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Brazil eVisa

Required for United States passport holders

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Required for American visitors as of November 9, 2022

About the Brazil eVisa

The Brazil eVisa is the electronic visa for Australian, US and Canadian passport holders travelling to Brazil for tourism, business or transit. Apply online before you fly — no embassy visit, no posting your passport — so you arrive ready to enjoy Brazil.

eVisa details

Processing time

Typically 2–5 business days after submission. Apply at least two weeks before you travel.

Validity

For Australians, generally valid up to 5 years. Each stay up to 90 days, capped at 180 days in any 12-month period.

Entries

Multiple entry — travel to Brazil as often as you like while your eVisa is valid.

How to apply

Fully online — complete the form and upload your documents from any device before you travel.

On arrival

Show your passport and printed eVisa to immigration officers at the Brazilian border.


Brazil eVisa requirements

Your passport details and nationality
Contact information, including email and phone number
A recent passport-style photo and passport bio page
Your travel and accommodation details in Brazil

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Clear instructions tailored to your nationality.

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Safe and secure

Your information is protected by 256-bit AES encryption.

Single and group applications

Add another traveler to your order. We prefill shared details for you.

Application expert review

Instant error detection and a final pre-submission check to ensure there are no errors.

Brazil eVisa costs and timelines

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How it works

Apply and get your eVisa in 3 steps

Step 1

Gather your information

Have all the necessary documents and details on hand before you start your Brazil eVisa application.

Step 2

Apply online for your Brazil eVisa

Complete our guided form in minutes — for you and your travel companions — with real-time validation that catches errors before you submit.

Step 3

Get approved and travel to Brazil

Our experts handle the review and processing. Your approved Brazil eVisa lands straight in your inbox, ready for your trip.

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Frequently asked questions

Visa requirements for Brazil depend on your nationality. Citizens of certain countries, including the United States, Canada, and Australia, must obtain a tourist visa before traveling to Brazil.
The Brazil Visitor visa (VIVIS) is a short-stay visa issued for tourism, transit, visiting family and friends, attending business activities or events, and other specified activities. It does not permit work or long-term residency and is typically valid for multiple entries within 90 days.
The Brazil eVisa is an electronic travel authorization for citizens of certain countries, including the United States, Canada, and Australia, for short-term tourism or business visits. Citizens from countries qualifying for a Brazil eVisa don’t need a Brazil Visitor visa (VIVIS).
Eligible travelers can apply for a Brazil tourist visa electronically by completing the online visa application form, uploading required documents, and paying the applicable fee.

Required documents include:

  • A passport with at least six months’ validity
  • A recent passport-size photo
  • Proof of travel itinerary
  • Evidence of financial means

Specific requirements may vary depending on the applicant’s nationality.

Processing times for a Brazil eVisa typically range from 5 to 10 business days, depending on the application volume and the completeness of the submitted documents. It is recommended that you apply well in advance of your intended travel date.
A tourist visa is issued for leisure travel and visiting friends or family, while a business visa permits short-term activities such as meetings, conferences, or negotiations. Neither visa type allows for employment or paid work in Brazil.
Yes, as of 2025, U.S. citizens must obtain a visa to enter Brazil for tourism, business, or transit purposes. Depending on current bilateral policies, they may be eligible to apply for an electronic visa.
Yes, travelers residing in the United States can apply for a Brazil tourist visa through the Brazilian consulate with jurisdiction over their residence or via the official eVisa platform if eligible.
Canadian passport holders must apply for a tourist visa before entering Brazil. Required documents typically include a valid passport, photo, travel itinerary, and proof of sufficient funds. Check with the Brazilian consulate for current eligibility and application instructions.
Yes, Australian citizens are generally eligible for the Brazil eVisa program for tourism or business purposes. Applicants must meet the standard documentation and application criteria as outlined by Brazilian consular authorities.
As of 2025, Indian citizens are not eligible for the Brazil eVisa and must apply through a traditional visa process via the nearest Brazilian consulate. Requirements include a passport, completed application, and supporting travel documents.
The Brazil tourist visa is typically valid for up to 90 days per visit and may allow multiple entries within a 12-month period. Extensions may be possible through local immigration authorities in Brazil.

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