To determine if you are eligible to apply for the eVisa, review the travel purposes listed below:

Business:
You can apply for the eVisa if you come to Brazil to participate in meetings, trade fairs, corporate events, explore business opportunities, sign contracts, conduct audits, or provide consulting.
Paid activities in Brazilian territory are not allowed with this visa, and the stay must not exceed 90 days.

Tourism:
The eVisa is permitted for travel for touristic, recreational, cultural, or informational purposes, as well as visits to family and friends.

Transit:
You can apply for the eVisa to transit through Brazil if you need to enter the country temporarily on your way to another destination. A visa is not required if you remain in the international transit area at a Brazilian port or airport without going through immigration control, and possess a single valid ticket to your final destination, even if issued by different airlines.

Seminars or Conferences:
The eVisa is valid for participation in conferences, seminars, congresses, or meetings in Brazil, as long as there is no remuneration.
Receiving per diems or reimbursements, such as lodging, transportation, or meals, related to your participation in the event is allowed.

Crew Member:
If you will be acting as a crew member of aircraft or vessels, you can apply for the eVisa.
Exception applies to those presenting a international seafarer's identity document issued according to the standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO).

Fiancé(e) or spouse of a Brazilian citizen:
If your trip is to visit your spouse, fiancé(e), or Brazilian relatives, you can apply for the eVisa in this category.