Visa to Brazil
Before planning a trip to Brazil, it is important to thoroughly research visa requirements. Citizens of many countries will need a visa to Brazil to visit the country, and depending on the purpose of the visit, a tourist visa, a business visa, and other types of long-term visas such as student or work visas can be issued. Tourist travel requires the appropriate visa, which allows a stay of up to 90 days. However, citizens of many countries, including member states of the European Union, are allowed visa-free entry to Brazil for tourism or business purposes for up to 90 days.
On our website you will find all the necessary information about visa requirements to enter Brazil, as well as up-to-date information about which countries can visit Brazil without a visa and what documents are required to apply for different types of visas, including tourist, business and transit visas.
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Does Brazil require a visa?
To visit Brazil, citizens of different countries may need different types of visas, depending on the purpose of their trip.
If you are planning a vacation in Brazil or a short-term business trip, a visitor visa (VIVIS), which is usually issued for up to 90 days, will suffice.
Many countries have visa-free entry agreements with Brazil, allowing their citizens to stay in the country for up to 90 days without a visa. Such countries include, for example, Argentina, Chile, Uruguay and European Union countries.
Visitor visas are also available through the eVisa electronic visa system. However, to date, only citizens of Australia, Canada and the United States can apply for an eVisa to Brazil.
A transit visa to Brazil may be required depending on whether you leave the airport transit area and the time of your stay. In most cases, if your connecting flight in Brazil is within 24 hours and you are not leaving the international transit zone, a visa is not required. However, if you plan to leave the airport or the transit period exceeds 24 hours, a transit visa may be required. In this case, if you are a citizen of a visa-exempt country, you will need to apply for a visitor visa (VIVIS).
For studies, employment and official work in Brazil, as well as other activities involving a long-term stay in the country, citizens of all countries are required to apply for the appropriate type of visa.
Types of visas to Brazil
The visa allows a stay of up to 90 days in a six-month period and is provided for the following purposes:
Tourism, including cultural and recreational activities, visiting relatives, attending conferences, volunteering, research and teaching;
Business travel such as meetings, events, reporting, surveying, surveying, contract signing, audits, consulting, and airplane and ship crew work;
Transit, if you plan to stay more than 24 hours or need to leave the airport transit area;
Participation in artistic and sporting activities.
Academic Visa (VITEM I)
Issued to any foreign national who travels to Brazil to work under contract as a scholar, teacher, coach or other qualified professional.
Health / Medical Visa (VITEM II)
Issued for one year with the possibility of renewal, confirmation from a medical institution and insurance is required.
Study visa (VITEM IV)
Issued for one year with possibility of extension, requires a letter of enrollment in an educational institution.
Work visa (VITEM V)
Issued for two years with the possibility of extension or obtaining a residence permit. Proof of employment with a Brazilian company is required.
Religious Visa (VITEM VII)
Issued for two years with the possibility of renewal.
Volunteer Visa (VITEM VIII)
Issued for 1 year with the possibility of renewal.
Investment visa (VITEM IX)
Issued for 4 years with the possibility of extension or obtaining a residence permit.
Family Reunification Visa (VITEM XI)
Validity is the same as the family member visa or can be permanent after four years. Renewable or permanent after 4 years.
Who needs to apply for a visa to Brazil?
List of countries, including the EU, whose citizens can enter Brazil without a visa for up to 90 days:
Countries that can issue an eVisa to Brazil:
Citizens of all other countries need to apply for a visa to Brazil regardless of the purpose of their visit and the planned period of stay.
Important: Brazil's visa policy is updated regularly. Please check in advance for the latest information specific to your country before traveling.
Cost of visa to Brazil
When applying for a visa to Brazil, it is important to keep in mind that the final cost may vary and depends on factors such as the type of visa, your nationality and the processing time. The total cost includes consular and service fees, which are set by the consulate. For your convenience, we offer additional services, which you can include if you wish. For example, valid international health insurance and priority service. These services will help to simplify the application process and speed up its consideration.
We recommend using the visa calculator, which will allow you to easily calculate the total cost of the visa online, taking into account the additional services. This is a handy tool that will save you time and help you plan your travel budget in advance.
What documents are required to apply for a visa to Brazil
Depending on the purpose of the visit and the type of visa, additional documents may be required:
- A letter of invitation from a Brazilian citizen or resident, stating the purpose of the trip, the place of residence and confirmation of the host's responsibility for the guest.
- Copies of the inviter's documents, such as a passport or Brazilian residency permit.
- Health insurance valid for the entire period of stay in Brazil.
Business Visa:
- Invitation from a Brazilian company: an official letter on company letterhead containing information about the purpose of the visit, the duration of the stay, and confirmation of the host's responsibility for the guest.
- Documents confirming business relations: contracts, cooperation agreements, confirmations of meetings and other business events.
- Letter from the employer: a letter of recommendation with information about the position, purpose of the trip and confirmation of the employee's return at the end of the trip.
Work visa (VITEM V):
- Employment agreement or contract: made with a Brazilian employer, including working conditions, salary and terms of the employment contract.
- Work permit: issued by the host country to the Brazilian Ministry of Labor.
- Credentials: diplomas, certificates, references proving professional skills and work experience.
- Curriculum Vitae (CV): A detailed description of professional experience.
Study Visa (VITEM IV):
- Admission Letter: confirmation from an educational institution in Brazil of acceptance to study, indicating the program, terms of study and conditions.
- Proof of tuition: statements or receipts for the entire duration of stay.
- Proof of financial solvency: documents proving that you have the means to live and study for the duration of your stay in Brazil.
- Letter of Intent: written by the applicant, describing the objectives of the study and plans after its completion.
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Frequently asked questions about Brazil visa
Do I need a visa to travel to Brazil?
Obtaining a visa to Brazil depends on your country of citizenship and purpose of travel. Some nationalities require a visa for entry, while others can take advantage of visa-free travel for up to 90 days for tourism or business purposes. For long-term stays with travel purposes such as study, work or medical treatment, including citizens of visa-free countries, a Brazil visa is required.
What types of visas are available for traveling to Brazil?
The following types of visas are available in Brazil: tourist visa, business visa (business visa), student visa, work visa, humanitarian visa and other categories. Each type of visa has its own requirements and conditions.
Can I work on a visitor visa in Brazil?
No, working on a tourist visa is not allowed in Brazil. A visitor visa only entitles you to short-term business travel. If you need to work in Brazil, you must apply for a work visa before traveling.
What documents do I need to get a tourist visa to Brazil?
A tourist visa usually requires a valid passport, a completed application form, photographs, confirmation of hotel reservations, airline tickets and financial documents.
What are the requirements to obtain a work visa for Brazil?
To obtain a work visa, you will need a job offer from a Brazilian employer and a work permit approved by the Brazilian Ministry of Labor, proof of qualifications and work experience, and other additional documents. To learn more about the document requirements, please see the Work Visa section.
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The cost of visa processing through Buch-dein-Visum.de depends on many conditions, such as the cost of the visa itself, consular fees, visa processing time and other additional factors such as return shipping and insurance, if necessary.
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