VISAS AND VACCINATION
Visas are required for citizens of countries that require entry visas for Brazilian citizens.
According to the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs,
citizens of the countries listed below do not need entry visas.
| Andorra |
Eslovaquia |
Morocco
|
Spain |
| Argentina |
Finland |
Namibia |
Suriname |
| Austria |
France |
Netherlands |
Sweden |
| Bahamas |
Germany |
Norway |
Switzerland |
| Barbados |
Greece |
New Zeland |
Thailand |
| Belgium |
Iceland |
Paraguay |
Trinid. & Tobago |
| Bolivia |
Ireland |
Peru |
Turquia |
| Bulgary |
Israel |
Philippines |
Tunisia |
| Chile |
Italy |
Poland |
UK – Gra Bretanha |
| Colombia |
Liechtenstein |
Portugal |
Uruguay |
| Costa Rica |
Luxembourg |
San Marino |
Vatican |
| Croacia |
Malaysia |
Slovenia |
Venezuela |
| Denmark |
Malta |
South Africa |
|
| Ecuador |
Monaco |
South Korea |
|
The Brazilian government may change these diplomatic conditions without prior notice.
PLEASE CHECK WITH THE NEAREST BRAZILIAN CONSULATE
Vaccination
The Brazilian government requires the International Certificate of
Vaccination against yellow fever for travelers who have been in any of
the countries listed below in the last three months, or who come from
any of these countries
| Angola |
Colombia |
Guinea-Bissau |
República Democrática do Congo |
| Benin |
Ecuador |
French Guyana |
Sierra Leone |
| Bolivia |
Gabon |
Liberia |
Sudan |
| Burkina Faso |
Gambia |
Nigeria |
Venezuela |
| Camerron |
Ghana |
Peru |
Zaire |
The International Certificate of Vaccination must be
obtained from an official yellow fever vaccination center in your
country, with manufacturing approved by the World Health Organization
(WHO).
