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1. Visa Type and Validity
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2. Processing Time
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3. Visa Requirements
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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.
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? |
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| Business | Yes |
| Tourist | Yes |
| Notes |
Visa Jurisdiction: NEW YORK Connecticut, Delaware, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania and the Bermuda Islands
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All news08/18/2008Brazil Crew Visa
Temporary Visa: VITEM-V Eligibility: • Provision of services to the Brazilian Government, arising from an international agreement, contract, or undertaking to which Brazil is a party; • Employment contract with a corporation or other legal entity based in Brazil; • Technical assistance services arising from a contract, cooperation agreement, services agreement, or similar instrument signed with a foreign corporation or other legal entity; • Professional training, without an employment relationship, immediately after the completion of vocational training or university education; • Medical residency in an educational institution accredited by the Ministry of Education and Recreation; • Employees of foreign companies admitted to work in Brazil as trainees or interns at a subsidiary or Brazilian branch of the foreign company, provided that they are paid exclusively outside of Brazil by that foreign company; • Foreign instructors or professors who intend to travel to Brazil for a period of training in foreign language instruction; • Crew members of foreign vessels traveling to Brazil to operate in waters under Brazilian jurisdiction, as required under a charter, services, or risk contract entered into with a Brazilian company; • Crew members of foreign fishing vessels leased by Brazilian companies; • Crew members or other professionals who perform paid activities aboard cruise vessels along the Brazilian coast, in the Amazon River basin, or in other inland waters. 08/12/2008
Brazil Visa Entries
What is the difference between a Brazil single and mutiple entry visa? Single, double, triple or multiple entry refers to the number of times a person may enter a specific country during the validity of the visa. For example a double entry visa issued for a period of 30 days (the validity) will permit the traveler to enter the country twice within that 30 day period. Single, double, triple or multiple does not refer to the number of travelers or applicants.
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