Oregon per diem rates (FY2026)
Oregon has 7 cities with their own GSA rate. Everywhere else in the state uses the standard rate.
| City / county | Lodging | M&IE |
|---|---|---|
| Beaverton · Washington | $132.00 | $80.00 |
| Bend · Deschutes | $125.00–$192.00 | $86.00 |
| Clackamas · Clackamas | $136.00 | $80.00 |
| Eugene / Florence · Lane | $132.00–$192.00 | $80.00 |
| Lincoln City · Lincoln | $120.00–$167.00 | $92.00 |
| Portland · Multnomah | $155.00 | $86.00 |
| Seaside · Clatsop | $141.00–$236.00 | $86.00 |
About Oregon per diem
GSA has surveyed and listed a non-standard rate for 7 locations in Oregon, topping out at $236.00 a night in Seaside. Every other city or county in the state defaults to the standard CONUS rate of $110.00 lodging and $68.00 M&IE.
On the first and last day of any trip, M&IE is paid at 75% under the first/last-day rule — $51.00 at the standard rate, or the equivalent 75% figure for whichever listed city you're travelling to. See how to calculate per diem for a business trip for the full worked example.
Frequently asked questions
Does every city in Oregon have its own per diem rate?
No — only 7 locations have a separately listed GSA rate in Oregon. Every other city or county in the state uses the standard CONUS rate of $110.00 lodging + $68.00 M&IE.
Which city in Oregon has the highest per diem rate?
Seaside has the highest listed lodging cap in Oregon, at $236.00 a night, compared with $132.00 in Beaverton.
How do I calculate per diem for a multi-city trip through Oregon?
Use the calculator on each city's page for the nights spent there, then add the totals together — lodging caps and M&IE tiers can differ from one Oregon city to the next, so a single flat rate for the whole trip would be inaccurate.
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