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Brazil Visa – Requirements and Application
Do I Need a Visa for Brazil?
As of June 2019, a visa is not required for entry to Brazil.
Tourist, business and most other travelers can visit visa-free for up to 90 days. Longer stays would require a visa
Proof of return or onward travel may be required at entry.
See below or contact a Passport Health travel documents specialist about other visa types.
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Sources: Brazilian Embassy and U.S. State Department
What Do I Need for a Brazil Visa Application?
Countries often require different items for different visas. The application process may differ depending on the type of visa you’re interested in obtaining.
The Brazilian government may change this process at any time and may request additional materials during the visa process.
Applicants for a Brazilian visa will require, at minimum: a passport, passport-sized photo, driver’s license, proof of travel and a completed application. Minors may be required to have additional items.
Each one of these items have specific requirements that must be met. Do note, these requirements can change quickly and may differ based on your specific situation.
Open a tab below to see the different types of documents needed for your particular visa.
Passport:
- Be valid for the next six months
- Contain at least two consecutive blank visa pages for the visa stamp
Photograph:
- Taken within the last three months and printed on high-quality photo paper
- Taken against an all white background
- Be two inches by two inches
- Provide the full frontal view of your head with neutral expression
Driver’s License or Second Form of ID:
- Home address matches passport
Proof of Travel:
- Ticket or itinerary that displays your round trip travel and entry and exit dates for your destination
- Show the traveler’s full name as printed on passport
Minor Form (if traveling with a minor):
- A notarized letter of consent from both parents or legal guardian
- Child’s birth certificate
- Copy of both parents’ photo ID
Passport:
- Be valid for the next six months
- Contain at least two consecutive blank visa pages for the visa stamp
Photograph:
- Taken within the last three months and printed on high-quality photo paper
- Taken against an all white background
- Be two inches by two inches
- Provide the full frontal view of your head with neutral expression
Driver’s License:
- Home address matches passport
Proof of Travel:
- Ticket or itinerary that displays your round trip travel and entry and exit dates for your destination
- Show the traveler’s full name as printed on passport
Business Cover Letter:
- Must include your specific purpose of travel
- Must state that “No technical assistance will be performed while in Brazil”
While other visa types are available, their requirements can vary greatly. Contact us to find out what you may need for your specific trip.
How Can Passport Health Help Me With the Visa Process?
Passport Health’s travel documents team will walk you through the visa process step-by-step and handle the sometimes difficult communication with embassies and consulates. Contact us today to start your worry-free visa processing.
Customer Reviews
Passport Health – Visas for Brazil
“Very useful information, good to talk through all the possible options for my Brazil visa. Everything was explained so that it was easy to understand. Incredibly professional!”
“The people there were very nice. Felt very comfortable going to Brazil, even though I’d never gotten a visa before.”
“As I prepared to travel to Brazil for the first time, I met with the visa specialists for my Brazil trip. She calmly and patiently answered all of my questions and made me feel extremely comfortable. She was an amazing combination of being professional and caring at the same time!”
“The staff was kind, thorough and very professional. I’m very happy to go to Brazil with their help.”
“My 10 year old son and I are going to Brazil next month. Passport Health, as always, was able to give us all the information and support we needed for our visas and passports. So thankful!”
“Great job in getting me ready for trip to Brazil. The staff walked me through all the steps for my visa. A true professional!”
“Very good, quick service. Excellent advice and comprehensive information for getting my Brazil visa.”
“Professional, informative, caring with a sense of humor. Would recommend and return for another Brazil visa.”
“The staff was very imformative and thorough with all the they gave us and spent time helping us understand all our options for Brazil visas.”
“The staff explained what was needed and what was recommended for Brazil. Quick and easy visa service.”
How Much Do Brazil Visas Cost?
While a visa is not required, individuals staying for over 90 days will need a visa. Brazil visa fees range from $160 to over $300 depending on your reason for travel and length of stay. The Brazilian government sets visa fees and can change them at any time.
The money paid for the visa fee does not include service fees levied by the Brazilian government, cost of postage, processing etc.
Are Any Vaccines Required for Brazil?
Currently, Brazil has no vaccination requirements for entry. Some visa types may require medications or medical information. But, some vaccinations are recommended.
A yellow fever vaccination is recommended for all regions in Brazil except: Fortaleza, Recife, Rio de Janeiro, Salvador and São Paulo.
For more vaccination information, see our Brazil destination advice page.
U.S. Embassy in Brazil
All U.S. citizens visiting Brazil should register with the STEP program before their trip. This State Department program provides extra information and support in case of emergency. Passport Health’s travel documents staff can assist you in registering.
Once in Brazil, the information for the U.S. Embassy is:
U.S. Embassy Brasilia
SES 801- Avenida das Nacoes, Lote 03
70403-900 – Brasilia, DF Brazil
Telephone: 011-55-61-3312-7000
Emergency After-Hours Telephone: 011-55-61-3312-7400
Fax: (61) 3312-7651
Email: BrasiliaACS@state.gov
Visit the Embassy to Brazil website before departure to confirm correct contact details for the office.
For More Information About Brazil…
See Passport Health’s Brazil destination advice page with information on safety, climate and more. Or, start you visa process by contacting us today!
Do I Need a Visa for Brazil?
What Do I Need for a Brazil Visa Application?
Brazil Tourism Visa Application
Brazil Business Visa Application
Other Brazil Visa Applications
How Can Passport Health Help Me With the Visa Process?
How Much Do Brazil Visas Cost?
Are Any Vaccines Required for Brazil?
U.S. Embassy in Brazil
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