Welcome to Brazil eVisa Tour
Welcome to Brazil eVisa Tour
Welcome to Brazil eVisa Tour
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Everything you need to know about the Brazil eVisa: How to apply, Know your visa type, and General Information
Everything you need to know about the Brazil eVisa: How to apply, Know your visa type, and General Information
Everything you need to know about the Brazil eVisa: How to apply, Know your visa type, and General Information
How to apply?
How to apply?
In three simple steps, your eVisa application will be ready:
1. Provide the application details and upload the necessary documents.
2. Pay the fee.
3. Download the eVisa.
In three simple steps, your eVisa application will be ready:
1. Provide the application details and upload the necessary documents.
2. Pay the fee.
3. Download the eVisa.
How to apply for the eVisa
1st step: Provide the application data and submit the necessary documents
You can apply for your electronic visa through the Brazil eVisa Tour platform, accessing it from your computer or mobile phone. The first step is to create an account on our website. Then, fill in all the requested information and submit the required documents directly through the system.
For applications for minors, it is necessary to present additional documentation – See the section "Necessary documents" for more information.
In this step, select the country according to the passport you will be using. If you have dual nationality, choose the passport with which you intend to travel.
2nd step: Make the payment
After completing the data entry and document submission, it will be necessary to make the payment of the fee through our secure gateway. We accept credit and debit cards from Mastercard and Visa.
Visa fee (Australia, Canada, and the United States): US$ 149.00
Brazil eVisa Tour service fee: US$ 0.90
3rd step: Receive and download your eVisa
Once payment is confirmed, you will receive an email with the status of your application. The email will indicate whether your application was approved, denied, or if additional documents are needed.
If approved, your eVisa will be sent in PDF format via email. It is essential to download, print, and present this document both at the time of boarding and upon arrival in Brazil. We also recommend keeping a digital copy saved on your mobile phone.
Important note:
• If you do not print and present the eVisa at the airport, you will not be allowed to board the flight.
• For applicants who are minors, it is necessary to submit a signed authorization form by one or both legal guardians. Download the authorization form by clicking here and submit it along with your application.
How to apply for the eVisa
Step 1: Provide the application details and submit the necessary documents
You can apply for your electronic visa through the platform of Brazil eVisa Tour, accessing it from your computer or mobile device. The first step is to create an account on our website. Then, fill in all the requested information and submit the required documents directly through the system.
For minors, it is necessary to submit additional documentation – See the section "Required documents" for more information.
At this stage, select the country according to the passport you will use. If you have dual nationality, choose the passport with which you intend to travel.
Step 2: Make the payment
After completing the data entry and submitting the documents, you will need to make the payment of the fee through our secure gateway. We accept credit and debit cards from Mastercard and Visa.
Visa fee (Australia, Canada, and the United States): US$ 149.00
Brazil eVisa Tour service fee: US$ 0.90
Step 3: Receive and download your eVisa
Once the payment is confirmed, you will receive an email with the status of your application. The email will indicate whether your application was approved, denied, or if additional documents are needed.
If approved, your eVisa will be sent in PDF format via email. It is essential to download, print, and present this document both at the time of boarding and upon arrival in Brazil. We also recommend keeping a saved digital copy on your mobile device.
Important note:
• If you do not print and present the eVisa at the airport, you would not be able to board the flight.
• For applicants under 18, it is necessary to submit a signed authorization form by one or both legal guardians. Download the authorization form by clicking here and submit it along with the application.
Get to know your visa type
Get to know your visa type
You intend to visit Brazil as a visitor (see the subcategories below).
Your stay in Brazil will not exceed 90 days.
You have a passport from the United States, Canada, or Australia.
You intend to visit Brazil as a visitor (see the subsections below).
Your stay in Brazil will not exceed 90 days.
You hold a passport from the United States, Canada, or Australia.
If you have a diplomatic or special passport, you will also need a visa if the purpose of your visit corresponds to any of those listed here.
If you have a diplomatic or special passport, you will also need a visa to enter if the purpose of your visit corresponds to any of those listed here.
You can apply for the eVisa if you are coming to Brazil to participate in meetings, fairs, corporate events, explore business opportunities, sign contracts, conduct audits, or provide consulting.
Paid activities in Brazilian territory are not permitted with this visa, and the stay must not exceed 90 days.
The eVisa is allowed for travel for tourism, recreation, cultural or informational purposes, as well as visits to family and friends.
You can apply for the eVisa to transit through Brazil if you need to enter the country temporarily on your way to another destination. No visa is required if you remain in the international transit area at a Brazilian port or airport without going through immigration control, and hold a single valid ticket to the final destination, even if issued by different airlines.
The eVisa is valid for participation in conferences, seminars, congresses, or meetings in Brazil, provided there is no compensation.
It is allowed to receive per diem or reimbursements, such as accommodation, transportation or meals, related to your participation in the event.
If you will be acting as a crew member of aircraft or vessels, you can apply for the eVisa.
Exceptions apply to those who present a maritime international seafarer's card issued according to the standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO).
If your trip is to visit your spouse, fiancé(e), or Brazilian family members, it is possible to apply for the eVisa in this category.
You may apply for the eVisa if you are coming to Brazil to participate in meetings, 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 should not exceed 90 days.
The eVisa is allowed for travel for touristic, recreational, cultural, or informational purposes, as well as for visits to family and friends.
You can apply for the eVisa to transit through Brazil if you need to enter the country temporarily on your way to another destination. No visa is required if you remain in the international transit area at a Brazilian port or airport without going through immigration control, and have a single valid ticket to the final destination, even if issued by different airlines.
The eVisa is valid for participation in conferences, seminars, congresses, or meetings in Brazil, provided there is no remuneration.
Receiving subsidies or reimbursements, such as accommodation, transportation, or meals, related to your participation in the event is allowed.
If you will be acting as a crew member of aircraft or vessels, you can apply for the eVisa.
Those presenting an international seafarer's identification card issued according to the standards of the International Labour Organization (ILO) are exempt.
If your trip is to visit your spouse, fiancé(e) or Brazilian family members, it is possible to apply for the eVisa in this category.
General information
General information
Everything you need to know about the eVisa:
Everything you need to know about the eVisa:
Required documents
Required documents
NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR e-VISA OF UP TO 90 DAYS
Tourism
Traveling on a cruise ship
Minor (under 18 years old)
Business
- Visa application form (filled out online).
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of free visa) for your e-Visa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingerprints on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Ensure that your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadow are visible in the photo).Note:Each consulate has the power and authority to request additional documentation at its discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for uploading your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your e-Visa application online.
- Visa application form (filled out online).
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of free visa) for your e-Visa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingerprints on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Ensure that your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadow are visible in the photo).
- Payment of the e-Visa fee for Australia, Canada, and the United States. US$ 149.90.Note:Each consulate has the power and authority to request additional documentation at its discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for uploading your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your e-Visa application online.
- Visa application form.
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of free visa) for your e-Visa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingerprints on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Ensure that your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadow are visible in the photo).
- Original birth certificate.
- Authorization for Issuance of Brazilian Visa for Minors, signed by both parents and notarized with a stamp and signature.
NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR THE e-VISA UP TO 90 DAYS
Tourism
Traveling on a cruise ship
Minor (under 18 years old)
Business
- Visa application form (filled out online).
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of visa-free pages) for your e-Visa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport with no glare or fingers on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadows are visible in the photo).Note:Each consular post has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for uploading your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when completing your e-Visa application online.
- Visa application form (filled out online).
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of visa-free pages) for your e-Visa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport with no glare or fingers on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadows are visible in the photo).
- Payment of the e-Visa fee for Australia, Canada, and the United States. US$ 149.90.Note:Each consular post has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for uploading your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when completing your e-Visa application online.
- Visa application form.
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of visa-free pages) for your e-Visa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport with no glare or fingers on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadows are visible in the photo).
- Original birth certificate.
- Authorization for Brazilian Visa Issuance for Minors, signed by both parents and notarized with a seal and signature.
NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR THE eVISA OF UP TO 90 DAYS
Tourism
Traveling on a cruise ship
Minor (under 18 years old)
Business
- Visa application form (completed online).
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages for visa-free entry) for your eVisa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingers on it. Make sure that the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head covering and make sure no teeth or shadow are visible in the photo).Note:Each consular post has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for uploading your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your eVisa application online.
- Visa application form (completed online).
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages for visa-free entry) for your eVisa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingers on it. Make sure that the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head covering and make sure no teeth or shadow are visible in the photo).
- Payment of the eVisa fee for Australia, Canada, and the United States. US$ 149.90.Note:Each consular post has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for uploading your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your eVisa application online.
- Visa application form.
- Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages for visa-free entry) for your eVisa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingers on it. Make sure that the MRZ code is fully visible.
- Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head covering and make sure no teeth or shadow are visible in the photo).
- Original birth certificate.
- Authorization for Issuance of Brazilian Visa for Minor, signed by both parents and notarized with a stamp and signature.
For children of Brazilian parents: Declaration of Non-Citizenship declaring that the applicant is not a Brazilian citizen (does not have a Brazilian Birth Certificate), signed by Brazilian parents.
If only one parent is listed on the birth certificate, only that parent's signature will be required.
If one of the parents has sole custody of the applicant, a certified copy of the court order granting sole custody and exclusive parental rights must be presented.
If one of the parents has passed away, the death certificate must be presented.
Copy of the passports or other official photo identification documents of both parents.
The name on the official photo identification document of the parents must match the names of the parents on the child's birth certificate. If the respective father or mother has changed their name since the issuance of the birth certificate, the father or mother must present documentation proving the name change (e.g., marriage certificate or court order). Even if they are adults, individuals also need to present the Court Order in case of a name change.
Payment of the eVisa fee for Australia, Canada, and the United States. US$ 149.90.
Note:
Each consulate has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for the upload of your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your online eVisa application.
Business
Visa application form (completed online).
Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of visa-free) for your eVisa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingers on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadows are visible in the photo).
Company letter from the USA or Brazil. The letter must be on company letterhead and signed by a manager/director/supervisor, stating the following information:
Nature of the business or activities of the company/organization in Brazil.
Position of the applicant, job description, and monthly salary.
Nature of the business and activities to be conducted by the applicant in Brazil.
Name(s) and address(es) of the Brazilian company(ies) with which the applicant will conduct business. Contact(s) in Brazil: name(s), telephone number(s), and corresponding position(s).
Planned travel dates.
Statement of financial support from the company to the applicant while in Brazil.
Statement that the applicant will not provide any technical assistance or perform any paid work while in Brazil (such activities require a temporary work visa VITEM V).
Payment of the eVisa fee for Australia, Canada, and the United States. US$ 149.90.
Note:
Each consulate has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for the upload of your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your online eVisa application.
For children of Brazilian parents: Declaration of Non-Citizenship declaring that the applicant is not a Brazilian citizen (does not have a Brazilian Birth Certificate), signed by Brazilian parents.
If only one parent is listed on the birth certificate, only that parent's signature will be required.
If one of the parents has sole custody of the applicant, a certified copy of the court order granting sole custody and exclusive parental rights must be presented.
If one of the parents has passed away, the death certificate must be presented.
Copy of the passports or other official photo identification documents of both parents.
The name on the official photo identification document of the parents must match the names of the parents on the child's birth certificate. If the respective father or mother has changed their name since the issuance of the birth certificate, the father or mother must present documentation proving the name change (e.g., marriage certificate or court order). Even if they are adults, individuals also need to present the Court Order in case of a name change.
Payment of the eVisa fee for Australia, Canada, and the United States. US$ 149.90.
Note:
Each consulate has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for the upload of your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your online eVisa application.
Business
Visa application form (completed online).
Passport (signed, valid until the end of the trip to Brazil, 2 pages of visa-free) for your eVisa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingers on it. Make sure the MRZ code is fully visible.
Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, size 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Make sure your nose, mouth, eyes, and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head coverings and ensure that no teeth or shadows are visible in the photo).
Company letter from the USA or Brazil. The letter must be on company letterhead and signed by a manager/director/supervisor, stating the following information:
Nature of the business or activities of the company/organization in Brazil.
Position of the applicant, job description, and monthly salary.
Nature of the business and activities to be conducted by the applicant in Brazil.
Name(s) and address(es) of the Brazilian company(ies) with which the applicant will conduct business. Contact(s) in Brazil: name(s), telephone number(s), and corresponding position(s).
Planned travel dates.
Statement of financial support from the company to the applicant while in Brazil.
Statement that the applicant will not provide any technical assistance or perform any paid work while in Brazil (such activities require a temporary work visa VITEM V).
Payment of the eVisa fee for Australia, Canada, and the United States. US$ 149.90.
Note:
Each consulate has the power and authority to request additional documentation at their discretion.
If there is no specific section provided for the upload of your document, upload all applicable documents in the 'Additional Documents' section when filling out your online eVisa application.
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Welcome to Brazil eVisa Tour
Welcome to Brazil eVisa Tour