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Brazil Visa Requisiti 2026

Brazil reintroduced visa requirements for US, Canadian, and Australian citizens on 10 April 2025 — these three nationalities now apply through the official Brazil e-Visa portal (brazil.vfsevisa.com) for tourism, business, transit, and short visits. EU and UK passport holders remain visa-free for stays up to 90 days. Mercosur nationals (Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Colombia, Ecuador) enter on national ID and may reside/work. Other nationalities apply at a Brazilian consulate for VIVIS (Visit Visa, up to 90 days) or VITEM (Temporary Visa, longer stays) — VITEM has 14 subcategories including VITEM II (short-term work, up to 90 days), VITEM IV (student), VITEM V (formal employment, up to 2 years renewable), VITEM XI (investor), and VITEM XIV (digital nomad, minimum US$1,500/month income or US$18,000 savings).

Rilasciato da Polícia Federal · Ultima verifica 28 maggio 2026 · Fonte ufficiale ↗

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Costo della domanda

e-Visa (US, Canada, Australia): US$80.90
VIVIS Visit Visa (consular): US$80–150 (varies by reciprocity)
VITEM IV Student Visa: US$80–100
VITEM V Work Visa: US$100–200 + employer authorization
VITEM XIV Digital Nomad Visa: US$100–200 (varies by consulate)
CRNM residence card (Polícia Federal): R$204.77 (issuance) + R$168.13 (registration)

al 28 maggio 2026 · dettagli

Tempi di lavorazione

e-Visa (US/Canada/Australia) — target: Under 48 hours
e-Visa — official maximum: 5 business days
VIVIS consular visit visa: 5–15 business days
VITEM IV (student): 30–45 business days
VITEM XIV (digital nomad): 30–45 business days
VITEM V (work, after labor auth): 40–60 business days

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Polícia Federal

Chi ha bisogno di un Brazil Visa?

Dove fare domanda

For US, Canadian, and Australian citizens: the official Brazil e-Visa portal at brazil.vfsevisa.com (only). For all other nationalities requiring a visa: the nearest Brazilian consulate or embassy with jurisdiction over your place of residence — applications are processed by Itamaraty (Ministério das Relações Exteriores). After arrival in Brazil, VITEM holders register with the Polícia Federal within 90 days to receive the CRNM residence card.

Costi

e-Visa (US, Canada, Australia): US$80.90
VIVIS Visit Visa (consular): US$80–150 (varies by reciprocity)
VITEM IV Student Visa: US$80–100
VITEM V Work Visa: US$100–200 + employer authorization
VITEM XIV Digital Nomad Visa: US$100–200 (varies by consulate)
CRNM residence card (Polícia Federal): R$204.77 (issuance) + R$168.13 (registration)

The Brazil e-Visa costs US$80.90 for US, Canadian, and Australian citizens, paid online via card at brazil.vfsevisa.com. Consular VIVIS visit visas typically cost US$80–150 depending on the nationality's reciprocity agreement. VITEM IV student visas run about US$80–100. VITEM V work visas range US$100–200 plus the employer's prior labor-authorization fees with the Ministry of Labor. The VITEM XIV digital nomad visa costs roughly US$100–200 at the consulate. After arrival, foreigners on any VITEM must register with the Polícia Federal within 90 days and pay R$204.77 for the CRNM (Carteira de Registro Nacional Migratório) plus a R$168.13 registration fee.

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Cosa portare

Documenti e materiali che ti serviranno all’appuntamento o insieme alla domanda.

Passport valid at least 6 months beyond intended stay, with 2 blank visa pages
Digital photo 50×70 mm (minimum 600×800 pixels) — uploaded for e-Visa, printed ×2 for consular
Completed online application form (e-Visa portal or e-Consular for VIVIS/VITEM)
Round-trip flight itinerary or proof of onward travel
Proof of accommodation (hotel booking, host invitation, or rental agreement)
Proof of financial means (recent bank statements — typically 3 months)
Travel insurance recommended (mandatory for some categories)
For VITEM IV (student): acceptance letter from a MEC-recognized Brazilian institution + proof of ~R$1,518/month support
For VITEM V (work): employer labor authorization from the Ministry of Labor + signed Brazilian employment contract
For VITEM XIV (digital nomad): foreign employment/service contract + proof of US$1,500/month income OR US$18,000 in savings + private health insurance valid in Brazil
Criminal background check (required for most VITEM categories)

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Quanto tempo serve?

e-Visa (US/Canada/Australia) — target: Under 48 hours
e-Visa — official maximum: 5 business days
VIVIS consular visit visa: 5–15 business days
VITEM IV (student): 30–45 business days
VITEM XIV (digital nomad): 30–45 business days
VITEM V (work, after labor auth): 40–60 business days

The Brazil e-Visa is officially processed within 5 business days, and as of late 2025 the overhauled VFS platform targets under 48 hours for most applicants. Consular VIVIS visas typically take 5–15 business days. VITEM IV (student) and VITEM XIV (digital nomad) take 30–45 business days. VITEM V work visas require 40–60 business days at the consulate after the employer obtains labor authorization (which itself takes 30–60 days at the Ministry of Labor). Apply 2 months ahead of travel as VFS recommends.

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Fonte ufficiale

https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/

Ultima verifica 28 maggio 2026

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Do US citizens need a visa for Brazil in 2026? +

Yes. Since 10 April 2025, US, Canadian, and Australian citizens need an e-Visa to enter Brazil for tourism, business, transit, or short visits. Apply online at brazil.vfsevisa.com for US$80.90. US passport holders receive a 10-year multiple-entry e-Visa; Canadians and Australians get 5 years. Each stay is capped at 90 days, with a 180-day maximum in any 12-month period.

How much does the Brazil e-Visa cost? +

US$80.90, paid online by credit or debit card during the application at brazil.vfsevisa.com. The fee covers a single application — there is no separate consular fee on top.

How long does it take to get a Brazil visa? +

The e-Visa is processed within 5 business days officially, and the upgraded VFS platform now targets under 48 hours for most applicants. Consular VIVIS visit visas take 5–15 business days. Longer-stay VITEM visas (student, digital nomad) take 30–45 business days, and VITEM V work visas 40–60 business days after the employer obtains Ministry of Labor authorization.

Does Brazil have a digital nomad visa? +

Yes — VITEM XIV, launched in 2022. To qualify you must work remotely for an employer or clients outside Brazil and prove minimum income of US$1,500/month or savings of US$18,000. It is valid for 1 year and renewable once (2 years total). You cannot work for Brazilian employers or clients. Private health insurance valid in Brazil is mandatory.

Do European citizens need a visa for Brazil? +

No — EU and UK passport holders can enter Brazil visa-free for up to 90 days for tourism or business (extendable to 180 days in 12 months). The EU-Brazil amended visa-waiver agreement entered into force 1 March 2026. Brazilians will need ETIAS authorization for the Schengen area from 2026.

What is the Brazil reciprocity fee? +

Brazil historically applied reciprocity — charging US, Canadian, and Australian citizens visa fees mirroring what those countries charged Brazilians. After several visa-free postponements (2019–2025), Brazil reinstated the requirement on 10 April 2025 via the new e-Visa system at US$80.90 — still a reciprocity-based fee, but now collected online instead of at consulates.

What are the VITEM categories? +

VITEM (Visto Temporário) is Brazil's temporary residence visa umbrella with 14 subcategories, including: VITEM I (medical treatment), VITEM II (short-term work up to 90 days), VITEM III (humanitarian), VITEM IV (study), VITEM V (formal employment), VITEM VI (working holiday — by agreement only), VITEM VII (religious), VITEM IX (business/investment), VITEM XI (investor — R$700,000 real estate or R$500,000 business), VITEM XIII (family reunion), and VITEM XIV (digital nomad). Most are valid 1–2 years and convertible to permanent residence (CRNM) after the qualifying period.

Do I need a visa for Brazil if I have a Mercosur passport? +

No. Citizens of Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, Chile, Peru, Colombia, and Ecuador enter Brazil with national ID only and have the right to reside and work under the Mercosur Residence Agreement. No visa or e-Visa is required.

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