TAP · Subsídio de Mobilidade
To claim the mobility subsidy you need two documents from the airline. You order them on the TAP site in about fifteen minutes. No account required — the e-ticket is enough.
Guide put together by Igor Kartuzov · SeedWave, Madeira
Three fields from the email TAP sent when you bought the ticket. The data shown is made up.
The form lives on a separate TAP site — receipts.flytap.com. No password, no registration. Through the menu the path is: on flytap.com open Os meus voos → Gerir reserva → Fatura online.
receipts.flytap.com
Opens in a separate window — on a computer it sits alongside, so the guide stays in view.

Press Submeter. If the ticket email is gone, the same two numbers are printed at the bottom of the boarding pass: PNR and E-TICKET.
The answer Não foram encontrados resultados means the documents for this booking have already been issued once. Order them right after buying the ticket — for older flights the form returns nothing.
At the top are all the passengers on the booking: one request covers everyone. Below are two checkboxes — Fatura (the invoice) and Comprovativo de viagem (proof of travel). You need both and both are already ticked; leave them alone.

By default Usar os mesmos dados fiscais para todos os documentos is selected. Switch it to Usar diferentes dados fiscais para cada documento.
Otherwise every invoice comes out under a single NIF and lands in one mailbox — and the second passenger gets no subsidy. The form will not let you go back and change it: you would have to start again from the first screen.
Each passenger now has their own block. Leave País fiscal as PORTUGAL and type the NIF into Identificação fiscal — each one in their own block.

TAP checks the NIF against Finanças and fills Nome on its own. The field is grey and cannot be edited — that is normal. What is left is E-mail: a different one for each passenger, so everyone receives their own documents.

Press Submeter Pedido.
The last screen with fields — again one block per passenger.

Press Seguinte.
This is where most people type their residence-permit number — and the document comes out useless. Proof of travel certifies that a particular person flew, so the number must match the passport the ticket was bought with and boarding was done with.
Identificação fiscal is the NIF. Documento de Identificação is the passport.
The green banner says the request went through. That is only half of it: at the bottom right sits a green Pedir subsídio de mobilidade button. It is easy to mistake for an ad and close the tab. Press it.

A short form: one Identificação fiscal field per passenger. No passports and no addresses this time.

Press Submeter Pedido.
A second green banner: both requests are in. Nothing left to press — the rest is up to TAP.

The emails do not come together, and not straight away. This is how one real request for two passengers played out: the invoices in the evening, the proofs five and a half hours later, already in the small hours. Another time the gap was one hour; a third time fifteen, and the proofs came first. Count on having everything within a day to a day and a half.
| Time | Attachment | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| 22.08 22:10 | AIE APXIE026_…709.pdf | invoice, passenger 1 |
| 22.08 22:10 | AIE APXIE026_…710.pdf | invoice, passenger 2 |
| 23.08 03:37 | BoardingProofTAP_…053.pdf | proof, passenger 1 |
| 23.08 03:37 | BoardingProofTAP_…054.pdf | proof, passenger 2 |
Every email carries the same subject — «Envio de documento / Document delivery». The attachment name is the only way to tell them apart.
The invoice: fare, taxes and fees — these are the figures the portal uses to work out the refund.
The second page of the same file is the Declaração para efeitos de Subsídio de Mobilidade. It never arrives as a separate email, so there is no point looking for it.
Proof that the flight took place: route, dates, ticket number and the document number you typed on the fifth screen.
It is issued after the flight — which is why the request is made in advance.
Having the documents is the first step. The second is submitting the claim on the subsidy portal. This guide covers the airline part only, and it is free — forward it to anyone who needs it.