Visa to Brazil- (TX)

Apply for Visa

1. Visa Type and Validity
2. Processing Time
3. Visa Requirements
4. Application Form

Use the chart below to determine if you require a visa based on the purpose of your visit. If you require a visa you will then select from the menu below, choosing the appropriate type and validity of visa that suites your needs.

If you are not a US Citizen please use the NON US Citizen link above for more information.

How our service works:

Choose the validity visa type from the list below. Click "continue" at the bottom of the page. Choose your processing time, click continue, view the visa requirements, click continue, print the visa application and then click "add to cart". You will then create a user account, choose a return shipping method, select your preferred payment option and checkout. After your order is placed you will receive a confirmation of your order along with the address to send your application.

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Questions?

For questions about how to place an order visit our How to Order a Visa page.

For general questions visit our Visa Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) page.

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Purpose of visit	Visa required?
Business	Yes
Tourist	Yes
Notes	Federative Republic of BRAZIL Visa Jurisdiction: HOUSTON Embassy closings 2010 This application process is for residents of the following states. If your state is not listed below please change your jurisdiction. Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas Please Note: As of Monday, January 11th, 2010 the Brazilian visa will no longer state: "first entry within 90 days from date of issue." Travelers to Brazil are now able to schedule trips to Brazil with greater flexibility as they will no longer be required to enter Brazil within 90 days of the visa's issuance. The visa's validity period will be determined by a Brazilian Consular Official upon review of the visa application. The visa validity period will now be noted on the visa. Please note some visas may be limited to the traditional 90-day validity period. Holders of longer term visas (for example 5 year multiple entry visas) will be allowed to enter Brazil at anytime during the visa's validity. Learn about differnt types of Brazilian Visas. Click here to apply for a Brazilian Flight Crew Visa. Non US Citizen Visa Exemptions Brazil Visa FAQs: Who needs a Brazilian visa? What are the different types of Brazilian visas? What is the difference between a Brazilian tourist visa and a business visa? What is a Brazil business visa Type II? What is the difference between a Brazilian single and multiple entry visa? How do I read my Brazilian visa?

Business

Yes

Tourist

Yes

Notes

Federative Republic of BRAZIL

Visa Jurisdiction: HOUSTON Embassy closings 2010
This application process is for residents of the following states. If your state is not listed below please change your jurisdiction.

Arkansas, Colorado, Kansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas

Please Note: As of Monday, January 11th, 2010 the Brazilian visa will no longer state: "first entry within 90 days from date of issue." Travelers to Brazil are now able to schedule trips to Brazil with greater flexibility as they will no longer be required to enter Brazil within 90 days of the visa's issuance. The visa's validity period will be determined by a Brazilian Consular Official upon review of the visa application. The visa validity period will now be noted on the visa. Please note some visas may be limited to the traditional 90-day validity period. Holders of longer term visas (for example 5 year multiple entry visas) will be allowed to enter Brazil at anytime during the visa's validity.

Learn about differnt types of Brazilian Visas.

Click here to apply for a Brazilian Flight Crew Visa.