Brazil Visa for Americans

Yes, Indian nationals must get a valid visa before traveling to Brazil. Indians can use tourist visas to travel around the country for tourism but are not allowed to work or conduct business during their visit.

Certain documents are required to secure a Brazil visa. The Brazil visa requirements include:

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  Valid passport: Original and copy of your passport (signed, valid for at least 6 months, with at least 2 blank pages).

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  Passport-sized photograph: A passport-sized photo taken in the last 6 months. The size of the digital photo should be 35–40mm in width. 

You can take a selfie using your phone camera, and Atlys will optimise it according to the photosize requirements.

Additional documents required:

• 1

  Flight details: This includes information about a scheduled or completed flight, including flight reservations, departure and arrival dates, airline, and any other relevant information about your journey.

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  Proof of funds: Bank statements, ITRs, and bank slips prove that you have enough funds to cover the entire duration of your visit.

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  Cover letter: A personalized cover letter containing details about the applicant and the planned journey.

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  Proof of stay in Brazil: This can include hotel reservations or an invitation letter if you are staying with relatives or friends. 

• 5

  For minors: A visa authorization form signed by both parents and notarized is required. 

Keep in mind that the embassy authorities may require additional documents if necessary.
By working closely with government partners, Atlys simplifies the application process. You can easily upload your documents using your smartphone or laptop camera.

The price of a Brazil tourist visa is ₹ 8490.* 

*It is important to note that the visa fees are subject to change based on the exchange rate on the day of your application.

To ensure a smooth visa process, let's guide you through the steps when applying for your Brazil visa online via Atlys.

1. 1

   Visit Atlys: You can start your Brazil visa journey by visiting Atlys.

2. 2

   Upload documents: Submit the required documents, including a copy of your passport, a digital photo of you, your flight details, and bank statements. 

3. 3

   Pay the fees: You will complete the payment and submit your Brazil visa application using the local currency.

4. 4

   Schedule document pickup: Select a secure pickup date for Atlys to collect your passport. All shipments are insured, and your passport is kept safely at an Atlys Fulfilment Centre.

5. 5

   Atlys submits your application: Your application is reviewed to ensure it meets the visa requirements and is submitted to the Brazilian embassy. 

6. 6

   Visa outcome: Once the process is complete, Atlys will return your passport, now affixed with the Brazil visa, to your doorstep.

You don't have to visit the embassy in person when you apply through Atlys.

The Brazil visa processing time can take up to 14 days. Always apply for your visa at least 4 weeks before travel to ensure sufficient processing time.

To check the status of your Brazil visa, follow these simple steps:

1. 1

   Download the Atlys app.

2. 2

   Scroll down to the "My Documents" section.

3. 3

   Locate your Brazil visa within "My Documents."

4. 4

   Click on your visa to check its current status.

The Atlys Brazil visa tracking features make it easy to monitor the status of your Brazil visa.

The Brazil visa is valid for 90 days, allowing a stay of up to 30 days from the date of entry into the country. The validity period starts from the date of approval, not the date of entry into the country.

Here are some of the major international airports and border crossings in Brazil where visitors holding a Brazil visa can enter:

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  Guarulhos International Airport (São Paulo): Operational 24/7.

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  Galeão International Airport (Rio de Janeiro): Operational 24/7.

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  Brasília International Airport (Brasília): Operational 24/7.

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  Confins International Airport (Belo Horizonte): Operational 24/7.

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  Viracopos International Airport (Campinas): Operational from 5 am to 10 pm.

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  Salvador International Airport (Salvador): Operational 24/7.

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  Recife/Guararapes-Gilberto Freyre International Airport (Recife): Operational 24/7.

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  Manaus International Airport (Manaus): Operational 24/7.

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  Fortaleza-Pinto Martins International Airport (Fortaleza): Operational 24/7.

When your Brazil visa expires, it's crucial to adhere to immigration regulations. If you need to stay longer, you must apply for an extension at the Federal Police Department in Brazil before your visa expires to avoid any legal issues. Leaving the country before the visa expiration date is essential to prevent potential penalties or difficulties with future travel plans.

Upon arrival at a Brazilian airport, authorities will assess your eligibility for entry. Ensure you have the following documents ready to present to the immigration officer:

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  Valid passport.

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  Two passport-size photographs.

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  Proof of the Brazil tourist visa.

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  Proof of funds.

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  Proof of accommodation.

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  Proof of return ticket.

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  Travel itinerary.

No, it's not required, however, having travel insurance for Brazil is highly recommended because of unforeseen circumstances that might occur.

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  Atlys provides an online visa application process, saving you time and effort.

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  Atlys uses trusted courier services to pick up and deliver your documents straight to your doorstep.

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  Atlys holds official authorization from the Brazilian government, eliminating the need for you to visit the embassy in person.

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  Using Atlys guarantees visa delivery to your doorstep within 18 days, covering both pickup and drop-off services.

Travellers should apply at least 4 weeks before their travel date to ensure there is enough time for visa processing.

Yes, it is possible to extend your Brazil visa if you need to stay longer than the original duration allowed. You must apply for an extension at the Federal Police Department in Brazil before your visa expires.

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