The Tourist eVisa visa
Up to 90 daysThe standard eVisa for holidays in Brazil — from Rio de Janeiro and the Amazon to Iguazu Falls — approved online before you fly.
About the Tourist eVisa visa
The tourist eVisa is the route travellers from the US, Canada and Australia use to visit Brazil for holidays, sightseeing or seeing family. It is valid for a year and allows multiple stays of up to 90 days each.
How Brazil eVisa Process Works
- 1
Fill Form
Complete the simple online form.
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Make Payment
Pay securely online.
- Live3
Upload Document
AI verifies your documents instantly.
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Submitted to Immigration
Sent to Brazil Immigration.
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Get Your Visa
Delivered to your email.
Who is eligible
- Required for citizens of the United States, Canada and Australia.
- A passport valid for at least six months from arrival.
Documents required for a Brazil visa
Prepare the following documents and information to complete your application smoothly.
Passport valid for at least six months from your arrival date.
01Valid passport with at least 6 months validity.
A recent passport-style photograph.
02White background, face centred, no glasses.
Proof of onward or return travel.
03Clear, colour scan or photo.
A valid email address to receive your approved eVisa.
04Hotel booking or address of your stay.
Safe. Fast. 100% online. Your information is encrypted and protected. No physical documents or embassy visits required.
Processing time
Most Brazil eVisas are processed within about five working days through the official VFS portal. Apply ahead of travel.
Extension
Tourist stays can be extended by the Federal Police up to a total of 180 days per year.
Prices are all-inclusive and confirmed in the application — no hidden government or service fees added later.
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How we reviewed this page
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Official Brazil visa portal
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Immigration & entry-requirement notices
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Documentation database
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