Portugal Publishes 76 Countries It Has Bilateral Agreements With, Full List

• Portugal's Ministry of Home Affairs has published a full list of countries it holds bilateral agreements with, covering more than 70 nations worldwide
• The list includes countries across Africa, the Americas, Asia, Europe, and the Middle East, with several African nations among those named
• Portugal's International Relations Department coordinates the country's representation in negotiations for all listed international instruments

Portugal's Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA) has published a full list of countries with which it currently holds bilateral agreements, revealing partnerships spanning more than 70 nations across multiple continents.

The list, maintained by the MHA's International Relations Department, names 76 countries in total. The department is responsible for following and supporting Portuguese international policy within the ministry's areas of competence, and it coordinates Portugal's representation in the negotiation of international instruments.

Countries on Portugal's bilateral list

Several African nations appear on the list. Beyond Africa, the agreements extend to major economies and regional powers. Below is the full scope of Portugal's international agreement:

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1. Algeria
2. Andorra
3. Angola
4. Argentina
5. Australia
6. Austria
7. Azerbaijan
8. Belgium
9. Bermuda
10. Bolivia
11. Brazil
12. Bulgaria
13. Canada
14. Cape Verde
15. Chile
16. Colombia
17. CPLP
18. Croatia
19. Cuba
20. Cyprus
21. Denmark
22. East Timor
23. Ecuador
24. Egypt
25. El Salvador
26. Estonia
27. Finland
28. France
29. Germany
30. Greece
31. Guinea-Bissau
32. Hungary
33. India
34. Indonesia
35. Iran
36. Israel
37. Italy
38. Kazakhstan
39. Kuwait
40. Latvia
41. Lithuania
42. Luxembourg
43. Macao Special Administrative Region
44. Mali
45. Malta
46. Mauritania
47. Mexico
48. Morocco
49. Mozambique
50. New Zealand
51. Norway
52. Panama
53. Paraguay
54. People's Republic of Congo
55. Peru
56. Poland
57. Romania
58. Russia
59. San Marino
60. Sao Tome and Principe
61. Saudi Arabia
62. Senegal
63. Serbia
64. Singapore
65. Slovakia
66. Slovenia
67. South Africa
68. Spain
69. Sultanate of Oman
70. Sweden
71. Switzerland
72. Tunisia
73. Turkey
74. Ukraine
75. United Arab Emirates
76. United Kingdom
77. United States of America
78. Uruguay
79. Venezuela

Note that: CPLP, East Timor, and Macao Special Administrative Region are not sovereign nations.

The document was last modified on 15 September 2026 and is available through the Secretariat-General of the Ministry of Home Affairs.

See the full list of Portugal's bilateral agreements on the official MHA website.

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Source: Legit.ng