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If you want to visit Brazil, you need take into consideration certain factors in order to legally be in the country and respect the rules.
In this article, we will present you with Brazilian Visa kinds. There are 10 types of Brazilian Visas and they divide according to the purpose of the visit. Among them we can distinguish 3 main categories:
Below you can read an explanation of each type of Brazil Visa. Check all the possibilities that will be the best for you.
A tourist Brazil visa known also as Brazil Visit Visa (VIVIS), as the name suggests, can be used to enter Brazil for tourism, as well as visiting family or friends, take part in scientific/cultural conferences, and competitions (without monetary prizes or payments). A tourist visa doesn't allow you to take part in any paid events or activities in Brasil. As it is a short-term visa, it enables you to stay in Brasil no longer than 90 days.
This Brasil visa is for those who participate in technological, cultural, or scientific activities (as scientists, researchers, and professors). However, the mission can't be paid by corporations or legal entities in Brasil (wages for services with the submission of a receipt are exceptions).
Moreover, this visa type is for:
Important! Like in the Tourist Visa case, this visa also doesn't allow you to participate in any paid activities in Brazil.
Besides, these Brazilian visas are long-term visas so thanks to them you can stay in Brazil for more than 90 days. To obtain them you need to register with the local office of the Brazilian Federal Police and get registration card (CRNM), as well as temporary residency.
This Brazil visa is addressed to travelers who have business purposes and:
The exception is the provision of services in Brasil (in this case you need VITEM-V).
Besides, it could be used in filming or media coverage, by flight crew members who don't have a crew card, or in case of adoption of a Brazilian child.
Among temporary visas, this one enables one to participate in paid performances of arts or athletic events.
This visa to Brazil is for people pursuing academic studies (undergraduate, post-graduate, or graduate) in Brazil.
VITEM-V, known also as Work Visa, is used in the following cases:
This Brazil visa is used for media correspondents.
The last temporary Brazil visa is for religious or missionary purposes.
A permanent Visa is associated with:
This type of Brazil visa, as name suggests, is required in diplomatic or official missions.
Requirements may differ according to the specific situation and nationality. Generally, you need to have:
In order to apply for a Brazilian visa you should:
Then, the process is finalized and you can get your approved visa.
The Brazil electronic visa application is no longer possible. On 17 June 2019, the Brazilian government decided that travelers from Canada, the USA, Japan, and Australia, can visit Brazil for 90 days without e-Visa services. For longer trips, you need to visit the embassy.
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