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Brazil visa and entry requirements

Check the visa and entry requirements for Brazil based on your passport and trip, then continue to the correct official route.

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Check Brazil requirements

Select your passport country to see the visa and entry requirements that may apply for Brazil.

Know what you need

Check visa and entry requirements based on your passport and destination.

Official requirements, simplified

Clear guidance based on current government sources.

Official application routes

Go directly to the correct government application or information page.

Ready-to-apply checklist

Know what information and documents to prepare before you start.

Plan your trip with clear, practical guidance at every step.

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Brazil entry rules vary by passport country and travel purpose. Some travellers may enter visa-free for short visits, while Australian, Canadian and United States passport holders use the eVisa for covered visitor travel. Other visa-required travellers must follow the appropriate consular route.

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Check your requirements

Whether you need a visa for Brazil depends on your passport and travel purpose. Eligible travellers may be able to use Brazil’s eVisa, while others may be visa-exempt or need a different visa route. Check your passport to see what applies to your trip.

Who needs a visa or travel document?

Visa, travel-authorisation and declaration requirements for Brazil depend on passport, purpose, route and intended stay. Check the official source linked with the relevant option for the current rule that applies to you.

The traveller must hold the visa, authorisation or exemption required for the journey before departure.

For work, study, residence or other travel purposes, check the relevant government requirements separately.

Other visa and entry options

Other options may apply depending on your passport, travel purpose and intended stay:

Brazil Visitor Visa (VIVIS): The official visitor-visa route covers eligible short visits including tourism, business meetings and transit. Travellers who are not eligible for the eVisa should check the appropriate consular route.

Brazil visa and entry options

Compare the documents that may apply to your trip, including who they are for, permitted stays and processing guidance.

Electronic visitor visa

Brazil Tourist eVisa

Australian, Canadian and United States passport holders travelling to Brazil for tourism who require an eVisa.

Allows

Tourism and other permitted visitor activities; it does not authorise paid work in Brazil.

Validity

The validity shown on the issued eVisa applies. Brazil's official visitor-visa guidance allows multiple entries and validity can vary by nationality.

Entries

Multiple entry

Maximum stay

Up to 90 days per visit, subject to the annual limit and the period granted by Brazilian authorities.

Official processing guidance

No guaranteed decision time is published. Apply early enough for government processing.

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Brazil Business eVisa

Australian, Canadian and United States passport holders making a qualifying short business visit to Brazil.

Allows

Permitted visitor-business activities such as meetings and events; it does not authorise local paid employment.

Validity

The validity shown on the issued eVisa applies. Brazil's official visitor-visa guidance allows multiple entries and validity can vary by nationality.

Entries

Multiple entry

Maximum stay

Up to 90 days per visit, subject to the annual limit and the period granted by Brazilian authorities.

Official processing guidance

No guaranteed decision time is published. Apply early enough for government processing.

Apply on the official government website

What to prepare

Have these details and documents ready before you apply. Additional documents may be requested depending on your passport, travel purpose or application.

Travel document preparation

The passport that will be used for travel

Current contact, itinerary and accommodation information

A compliant photograph where the application requests one

Purpose-specific evidence requested by the issuing authority

Processing times

Processing times vary by document and authority. Use the official guidance shown with the relevant option and apply early enough for government review.

Plan around official processing times

Government processing times can vary. Apply early and use the guidance shown for the document you need.

Continue to the official application

Visa, travel-authorisation and entry decisions are made by the relevant government and border authorities.

Your application checklist

Confirm the right route, prepare your details and documents, then continue to the official application when you are ready.

1

Check your requirements

Start with your passport country and destination to see the relevant travel document route.

2

Complete the online form

Use the official Brazil application or declaration service linked from the relevant route.

3

Upload required documents

Provide only the passport, photograph, travel and purpose-specific evidence requested by the authority.

4

Review your details

Check that your application details match your passport and travel itinerary exactly.

5

Submit your application

Submit through the official authority and retain its receipt or reference number.

6

Receive updates by email

Keep the authority's decision and any government emails accessible while travelling.

Prepare with confidence

Follow a clear route from checking requirements to preparing the details requested by the relevant authority.

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Before you travel

Keep government decisions and confirmations accessible, and check the official rules again before departure.

Check that your passport validity meets the destination rules
Confirm your travel dates and accommodation details
Review the latest entry conditions before departure
Carry the approved document if required, digitally or printed
Keep government emails and status updates accessible while travelling
Requirements can change before departure

Brazil travel document questions

Answers to common questions about Brazil visas and entry requirements.

Brazil's official visitor-visa guidance describes the eVisa as multiple-entry. The validity depends on nationality and is shown on the issued eVisa, so check the document before travel.

Check what you need for your trip

Check your requirements for Brazil and continue to the relevant official application route.

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