hey, I need to go to a conference in brazil. what are the visa requirements to go there ?
Thanks !
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what are the visa requirements for brazil ?
In order to answer your question, it would help to know who issued you your passport! Where you frong?
Brazil Visa Services - Visas to Brazil Online: Application, Requirements
***not an offical Gov't website....for info ONLY!
Brazil Visa Services - Visas to Brazil Online: Application, Requirements
***not an offical Gov't website....for info ONLY!
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Looks like you need a visa, here is the contact.
Brazil Embassy , Haiti
Immeuble H?xagone, 3?me ?tage
Angles des Rues Clerveaux & Darguin
P?tion-Ville
Ha?ti.
Phone:
+509-256-9662
+509-256-6208
+509-256-7556
+509-256-7578
Fax:
+509-256-0900
Email:
HAIBREM@accesshaiti.com
Brazil Embassy , Haiti
Immeuble H?xagone, 3?me ?tage
Angles des Rues Clerveaux & Darguin
P?tion-Ville
Ha?ti.
Phone:
+509-256-9662
+509-256-6208
+509-256-7556
+509-256-7578
Fax:
+509-256-0900
Email:
HAIBREM@accesshaiti.com
Contact them and ask!
Brazil Embassy , Dominican Republic
Av. Winston Churchill Nr. 32, 2. Piso
Ed. Franco Acra y Asociados
Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Phone:
+1-809-532-0868
+1-809-532-0342
Fax:
+1-809-532-0917
Email:
contacto@embajadadebrasil.org.do
Website URL:
Embajada do Brasil - RD
TOURIST VISA FOR BRAZIL
Eligibility
This type of Visa can be issued to persons traveling to Brazil for pleasure or to visit friends or relatives, as long as the visitor has no intention to remain indefinitely in the country or engage in any paid activity. This type of Visa can also be issued to:
individuals taking part in artistic events or athletic competitions for which there are no admission fees and no payment of appearance fee, prize money or any other monetary prize.
short-term students, such as those attending language school or exchange programs with Brazilian institutions;
scientists, professors, researchers attending cultural, technological or scientific seminars or conferences, as long as they do not receive payment or appearance fees from any Brazilian-based entity, except reimbursement of expenses or per diem allowances;
Tourist Visa Holders are not allowed to engage in any paid activity in Brazil
Required Documents
Original passport (valid for at least 6 (six) months prior to its expiration date). The passport must have at least 2 (two) blank visa pages.
One recent individual passport photo, full- frontal, white background.
One visa application form ( Ms Word97 or PDF), duly filled-out and signed. (Signature must be original and in “BLUE” ink, no faxed forms).
Photocopy of round-trip airline ticket, print-out of itinerary or letter from travel agent/airline, confirming purchase of round-trip ticket, including dates of departure and return from Brazil. ( For airline employees, photocopy of airline ID card)
For applicants under 18 years of age, when traveling without both parents or legal guardian(s), a notarized letter of consent signed by parents or legal guardian(s) authorizing the Consulate General of Brazil to issue a visa for the minor applicant (proof required: birth certificate).
Whenever applicable (i.e., for participants in athletic competitions or performing arts events), copy of letter from sponsor/organizer with detailed information on the event as well as conditions of attendance.
Proof of Funds such as bank statements
Hotel reservations
and the Fee is about 40 US dollars
Eligibility
This type of Visa can be issued to persons traveling to Brazil for pleasure or to visit friends or relatives, as long as the visitor has no intention to remain indefinitely in the country or engage in any paid activity. This type of Visa can also be issued to:
individuals taking part in artistic events or athletic competitions for which there are no admission fees and no payment of appearance fee, prize money or any other monetary prize.
short-term students, such as those attending language school or exchange programs with Brazilian institutions;
scientists, professors, researchers attending cultural, technological or scientific seminars or conferences, as long as they do not receive payment or appearance fees from any Brazilian-based entity, except reimbursement of expenses or per diem allowances;
Tourist Visa Holders are not allowed to engage in any paid activity in Brazil
Required Documents
Original passport (valid for at least 6 (six) months prior to its expiration date). The passport must have at least 2 (two) blank visa pages.
One recent individual passport photo, full- frontal, white background.
One visa application form ( Ms Word97 or PDF), duly filled-out and signed. (Signature must be original and in “BLUE” ink, no faxed forms).
Photocopy of round-trip airline ticket, print-out of itinerary or letter from travel agent/airline, confirming purchase of round-trip ticket, including dates of departure and return from Brazil. ( For airline employees, photocopy of airline ID card)
For applicants under 18 years of age, when traveling without both parents or legal guardian(s), a notarized letter of consent signed by parents or legal guardian(s) authorizing the Consulate General of Brazil to issue a visa for the minor applicant (proof required: birth certificate).
Whenever applicable (i.e., for participants in athletic competitions or performing arts events), copy of letter from sponsor/organizer with detailed information on the event as well as conditions of attendance.
Proof of Funds such as bank statements
Hotel reservations
and the Fee is about 40 US dollars
updating an old thread...
Have any US Citizens used the Brazilian Embassy in SD to get a Tourist Visa for Brazil with their US passport?
I've heard that the documentation requirements and timelines are different than the embassy in the US.
Can anyone share their experience with this?
Have any US Citizens used the Brazilian Embassy in SD to get a Tourist Visa for Brazil with their US passport?
I've heard that the documentation requirements and timelines are different than the embassy in the US.
Can anyone share their experience with this?
as an australian citizen i had no problems getting a brazil visa in santo domingo last year (i sent someone to take my passport in and didn't even go in person).
Wow I never would have guessed that Americans and Canadians would need a visa to enter Brazil so I looked it up.
Taken from Entrance Requirements When Traveling to Brazil
Brazilian Visas for US Citizens are very Straight foward to Process in the Santo Domingo and usually all you need is Your Passport,Application,Fee of $131usd,Proof of onward Travel, and some sort of Proof of funds like a Credit Card or Bank statement
Processing time is usually from 1 to 3 Business days
But BEWARE Unlike the USA where you are usually issued a 5 year Multiple entry Visa.In Santo Domingo they tend to give you only a 90 day Visa renewable one time in Brazil for a Total Visit of 6 months.Meaning if you need to Travel again to Brazil you will need another Visa.So youre better of applying for it in the States.A way around this is Sending your Passport to a Friend in the USA via DHL or Fedex & having them do this whole visa for you as the applicant doesnt need to apply themselves.This Info was current of as January 2010 so Things might of changed,but this has been the experience for several US citizen friends applying for visas in Santo domingo.
Good Luck and Keep us posted
Processing time is usually from 1 to 3 Business days
But BEWARE Unlike the USA where you are usually issued a 5 year Multiple entry Visa.In Santo Domingo they tend to give you only a 90 day Visa renewable one time in Brazil for a Total Visit of 6 months.Meaning if you need to Travel again to Brazil you will need another Visa.So youre better of applying for it in the States.A way around this is Sending your Passport to a Friend in the USA via DHL or Fedex & having them do this whole visa for you as the applicant doesnt need to apply themselves.This Info was current of as January 2010 so Things might of changed,but this has been the experience for several US citizen friends applying for visas in Santo domingo.
Good Luck and Keep us posted