Visa Requirements Update:

• Since April 10, 2025, nationals of selected countries can apply for a Brazil eVisa for eligible visits.
• Travellers from countries not eligible for an eVisa must check whether they qualify for visa-free entry or need to obtain a visa through a Brazilian embassy or consulate before travelling.

Note: As of now, Brazil does not offer visa-on-arrival services to any nationality.

Documents Required for All Brazil eVisa Types

All applicants, regardless of their nationalities or selected eVisa types from above, must submit the following documents during the application process:

Additional Requirements for Brazil Seafarer and Brazil Business Event & Expo eVisa Types

The following are the common requirements for Brazil Seafarer and Brazil Business Event & Expo eVisa types:

1. Passport Biodata Page Scan
2. Photo of the Applicant
3. Round Trip Flight Tickets

Now for the Brazil Seafarer eVisa, applicants must provide the following in addition to these common requirements:

For the Brazil Business Event & Expo eVisa, the following document is required from applicants in addition to the common requirements:

Extra Requirements for Minor Travellers (For Tourism & Transit eVisa)

• Parental Authorisation Letter: A notarised letter signed by both parents authorising the issuance of a Brazil eVisa for the minor. (Click Here for the Authorisation Form)
• Birth Certificate: The minor’s original birth certificate, along with a clear copy, must be submitted.
• Parents’ Photo ID: A copy of a valid passport or photo ID for both parents must be provided.

Application Process for Brazil eVisa

Follow these easy steps to apply for a Brazil eVisa:

1. Select your nationality and choose the appropriate eVisa type based on your travel purpose.
2. Complete the application form with your personal, passport, and travel details.
3. Upload the required documents, pay the applicable fee, and submit your application.
4. Once approved, your Brazil eVisa will be sent to your registered email address.

Can Brazil eVisa Be Processed Faster?

Yes, faster processing options are available at the time of application. The processing time will vary based on the option chosen.

Note: The urgent processing fees shown above are additional charges and do not include the Brazil eVisa fee or the applicable service fee.

Brazil eVisa Fee

Brazil eVisa fees vary depending on the selected eVisa type and chosen processing speed (optional). To check the fee for your application, select your nationality in the tool available at the top of the page.

Note: The Brazil eVisa fee is non-refundable, even if your application is refused. Check your details carefully before submitting the application.

Is Brazil's eVisa Extendable?

If you want to stay longer in Brazil, you can apply for an extension through the Brazilian Federal Police before your current stay expires. If approved, you may get up to 90 extra days, allowing a total stay of up to 180 days within 12 months.

Visa-Free Entry into Brazil

Citizens of eligible countries can travel to Brazil without a visa for short stays, depending on their purpose of visit. Travellers must meet the entry requirements and comply with the permitted stay conditions before travelling.

Countries Eligible for Visa-Free Travel to Brazil

Maximum Stay Allowed for Visa-Free Visits to Brazil

Visa-free travellers can usually stay in Brazil for up to 90 days per visit, with a maximum of 180 days within a 12-month period. The permitted stay may vary depending on your nationality, so always confirm the latest requirements with the relevant authorities before travelling.

Documents You May Need Upon Arrival in Brazil

Airlines and Brazilian immigration authorities may request additional documents before boarding or entry into Brazil. Travellers should carry:

• Valid Passport with sufficient validity for the planned stay.
• Invitation Letter (if applicable) to support the purpose of your visit.
• Proof of Sufficient Funds to cover your stay in Brazil or evidence of sponsorship.
• Proof of Accommodation such as hotel reservations or host details.
• Return or Onward Ticket showing your intention to leave Brazil within the permitted stay.
• Yellow Fever Vaccination Certificate if required by your onward destination or country of return.

Brazil eVisa Through Embassy/Consulate

Travellers who are not eligible for a Brazil eVisa or visa-free entry must apply for a visa through a Brazilian embassy or consulate. The application process, required documents, and processing times may vary depending on the applicant’s nationality and purpose of travel.

Nationalities That Need a Brazil Visa Through an Embassy or Consulate

Brazil eVisa or Regular Visa: Which One Should You Choose?

Choosing between a Brazil eVisa and a regular visa depends on your nationality, travel purpose, and eligibility. The main differences are:

Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in August 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.