Visa Guide

E-Visa/Visitor Visa (VIVIS) is required for citizens from Australia, Canada, and the USA who plan to visit Brazil for tourism, business, transit, sport or artistic activities, for stays of up to 90 days.

Brazilian citizens who hold dual citizenship are NOT eligible for any type of Brazilian visa. Brazilian citizens must travel using a valid Brazilian passport.

Visit Visa (for short term stays - up to 90 days - with no intention of establishing residence)

Temporary Visas (for those who wish to establish temporary residence in Brazil):

• Temporary Visa I - Academic research, teaching or extension

• Temporary Visa II - Health treatment

• Temporary Visa III - Humanitarian shelter

• Temporary Visa IV - Study

• Temporary Visa V - Work

• Temporary Visa VI - Working-holiday

• Temporary Visa VII - Religious activities

• Temporary Visa VIII - Voluntary work

• Temporary Visa IX - Investment

• Temporary Visa X - Relevant economic, scientific, technological or cultural activities (not yet regulated)

• Temporary Visa XI - Family reunion

• Temporary Visa XII - Artistic and athletic activities

• Temporary Visa XIII - Visa treaties (MERCOSUR, Bolivia and Chile Residence Agreement)

• Temporary Visa XIV - Immigration policy (retirees, pensioners and digital nomads)

Diplomatic & Official Visas

Please note:

• all visa applications (except e-Visas) must be lodged at the Consular Section after the online form has been completed.
• holders of Brazilian visas who change passports after the visa has been issued must travel to Brazil with both passports as long as the visa remains valid.