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If you apply online, you are no longer required to go to Brazil’s embassy in your country. That alone is a something that most people love. You can do everything that is required of you from the comfort of your own home.

From a legal standpoint, there is no difference. They are both regulated by law, so you do not have to worry about the legitimacy of the Brazil visa you get online. From other points of view, there are a few differences. The eVisa is obtained by completing an online process, while the consular visa is issued by Brazil’s diplomatic mission. For the latter, you need to go to Brazil’s embassy for an interview. The eVisa will not be stamped on your passport (there is no visa sticker,) since you will receive the document via e-mail. You just have to print it out and show it to the airline when you board your flight and at the immigration office once you arrive in Brazil.

The Brazil eVisa maintains its validity for 2 years or until your passport expires, whichever comes first.

You can stay for 90 days over a period of 12 months. However, if you have a 30-day visa and you want to extend your vacation, you need to apply for an extension at the Federal Police of Brazil before your current visa expires.

At this point, only four nationalities can apply for a Brazil Tourist eVisa: Australians, Canadians, Americans, and Japanese. If you are a citizen of one of the four countries, you are eligible for a Brazil eVisa.

The price depends on the processing time you choose when you fill in the application form. Step one of the application will require you to make this choice. Your selection will establish the period of time in which your visa will arrive as well as how much it costs. You have three options:

• Standard processing time – by choosing this option you agree that your document will arrive via e-mail within 10 business days. For that, you will be charged 69.50$ (or the equivalent in your country’s currency.) The price of the visa itself is $44.50, but the difference of $25 is a service fee for iVisa.
• Rush processing time – this option will get your Brazil eVisa faster than the previous option. Your application will be processed within six business days. However, you must pay more than the last option. The fee is $99.50.
• Super Rush processing time – if you have an emergency and want your Brazil eVisa as fast as possible, this option is the one for you. The price is higher, $134.50 to be exact, but your visa will be ready within only four business days.

The answer is no. At the moment, only tourists are allowed to enter Brazil with an electronic visa. Any business related work is strictly prohibited while on a Tourist Brazil eVisa. So is work and academic activities (other than unpaid academic seminars or conferences sponsored by a Brazilian institution.) If you want to go to Brazil for other purposes than tourism, you are required to visit Brazil’s diplomatic mission in your country of origin and apply for a business/work/student visa.

iVisa will send you the Brazil visa via e-mail. Once you receive it, you need to print it and show it while boarding your flight and at the immigration office when you arrive in Brazil. Our recommendation is to print multiple copies so that if you lose one, you have at least one spare.

When you apply for a Brazil eVisa, you are required to upload a passport photo. However, the photo needs to meet a few simple criteria. First of all, the photo should be taken against a white background. Your face and shoulders must be centralized on the camera, and there should be no reflections, shadows, and glares in the image. When you take the picture, your face needs to be neutral, which means you cannot smile or frown. Also, it is preferable that the photo is as recent as possible. In time, your physical appearance may change. Maybe you dyed your hair, or you let your beard grow.

No. All travelers, no matter the age, must have their own visa. While it is a common practice, this is not applicable to a Brazil eVisa.

Since this is a sensitive subject, you need to have a few additional documents if you want a Brazil eVisa for your minor child. You, as a guardian or parent, must upload additional documents when you apply. You need to prepare a copy of the passport page and photos of both parents, as well as an authorization letter signed by both parents. If you travel with your child alone (e.g. divorced,) you are required to upload an authorization form from the other parent. If the other parent is deceased, you need to have a death certificate. Last but not least, if you have the sole custody of your child, you need to have a legal custody document. The point is that you need to prove that you do not take the child out of the country without the other parent knowing.

Since you will be receiving your visa via e-mail, you can always print another copy. Simple as that. However, we recommend that you print multiple copies before you leave for Brazil. Put a copy in every bag you have, just in case one gets lost or stolen. That way, you can save yourself a lot of trouble.

Unfortunately, for you to receive your Brazil eVisa, you need to complete every single step of the application form. The additional documents represent one of the steps you need to complete. That is why if you cannot provide the requested documents, your application will be denied. You can always apply again, but it is preferable to get it right the first time because visa fees are not refundable. It can also save you some time.

Of course you can. However, you are required to go to the Brazilian embassy this time. If you have done everything right and still your application is rejected, you need to go for a personal interview.

Unfortunately, the Brazilian Immigration authorities do not give reasons to justify their refusal to grant you a Brazil eVisa. Generally, it means that you do not qualify for one, and you should go to an embassy for an interview. While it may seem like an inconvenience, you can still go to Brazil. It is just that you need to go to the consulate and apply for your visa there.

Within the visa’s duration, you can enter Brazil multiple times. You can also apply for an extension with the Federal Police of Brazil, but make sure that your application is registered before your current visa expires.

Many people think that online information leaks and that their personal info is at risk of getting into the wrong hands. However, that is not the case with our services. We provide maximum safety for your personal data, confidentiality, and we invest a lot in the security of our database. Your personal information could not be safer.

Since Brazil eVisas are now available for tourism purposes only, there are a few things that need clarifying. First of all, the term ‘tourist’ includes four categories of people

• People traveling to Brazil on vacation
• People who go to Brazil to visit their family or friends
• Unpaid participants in athletic or artistic events and competitions. However, if this applies to you, you are required to have an invitation letter from the sponsoring organization in Brazil
• Unpaid participants in scientific/academic seminars or conferences sponsored by academic or research institutions. A letter of invitation from one of those institutions is also required

Once you arrive in Brazil on a tourist eVisa, you are not allowed to engage in any business, work, or academic activities.

The visa you receive allows you to cross Brazil’s borders multiple times as long as the document is valid. If necessary, you can apply for an extension at the Federal Police of Brazil, but you have to submit the application before your current visa expires. Special requirements may apply.