Brazil eVisa & Travel Information (2025)
Introduction: Brazil provides visa‑free entry to many nationalities and has, at times, operated an eVisa for selected passports. São Paulo (GRU) and Rio (G
Introduction
Brazil provides visa‑free entry to many nationalities and has, at times, operated an eVisa for selected passports. São Paulo (GRU) and Rio (GIG) are principal hubs.
Tourist
Visa‑free stays are typically up to 90 days for eligible nationals; others require an eVisa or consular visa depending on current policy.
Business
Business visas are available; any employment requires authorization and residence.
Student
Student residence requires acceptance from a Brazilian institution.
Retirement/Long‑stay: Retirement and other residence categories exist for those meeting pension/income requirements.
Retirement/Long‑stay
Retirement and other residence categories exist for those meeting pension/income requirements.
Transit
Airside transit is usually visa‑free.
e‑Arrival/Arrival Card: None.
e‑Arrival/Arrival Card
None.
Official links
Itamaraty – Consular/Visa: https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/assuntos/portal-consular/vistos | Federal Police (in‑country procedures): https://www.gov.br/pf
Official links
Eligibility
Visa‑free includes most EU states, UK, many Latin American countries, Japan and others. Check current rules on the Itamaraty portal.
Always verify current visa rules on official government sites before travel.