FY2027 federal per diem · lodging + M&IE
Per diem rates for every federal travel destination
FY2027 standard rate: $113 a night for lodging, $68 a day for meals & incidentals. 295 places pay more, up to $499 a night in Park City.
Standard CONUS lodging
$113/night
FY2027, unlisted counties
Standard M&IE
$68/day
First/last day: $51.00
Maximum per diem, one full day$181
- Find the destination. 295 GSA non-standard areas, 40,426 ZIP codes, 237 foreign countries and U.S. areas.
- Lodging per night, by season and fiscal year.
- M&IE per day, 75% on the first and last day.
Trip per diem calculator
Pick a destination and dates. The first and last day get 75% of M&IE (FTR §301-11.20); lodging is counted per night. Rates for FY2026–FY2027 CONUS travel and current foreign/OCONUS rates are loaded.
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Top 10 destinations by peak lodging + M&IE
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Standard CONUS rate, FY2015–FY2027
LodgingM&IE
Rates by state
Every state page lists its non-standard areas with seasons, M&IE and history since FY2015.
No state matches.
Outside the lower 48
Alaska
82 locations
up to $493
per day, lodging + M&IE
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Hawaii
29 locations
up to $515
per day, lodging + M&IE
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United Kingdom
23 locations
up to $794
per day, lodging + M&IE
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Japan
26 locations
up to $572
per day, lodging + M&IE
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Germany
37 locations
up to $456
per day, lodging + M&IE
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France
11 locations
up to $652
per day, lodging + M&IE
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Italy
31 locations
up to $663
per day, lodging + M&IE
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Canada
30 locations
up to $774
per day, lodging + M&IE
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Questions
- What is the GSA per diem rate for FY2027?
- The standard CONUS rate is $113 lodging and $68 M&IE a day, from October 1, 2026 to September 30, 2027. 295 non-standard areas have higher rates.
- How is per diem calculated for the first and last day?
- You get 75% of the M&IE rate on the day you leave and the day you return, and 100% on full days in between (41 CFR §301-11.20). Lodging is paid per night, up to the cap.
- Who sets per diem rates?
- GSA sets rates for the 48 contiguous states and DC; the Department of Defense sets them for Alaska, Hawaii and U.S. territories; the Department of State sets foreign rates (41 CFR Part 301-11, Appendix A).
Source: U.S. General Services Administration (GSA), per diem rates and per diem files. Not affiliated with GSA. All sources