How to get from Porto to Milan

International travel from Porto, Portugal to Milan, Italy is: Partially open.

Can I enter Italy if coming from Portugal?

Entry into Italy is currently allowed for: Entry is partially open for citizens and permanent residents of Portugal.

Am I required to self-quarantine upon arrival to Milan if travelling from Porto?

Conditions of entry:

• Travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test as either a RT-PCR performed within 48 hours prior to arrival, or an Antigen test performed within 24 hours prior to arrival
• 5-day mandatory self-quarantine and COVID-19 test at the end of the isolation period
• Travellers with a certificate of vaccination are exempt from compulsory quarantine
• Travellers who have recovered from COVID-19 in the last 6 months are exempt from compulsory quarantine (certificate needed)
• Passenger Locator Form (PLF) required

What measures do I need to follow in Milan, Italy due to the pandemic?

All travellers in Italy must observe the following coronavirus safety measures:

• Social distance: 1.5 metre (s) (5 feet)
• Face mask: Mandatory

The information above was last checked on 18/01/2022; however, this can change before your date of travel so please make sure to review the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations   for your journey from Porto to Milan.

The restriction level for your return to Porto, Portugal from Italy is: Partially open.

Is my journey back to Porto from Milan restricted?

Entry into Portugal is currently allowed for: Entry is partially open for citizens and permanent residents of Italy.

Do I need to self-quarantine upon arrival in Porto from Milan?

Conditions of reentry into Portugal:

• Travellers must present a negative COVID-19 test as either a RT-PCR performed within 3 hours prior to arrival, or an Antigen test performed within 2 hours prior to arrival
• Specific entry restrictions may apply for travel to Portugal: Azores, Madeira
• Passenger Locator Form (PLF) required
• Travellers who have recovered from COVID-19 in the last 6 months are exempt from providing a negative COVID-19 test (certificate needed)

What are the coronavirus safety measures I need to follow in Porto, Portugal?

You should observe these safety measures in Portugal as imposed by the government to reduce the spread of COVID-19:

• Physical distance requirement: 2 metre (s) (7 feet)
• Face mask requirement: Mandatory

This information about your return travel to Portugal was last checked on 17/01/2022. We advise you to check the latest COVID-19 travel safety regulations for your trip back to Porto from Milan closer to your date of departure here.

There are 2 travel options from Porto to Milan: flight or coach.

A flight service offers the cheapest way to travel from Porto to Milan, which costs on average £12.

This is compared to other ways of getting to Milan:

A flight is about £102 less than a coach, which costs on average £113 for this route.

The quickest way to travel from Porto to Milan is by flight, which takes on average 2 h 30 min   compared to other travel options that may take you longer to get to your destination:

In comparison, taking a coach requires on average 34 h 20 min   of travel time.

The distance between Porto and Milan is around 939 miles (1514 km).

These are the most popular departure and arrival points when travelling from Porto to Milan:

• Most travellers who buy a plane ticket from Porto to Milan depart from Porto Airport to Milan Malpensa Airport.
• Most travellers take a coach from Porto, Campo 24 de Agosto to Milan, Stazione Centrale.

Omio works with many trusted partners that can help you travel the best way from Porto to Milan:

• You can travel to Milan from Porto by flight with Ryanair. You can find cheap tickets on Omio for £12 with Ryanair from Porto to Milan.
• You can travel from Porto to Milan by coach with Flixbus. You can find cheap tickets on Omio for £113 with Flixbus from Porto to Milan.

Yes, there are direct services available to Milan from Porto with the following travel operators:

• You can book a direct flight with.
• You can book a direct coach with.

Direct services tend to save you time and add more convenience in getting you to Milan as you won't need to change in between, so it's worth paying attention to before booking your tickets from Porto to Milan.

When planning your trip to Milan from Porto, it’s good to keep in mind what tickets to buy and their prices in the next 7 days:

• Plane tickets cost on average £12 one way.
• Coach tickets are costing on average £113 one way.

However, we recommend buying tickets between Porto and Milan online a few months in advance to get the best deals and save money on your upcoming journey.