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Visa desk · Brazil · TV367
Brazil visa for Indians
15 Working Days99% approvalExpert pre-checkApply at least 1 month before you travel
10,000INR · all in15 daysProcessingSingle Entry VisaEntry typeAs per visaValidity1 monthApply beforeTouristVisa category
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The visa
What you are applying for, exactly as it will be issued.
🇧🇷BrazilTourist · Single Entry Visa
TypeTourist visa
EntrySingle Entry Visa
ValidityAs per visa
Processing15 days
Apply before1 month
Issued byEmbassy of Brazil
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Documents required
Most rejections are paperwork, not eligibility — so a human checks every one of these before it goes in.
0 of 15 readyTick them off as you gather them
Original Valid Passportwith at least 6 months validity from the date of travel.
1 Form(Electronically generated along with the bar code receipt, after feeding in all the details
2 Photograph (Fresh ones i.e. NOT used earlier for any visa) (Passport size, Camera clicked, latest with white background) to be pasted on Electronic form.
Original Covering letter(addressed to Embassy of Brazil) in detail mentioning the day to day agenda and business activity in Brazil and must be signed by the signing authority with name/designation/contact no. to be mentioned below signatures.
Covering letter should provide complete details of the Indian Company as well as the Brazilian Company.
Covering Letter should also provide the job profile of the applicant and the work he is going to execute in Brazil during his stay.
Covering letter should clearly mention the purpose of visit.
Ticket Itinerary (with a gap of 10-15 days from the date of submission).
Original Bank Statement (personal and of Company for last 3 months) with seal and signature of the bank (scan copy will also do).
Company and personal ITR (last 3 years)
Letter from Chamber of Commerce OR in case the Company is not the member of any Chambers then copy of Company Registration Certificate is mandatory.
Stay Itinerary (hotel)
Original Visiting Card of the applicant ( Optional)
Signed Authority Letter (Signed by Applicant) for submission and collection of passport
(YELLOW FEVER CERTIFICATE MUST WHILE TRAVELLING) and Prior appointment mandatory.
Also needed, depending on what you do
If you are employed
- Original Salary Slips of last 3 months(signed and stamped by company) ( if working)
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How it works
You do step one. We do the rest.
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Send your documents
One pass. We tell you straight away if anything is missing.
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We pre-check and submit
A visa officer reads every page before it reaches the embassy.
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Track and collect
Updates at every stage, then the visa back to you.
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Frequently asked
Do I need a visa to visit Brazil?
It depends on your nationality: * **Visa-Free Entry**: Citizens of **the UK, EU, Canada, most Latin American countries, Russia, Japan, and South Korea** can visit **visa-free for up to 90 days**. * **Visa Required**: Nationals of **India, China, and some other countries** must apply for a visa before traveling. * **e-Visa Eligible Countries**: As of April 2024, **US, Canadian, and Australian citizens** must apply for an **electronic visa (e-Visa)** before visiting.
What types of visas does Brazil offer?
Brazil provides different visa options, including: * **Tourist Visa (VIVIS)** – For short-term visits (**valid for up to 90 days**). * **Business Visa (VIVIS)** – For business-related trips. * **e-Visa** – Available for **US, Canadian, and Australian** travelers. * **Work Visa (VITEM V)** – Requires employer sponsorship. * **Student Visa (VITEM IV)** – For international students. * **Retirement Visa** – For foreigners looking to retire in Brazil. * **Digital Nomad Visa** – For remote workers. * **Transit Visa** – For travelers stopping in Brazil for up to **7 days**.
How do I apply for a Brazil visa?
* **e-Visa**: Apply online via the **official Brazil e-Visa portal** (for eligible travelers). * **Embassy Visa**: Submit your application at a **Brazilian embassy or consulate**. * **Visa-Free Entry**: If eligible, simply arrive with a valid passport.
How long does it take to process a Brazil visa?
* **e-Visa**: **3–5 working days**. * **Embassy Visa**: **5–15 working days**, depending on visa type.
Can I extend my Brazil visa?
* **Tourist visas can be extended** once, for up to **90 more days**. * **Work, study, and residence visas must be renewed** before expiration.
Any recent changes to Brazil’s visa policy?
* **New e-Visa requirement** for US, Canadian, and Australian travelers (April 2024). * **Expansion of the Digital Nomad Visa** for remote workers. * **Visa-free agreements updated for some nationalities**.