Per Diem RatesFY 2027 federal travel allowances

Portland per diem ratesOregon · FY 2027

Portland’s full-year average is 2.2% lower than in FY 2021; only 21 areas have fallen over that span. No other Oregon area has a higher full-year average lodging cap; next comes Seaside ($161). Until FY 2024 its cap changed with the seasons; since FY 2025 one cap applies all year.

Oct 2026$161Nov 2026$161Dec 2026$161Jan 2027$161Feb 2027$161Mar 2027$161Apr 2027$161May 2027$161Jun 2027$161Jul 2027$161Aug 2027$161Sep 2027$161standard $113
Oct 2026$161Nov 2026$161Dec 2026$161Jan 2027$161Feb 2027$161Mar 2027$161Apr 2027$161May 2027$161Jun 2027$161Jul 2027$161Aug 2027$161Sep 2027$161standard $113
$165$165$165$165$155$155$161standard $113$96FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26FY27
$165$161$113FY21FY22FY23FY24FY25FY26FY27

Portland since FY 2021

Against FY 2026, Portland’s full-year average rose 3.9%, between Point Arena / Gualala (CA) and Steamboat Springs (CO) among year-on-year changes. In FY 2021 Portland ranked 35th of 293 by full-year average, between Antioch / Brentwood / Concord (CA) and Vancouver (WA). Along the way: flat in FY 2023, flat in FY 2024, down 5.8% in FY 2025.

Portland among the 295

$161 here$115$334
$161 here$115$334

Exactly the same one-rate cap applies in Richmond (VA) and Vancouver (WA). Nationally, Portland is 99th of 295 by full-year average, between Sebring (FL, $162) and Providence / Bristol (RI, $161). Oregon, area by area.

Four days in Portland

Monday, October 5, 2026, to Thursday: up to $784, three nights of lodging plus $301 M&IE.

One cap covers all twelve months, 42.5% above the standard rate.