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Brazil Reinstates Visa Requirements for U.S. Travelers

Mymoena Davids by Mymoena Davids
December 12, 2023
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On Wednesday, December 6th, Brazil announced a significant policy shift impacting United States travelers with the reinstatement of visa requirements starting January 10, 2024. This decision marks a notable change from the visa waiver period that began in 2019, introducing a new chapter in travel documentation for those visiting Brazil.

The newly introduced e-visa, costing around $80.90, is a digital alternative to the traditional consular visa. It offers a 10-year validity for Americans and a five-year term for Canadians and Australians, allowing multiple entries. This move is expected to streamline the process for frequent travelers to Brazil, offering a blend of convenience and extended access.

Travelers are advised to apply for the e-visa via brazil.vfsevisa.com, ideally two months before their intended travel date. The application process, which typically takes up to five business days, requires personal information and passport details. Once approved, the e-visa is emailed in a PDF format, which must be printed and presented during travel.

This policy reversal stems from the lack of visa reciprocity from countries like the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Brazil’s initial waiver in 2019 was a strategic move to enhance diplomatic relations and encourage tourism. However, the absence of similar visa relaxations for Brazilian nationals in these countries prompted Brazil to reinstate the visa requirement.

Despite this change, Brazil maintains a visa-free agreement with Japan, a testament to its willingness to negotiate based on reciprocity. This bilateral agreement allows citizens of both countries to travel without visa constraints, setting a precedent for future diplomatic negotiations.

For travelers with existing visas, there is no need to reapply. However, new visitors to Brazil must navigate this additional step. The Brazilian government has expressed its openness to reconsider the visa waiver if reciprocal arrangements are made with the U.S., Canada, and Australia.

As the landscape of international travel continues to evolve, U.S. travelers must stay informed and adapt to these changes. The introduction of the Brazilian e-visa represents a significant shift in travel requirements, blending technological advancements with diplomatic considerations.

Tags: Bilateral RelationsBrazilGovernmentTourismTravelVisa

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