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Get Your Brazil Tourist Visa Fast

We streamline your tourist visa application process, ensuring you can focus on planning your unforgettable Brazilian adventure.

What is the Tourist Visa?

The Brazilian Tourist Visa allows visitors to explore Brazil for tourism, leisure, or visiting family and friends for stays up to 90 days (extendable to 180 days per year).

The Tourist Visa is for individual applicants.

Want to bring your family? You need a Family Reunion Visa

180-Day
Annual Limit

Stay up to 180 days total per 12-month period.

90-Day Stay
(Temporary)

This visa does not lead to permanent residency.

Approx. 5-15 Business Days Processing Time

Apply at least 30 days before travel for delays.

Who Needs a Tourist Visa?

Citizens from certain countries require a tourist visa to enter Brazil for leisure travel. The visa requirement depends on your nationality and passport type. Most visitors from the United States, Canada, Australia, and Japan need a tourist visa, while EU citizens and many Latin American countries can enter visa-free.

 

The Brazilian tourist visa system is designed to facilitate legitimate tourism while maintaining border security. Processing times and requirements vary by consulate, making professional guidance valuable for a smooth application process.

Your Tourist Visa, Backed by Immigration Experts

Our team provides expert guidance for Brazil’s Tourist Visa applications. With deep understanding of consular procedures, document requirements, and application best practices, we ensure your tourist visa application is properly prepared and submitted with confidence.

10+ Years of Brazilian Legal Practice
500+ Applications Processed
100% Success Rate
to Date

Eligibility Requirements

To qualify for a Brazilian Tourist Visa, applicants must demonstrate legitimate tourism purposes and meet basic entry requirements. Approval is not guaranteed and is up to the discretion of the Brazilian Consulate and Ministry of Justice.

Required Documents

Applicants must submit a range of supporting documents to complete the Tourist Visa application.

These typically include:

  • Valid Passport
  • Completed visa application form
  • Proof of financial means (bank statements)
  • Travel itinerary or hotel reservations
  • Return or onward travel ticket
  • Travel insurance (recommended)
  • Background check (if required by consulate)

Timing your background check: The background check must be issued within 90 days of us filing your visa application. Please don’t request it early. Wait until closer to your filing date so it doesn’t expire before submission.

Documents must be legalised at the nearest consulate or bear an apostille certificate.

Approval is not guaranteed and is up to the discretion of the Brazilian Consulate and Ministry of Justice.

Financial Criteria

Tourist visa applicants must demonstrate sufficient financial means to support their stay in Brazil.

Financial criteria typically include:

  • Bank statements showing adequate funds (usually 3-6 months)
  • Proof of employment or income source
  • Travel insurance coverage (recommended minimum USD $30,000)
  • Some consulates specify minimum daily amounts (varies by location)

The exact financial requirements may vary, we help ensure your financial documentation meets the specific requirements of your processing consulate.

Application Timeline

The tourist visa application process varies by consulate location and time of year.

Typical processing times:

  • Standard processing: 5-15 business days
  • Peak season delays: Up to 30 days (December-March)
  • Expedited processing: If your consulate has an electronic filing system
  • Interview scheduling: May add 1-2 weeks to timeline

We recommend applying at least 30 days before your planned travel date to account for processing times and any potential document corrections needed.

Brazil Tourist Visa
Pricing

Cost varies based on requirements

Pay in full OR three instalments

Initial payment: Upfront

Second payment: 30 days later

Third payment: 60 days later

Brazil Tourist Visa What’s Covered

During your consultation, we’ll assist in sourcing information about relevant costs, if needed. The fee covers our work on your application. A number of third party costs sit outside it, listed below.

Additional costs (outside of Inside Fortaleza):
  • Application fee
  • Document translation
  • Health insurance fee, if applied outside of Brazil

Cost country dependent

Brazil Tourist Visa
What’s Covered

During your consultation, we’ll assist in sourcing information about relevant costs, if needed. The fee covers our work on your application. A number of third party costs sit outside it, listed below.

Additional costs (outside of Inside Fortaleza):
  • Application fee
  • Document translation
  • Health insurance fee, if applied outside of Brazil

Cost country dependent

Brazil Tourist Visa
Pricing

Cost varies based on requirements

Pay in full OR three instalments

Initial payment: Upfront

Second payment: 30 days later

Third payment: 60 days later

How It Works

The Brazilian tourist visa process involves document preparation, consulate appointment scheduling, and application submission. Requirements vary by your nationality, intended length of stay, and the specific consulate where you apply. Some applicants may need in-person interviews, while others can submit applications by mail or through authorised agencies.

 

We guide you through each consulate’s specific procedures, help prepare your documentation package, and provide ongoing support throughout the application process to maximize your chances of approval.

1
Initial Consultation

Review your travel plans and determine visa requirements.

2
Document Submission

Gather and prepare all required documents according to consulate.

3
Application Review

The Brazilian immigration authority reviews your documents.

4
Visa Approval

If approved, you will receive your visa and travel guidance

Brazil Tourist Visa:
Why Choose Us Over Going Solo

1. Navigate Complex Requirements

Brazilian tourist visa requirements vary significantly by consulate and nationality. Our team stays current with each consulate’s specific procedures, document requirements, and processing peculiarities.

 

Avoid common mistakes: We prevent costly errors like incorrect forms, insufficient financial documentation, or missing apostilled documents that can delay or derail your application.

 

Save time and stress: Instead of researching constantly changing requirements, let our experience guide you through the most efficient path to visa approval.

2. Process Expertise and Strategic Guidance

Our extensive knowledge of Brazilian visa requirements and processing patterns helps us guide you through the application process effectively. We understand what documentation carries the most weight and how to present your case optimally.

 

Strategic application timing: We help you avoid peak processing periods and submit applications when approval rates are typically higher.

3. Document Review and Quality Control

Even minor errors in tourist visa applications can result in delays or denials. Our thorough document review process ensures everything meets consulate standards before submission.

 

Professional presentation: We help organize and present your application materials in the format that consulates prefer, demonstrating serious intent and attention to detail.

4. Overcome Appointment Booking Nightmares

One of the biggest frustrations applicants face is securing consulate appointments. Many Brazilian consulates have limited availability, with appointments booking weeks or months in advance. The online systems can be glitchy, crash during high-demand periods, and often release slots at unpredictable times.

 

Appointment strategy expertise: We know the best times to check for openings, which consulates have shorter wait times, and can guide you to alternative locations if needed.

 

Backup planning: We help identify viable alternatives and adjust your application timeline accordingly, preventing the common scenario where people give up after failing to secure appointments.

5. Decode Inconsistent Online Information

Applicants often get overwhelmed by conflicting information found online. Brazilian consulate websites sometimes contain outdated information, unofficial forums give incorrect advice, and requirements genuinely differ between locations, creating massive confusion.

 

Reliable, current information: Instead of spending hours trying to decode conflicting online sources, we provide definitive, up-to-date requirements specific to your processing consulate.

 

Cut through the noise: We eliminate the guesswork and analysis paralysis that causes many applicants to abandon their Brazil travel plans entirely.

The Brazil Tourist Visa Questions Everyone Asks

Planning your Brazilian adventure? This section addresses the most common questions about tourist visa applications and requirements.

Does this visa lead to residency or citizenship?

Whether your goal is a temporary stay, permanent residency, or a long-term path to citizenship, each Brazilian visa offers a different route.

See how this visa compares to other pathways here.

How long can I stay in Brazil with a tourist visa?

Tourist visas typically allow stays of up to 90 days per entry, with the possibility to extend for an additional 90 days (maximum 180 days per 12-month period). The exact duration granted is determined by the immigration officer upon entry.

Can I work in Brazil on a tourist visa?

No, tourist visas are strictly for leisure travel, tourism, and visiting family/friends. Any paid work activity is prohibited and can result in deportation and future visa restrictions.

What if my visa application is denied?

Visa denials can often be appealed or reapplied with corrected documentation. We analyse denial reasons and help prepare stronger subsequent applications when appropriate.

Do children need separate tourist visas?

Yes, all travelers including infants need individual visas. Children traveling with only one parent or guardians need additional documentation including notarized consent letters.

Can I enter Brazil multiple times with a tourist visa?

Yes, tourist visas typically allow multiple entries within the validity period, subject to the 180-day annual stay limit. Each entry is generally permitted for up to 90 days, which can be extended once for an additional 90 days while in Brazil.

Settle, Succeed, Discover.

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Journey Today

Let us handle your tourist visa application so you can focus on planning the adventure of a lifetime in one of the world’s most captivating destinations.