The Embassy
| Updated on January 14, 2026 |
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Please be informed that the electoral register will be closed after 6 May, leaving voters with less than four months to issue a voter registration card, transfer their electoral domicile, regularize pending issues, or update their details. The Superior Electoral Court (TSE) advises voters not to leave these procedures to the last minute.
It is emphasized that Brazilian citizens over 18 and under 70 years of age must have their electoral status in good standing in order to obtain a Brazilian passport. If the electoral status is irregular, the applicant must submit a request through the Título Net Exterior system, available at:
https://www.tse.jus.br/eleitor/eleitor-no-exterior
After this date, the electoral register will be closed to new requests, and it is important to be up to date with the Electoral Justice in order to participate in the 2026 Elections.

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⚠ ATTENTION BRAZILIANS LIVING ABROAD
Voter registration closes after May 6. Do not wait until the last minute! ✔️ Apply for or regularize your voter registration ✔️ Transfer your electoral domicile ✔️ Update your personal details Brazilian citizens between 18 and 70 years of age must have their voter registration in good standing in order to apply for a Brazilian passport and to participate in the 2026 Elections. After this date, the voter registry will be closed to new requests. 🔗 Regularize your status through Título Net Exterior: https://www.tse.jus.br/eleitor/eleitor-no-exterior
On the occasion of Black Consciousness Month, Guimarães Rosa Institute - Beirut
Is presents a special night of Afro-Brazilian cinema, featuring four short films that explore ancestry, spirituality, and Black identities in contemporary Brazil. This initiative is part of an institutional partnership between the IGR and NICHO 54, organizer of the 7th edition of Festival NICHO Novembro.
#BrazilLebanon80Years
As we celebrate 80 years of Brazil–Lebanon diplomatic relations, the Embassy of Brazil in Beirut is pleased to launch its official Instagram account. Follow us on @brazilinlebanon to stay updated on our cultural programs, bilateral initiatives, and the many stories that unite our two countries. #BrazilLebanon80Years
The Ambassador of Brazil, Tarcísio Costa, was received by the Lebanese Minister of Labor, Mohamad Haidar.
On that occasion, they discussed possibilities for exchange of experiences in public policies. The Ambassador also highlighted the tripartite cooperation project involving the International Labour Organization (ILO), whose implementation is expected to begin shortly, and which provides for Brazilian technical assistance to the NSSF’s digital transformation process.




