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What you need to know
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Brazil Tourist eVisa is a digital visa for tourism, transit, or business
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This visa is currently only available for citizens from the United States, Australia, and Canada
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You can stay in Brazil for a maximum of 90 days per stay
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To apply, your passport must be valid for at least 1 month after your trip ends
Last updated: April 2024
Ready to explore the incredible beaches, carnival celebrations, and vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro?
Welcome to the application guide for the Brazil Tourist eVisa! This electronic visa allows eligible travelers to enter Brazil for a short stay.
What is the Brazil eVisa?
The Brazil Tourist eVisa is a multiple-entry travel document for people wanting to visit Brazil for a short-term stay.
Eligible travelers can apply 100% online for the eVisa, eliminating the need for in-person visits to the Brazilian Embassy and reducing paperwork.
What can you do with the Brazil eVisa?
You can use the Brazil eVisa to visit the country for:
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Tourism
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Transit
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Business
What can’t you do with the Brazil eVisa?
This temporary visa is for short-stay purposes only. This means you can’t live or work in Brazil with this visa.
For more info about Brazil visas to work, live or study, or residence permits, contact your nearest Brazilian Embassy or Consulate or visit this page on the Brazilian government website.
Who requires the Brazil eVisa?
The Brazil eVisa is available for citizens from the United States, Canada, and Australia (at the time of writing).
Do children require the Brazil eVisa to visit the country?
Yes. All travelers from eligible countries, no matter their age, must have their own visa for Brazil.
Easily apply as a family by clicking ‘Add another person’ during the online application process.
Who is visa-exempt for Brazil?
Brazil has visa-waiver agreements with certain countries.
You can find a complete list of visa-exempt countries on the government website here.
How long is the Brazil eVisa valid for?
The visa is valid for 10 years for US citizens and 5 years for Australians and Canadians.
This means you have a 5- or 10-year window to travel to Brazil for tourism purposes on multiple visits. Your stay in Brazil is limited to a maximum of 90 days Per Year in total.
Is it possible to extend the Brazil eVisa?
You can apply for an extension of your eVisa with the Federal Police of Brazil, but you must make sure that your application is submitted before your current visa expires.
Brazil eVisa required documents
To get a Brazil Tourist eVisa, the following documents are typically required from visa applicants:
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Valid passport: Your passport must be signed, have a validity of at least one month from the date of application, and have two blank visa pages
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Passport photo: A recent, passport-size (2×2 inch or ca. 5×5 cm) picture of the visa applicant in color is required
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Additional supporting documents: Depending on your specific circumstances and the purpose of your visit, you may be required to provide additional supporting documents
For example, if you are visiting family or friends in Brazil, you may need an invitation letter from your host.
For applicants under 18, submit the following, along with the documents mentioned above:
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Birth certificate: Provide the original birth certificate and 1 additional copy
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Authorization for Issuance of Brazilian Visa for a Minor: Signed by both parents or legal guardians
If only one parent is listed on the birth certificate, only their signature is needed. If one parent has sole custody, include a notarized copy of the court order.
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For children of Brazilian parent(s): Include a Declaration of Non-citizenship (Declaração de Não-Cidadania), signed by the Brazilian parents/legal guardians
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If a parent has passed away, please provide a copy of their death certificate
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Copies of passports or photo IDs for both parents: Ensuring the name on the ID matches the parent’s name on the child’s birth certificate (otherwise provide documentation proving the name change, such as a marriage certificate or court order)
Brazil eVisa costs and processing time
When you apply for a visa with us, you can expect the following fees and processing time:
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Standard Processing: Our most affordable option. Perfect for travelers who have booked their trip further in advance.
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Rush Processing: If you need your visa quicker than standard, choose this option for an extra fee.
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Super Rush Processing: For the quickest option, select our Super Rush service for an express fee.
To check exact prices and processing times, start your application now!
The above excludes the government fee of USD $80.90. You can conveniently pay both fees online on our secure payment platform.
Contact us with any questions about the Brazil eVisa
If you have any questions, contact our expert support agents, available via online chat or contact us on WhatsApp. They can answer any questions about the Brazil eVisa application process.
Questions?
What are the other entry restrictions and regulations for Brazil (including for COVID-19)?
What are the differences between the Brazil eVisa and the Brazil Visitor Visa?
Embarking on a journey to Brazil? Understanding the differences between the Brazil eVisa and the Visitor Visa is key to a seamless travel experience.
- Brazil Tourist eVisa: The eVisa is an electronic visa, applied for and received online.
It’s generally processed faster than a traditional visa and valid for shorter stays, perfect for tourists, business trips, or short-term visits. It’s available to citizens of specific countries only as outlined above.
- Brazil Visitor Visa: This is a physical visa stamped in your passport. An interview at the Brazilian Consulate or Embassy may be required. It’s available to a wider range of nationalities.
You can check for which visa you must apply by scrolling up and selecting your nationality and destination.
At iVisa, we make applying for either of these visas simple and quick, so you can dive into the excitement of planning your exciting Brazilian adventure without the paperwork.
Do I require the Brazil eVisa to transit in the country?
Contact the Brazilian Embassy or Consulate near you for more info about transiting in the country and transit visa requirements.
You can use this visa to transit, but other requirements may be in place.
What are the photo requirements for the Brazil eVisa?
- The photo must be in color and of high-quality
- The applicant must be looking straight into the camera
- The position of the face and shoulders must be straight and not at an angle
- The photo must be taken against a white background
- The applicant’s face and shoulders must be in the photo
- No reflections, shadows or glare in the photo
- Keep a neutral expression
- Eyes must be open and visible.
- Dark glasses, tinted glasses, and thick frames are not acceptable
- Headgear is not allowed unless it is worn for religious reasons, in that case it can't block the applicant’s face
- Children can't appear with toys, pacifiers, or the hands of someone else holding them
Can I apply for the Brazil Tourist eVisa while in Brazil?
Can my minor child/children travel with me on my Brazilian visa?
How will I receive my Brazil Tourist eVisa?
We send you the Brazil Tourist eVisa confirmation by email.
Once you receive it, you must print it and show the copy when boarding your flight and at the immigration process upon arrival in Brazil.
We also recommend downloading it on a mobile device as a backup.
Are there any additional requirements for a Brazil eVisa application for my child (minors)?
For applicants under 18, submit the following along with the usual documentation:
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Birth certificate: Provide the original birth certificate and 1 additional copy
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Authorization for Issuance of Brazilian Visa for a Minor: Signed by both parents or legal guardians
If only one parent is listed on the birth certificate, only their signature is needed. If one parent has sole custody, include a notarized copy of the court order.
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For children of Brazilian parent(s): Include a Declaration of Non-citizenship (Declaração de Não-Cidadania), signed by the Brazilian parents/legal guardians
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If a parent has passed away, please provide a copy of their death certificate
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Copies of passports or photo IDs for both parents: Ensuring the name on the ID matches the parent’s name on the child’s birth certificate (otherwise provide documentation proving the name change, such as a marriage certificate or court order)
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An authorization letter signed by both parents
If traveling alone with your child:
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Include an authorization form from the other parent
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If the other parent is deceased, provide a death certificate
In cases of sole custody:
- Submit a legal custody document
Where can I read more?
- Brazil e-Visa Requirements: Everything you need to know to plan your trip to Brazil
- Brazil eVisa for Japanese citizens
- Brazil eVisa for Canadian citizens
- Brazil eVisa for Australian citizens
- Brazil Visa Duration: How long Can I stay in Brazil with my visa?
- Brazil eVisa Application Form: how to fill it
- Brazil eVisa for US citizens
- Brazil Visa policy: Everything you need to know
- Rio Carnival: How much is it and what should I do to travel safely?
- Is Rio Carnival safe, and how can I enjoy Brazil?
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- iVisa is NOT affiliated with any government agency. This site does not provide legal advice and we are not a law firm. None of our customer service representatives are lawyers and they also do not provide legal advice. We are a private, internet-based travel and immigration consultancy provider dedicated to helping individuals travel around the world. You may apply by yourself directly on the various government websites. The source of information: https://www.gov.br/pt-br/temas/immigration-public-services