Brazil travel documents

Brazil visa and entry requirements

All your global visas in one place. Check what you need for Brazil, review the requirements, and start your application online with guided support.

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Start with your passport country. The result opens route guidance for Brazil.

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Brazil entry rules vary by passport country and travel purpose. Some travellers may enter visa-free for short visits, while others need an eVisa or another Brazilian visa before travel. eVisa Immigration helps travellers identify the right travel document, prepare the application, and keep the process clear from requirement check to submission.

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Check your route

Start with your passport country

Do you need a visa, ETA, arrival card, or other travel document for Brazil? Requirements depend on your passport country. The Brazil eVisa is available for citizens of the United States, Canada, and Australia for tourism or business, while some travellers may be visa-exempt. Use the checker to see the documents available for your trip.

Who needs this document?

Travellers who are not visa-exempt and are eligible for Brazil’s online visa route may need an eVisa before departure. Guidance also notes visa-free access for MERCOSUR citizens, certain Open Doors 2026 nationalities, and UK citizens for specific short-stay periods; these rules should be verified against official Brazilian sources before travel.

Because rules can vary by passport country, trip purpose, and length of stay, use the dynamic checker before starting your application. The checker should use passport country, destination, travel dates, and purpose of travel to show the relevant travel documents.

Automated eligibility currently focuses on tourism routes. Other purposes may need manual confirmation.

Other travel document routes

Other document routes may apply in specific circumstances. These routes may require direct government, embassy, or specialist handling and are not shown as standard online services unless the requirement checker displays them:

Brazil Visitor Visa (VIVIS): A visitor visa route for travellers visiting for up to 90 days for tourism, business meetings, transit, conferences, or certain artistic/sports events. The source states it does not allow paid work from a Brazilian source and may be valid for five or ten years depending on nationality.

Digital Nomad Visa (VITEM XIV): A route for remote workers employed by foreign entities. The source mentions income or savings requirements, an initial one-year validity, and possible renewal for another year through the Federal Police.

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Choose the route that matches your travel purpose. Each service keeps requirements, processing notes, and fees visible before checkout.

eVisa

Brazil Tourist eVisa

Eligible travellers visiting Brazil for tourism, holidays, sightseeing, family or friends, or unpaid conferences and seminars.

Allows

Short-term visits to Brazil for permitted visitor activities. It does not allow paid employment from a Brazilian source.

Validity

Multiple-entry eVisa; 10 years for U.S. citizens and 5 years for Canadian and Australian citizens.

Entries

Multiple entry

Maximum stay

Up to 90 days per stay, with total stay generally capped at 180 days in any 12-month period.

Government feeGovernment fee may apply

Service feeFrom $149

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eVisa

Brazil Business eVisa

Eligible travellers visiting Brazil for business meetings or other permitted business activities.

Allows

Business visits without taking paid employment in Brazil.

Validity

Multiple-entry eVisa. The source pack lists 10 years for U.S. citizens and 5 years for Canadian and Australian citizens.

Entries

Multiple entry

Maximum stay

Up to 90 days per year, with a possible extension through the Federal Police not exceeding 180 days in a 12-month period.

Government feeGovernment fee may apply

Service feeFrom $59

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Price clarity before payment

Government fees and service fees are shown before payment. Some travellers may also be able to apply directly through the relevant government website.

Brazil Tourist eVisa

Government fee and final totals need verified data before publication.

Government feeGovernment fee may apply

Service feeFrom $149

Total priceShown before payment

Brazil Business eVisa

Government fee and final totals need verified data before publication.

Government feeGovernment fee may apply

Service feeFrom $59

Total priceShown before payment

What to prepare

Prepare the following before applying. Some services may request additional documents after review. Details must match your passport and travel itinerary exactly.

Travel document preparation

Passport valid for at least six months from arrival, with at least two blank pages

Recent digital photo on a plain white background

Travel details, such as flight itinerary and confirmed accommodation address

Proof of sufficient financial means, such as bank statements

Additional documents depending on the visa type, such as a business invitation letter or host documentation

Processing options

Available processing options and timelines may vary by service, passport country, government workload, and application details.

Any processing option shown during checkout should be treated as a service timeline for handling and submission support, not as a guarantee of government approval.

No approval shortcuts

Any processing option shown during checkout should be treated as a service timeline for handling and submission support, not as a guarantee of government approval.

Government application option

Some travellers may be able to apply directly through the government website. eVisa Immigration provides a guided application experience, document preparation support, secure payment, application review, and multilingual assistance.

eVisa Immigration is an independent travel document platform and is not a government authority. Final decisions are made by the relevant government or border authority.

How the guided application works

A six-step flow keeps the Brazil application organized from requirement check to email updates.

1

Check your requirements

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

2

Complete the secure online form

Enter the details requested for the selected Brazil travel document service.

3

Upload required documents

Add the passport, photo, travel, and purpose-specific documents requested for review.

4

Review your details

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

5

Submit your application

Submit the prepared application through the guided eVisa Immigration flow.

6

Receive updates by email

Keep status updates and government emails accessible while travelling.

Secure application handling

eVisa Immigration provides a guided application experience, document preparation support, secure payment, application review, and multilingual assistance.

Secure travel document application support

Multilingual support and updates

24/7 multilingual assistance supports travellers before and after submission. Keep government emails and status updates accessible while travelling.

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

Brazil eVisa and travel-document answers from the supplied destination copy pack.

The Brazil eVisa is a multiple-entry document and may be valid for 10 years for U.S. citizens and 5 years for Canadian and Australian citizens. Each stay is generally limited to 90 days, with a broader annual cap that should be checked before travel.

All your global visas in one place.

All your global visas in one place. Check your Brazil travel document requirements and start your application with eVisa Immigration.

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