How to entry and fly VFR in Portugal 

Flying VFR into Portugal is easy and free.
All you need is a flight plan and some more items. 

Intra-community (EU, EEA and Switzerland) flights, excluding non-Schengen flights, inbound or outbound of aerodromes and ultralight runways, are not subject to authorization. 

The entry points in Lisboa FIR are described in the following chart in Portugal AIP: 

https://ais.nav.pt/wp-content/uploads/AIS_Files/eAIP_Current/eAIP_Online/eAIP/html/index.html
Click ENR 6 – En-route Charts

The use of an 8.33 kHz Radio and a Transponder Mode C are mandatory.
ATC language: EN or PT only!
Free use of ULM airfields listed in VFR Manual. Observe PPR rules, if indicated. 

https://ais.nav.pt/wp-content/uploads/AIS_Files/eVFR_Current/eVFR_Online/eAIP/html/index.html
Click Part 3, AD2 for aerodromes or AD4 for ULM airfields

In Portugal, ULM can fly into controlled airspace C class with a flight plan and use the general aviation aerodromes opened to ULM flights (see VFR Manual). Use of aerodromes Class IV, international airports, is not available. 

Mandatory documents: 

Valid ULM flight certificate or equivalent;
Valid Pilot license;
Insurance valid in PT;
Period of stay: max 90 days. For longer stays, a license from PT CAA “ANAC” is needed. 

Remember: to fly ULM in Spain you will need a permit, please see: 

https://sede.seguridadaerea.gob.es/sede-aesa/catalogo-de-procedimientos/declaración-responsable-para-operar-en-españa-con-ulm-aeronaves