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Purpose of visit |
Visa required? |
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| Business | Yes |
| Tourist | Yes |
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Please note: The Embassy of Brazil in Washington, D.C. will be closed September 6th and 7th, 2010. Please plan your visa processing accordingly. Visa Jurisdiction: WASHINGTON D.C. Embassy closings 2011 This application process is for residents of one of the following states. If your state is not listed below please change your jurisdiction. District of Columbia, States of Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia and North American bases, excepting Guam. Please Note: The Brazilian visa is typically valid for 10 years from the date of issuance, allowing for multiple entries. The maximum duration of stay per entry is up to 90 days however you may not exceed a total duration of stay of more than 90 days per a year. Visas are issued at the discretion of the Brazilian Government and as such may be issued for lesser validity and or number of entries without explanation. 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: |
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All news07/10/2008Brazil Visa Type I
TEMPORARY VISA 1: (VITEM-I) Eligibility: * Scientists, professors, researchers, participants in cultural, technological or scientific missions. (services provided must not be paid for by a corporation or other legal entity based in Brazil, except for wages for services rendered, with the submission of a receipt); * Scientists, technicians, researchers or volunteers under the umbrella of an international cooperation program; * Interns and other unpaid trainees, bearers of scholarships receiving professional practice in Brazil; * Exchange students; * Technicians receiving training in the operation and maintenance of machinery or equipment produced in Brazil; * Amateur athletes, under 21 year old, participating in training programs in Brazil; * Provision of services to a religious or social assistance entity, without employment relationship with a corporation or other legal entity based in Brazil. 12/27/2007
Brazil Visa Fee Increase
Beginning January 1st 2008, the embassy of Brazil will increase the tourist visa fee from $110 to $140. Business visa fees will increase from $170 to $200. Please visit our Brazil visa page for more details.
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