Travel and Accommodation
Special rates and conditions
AD Feiras & Turismo, in partnership with Anuga Select Brazil, offers travel packages with special prices for exhibitors and visitors.
Check out the benefits:
Exclusive accommodation rates
Discounted airfare
Personalized and bilingual assistance
Transfer services
Travel and Accommodation
Personalized assistance
- Tel.:+55 11 5087-3455
- suportefeiras@adturismo.com.br
Visa Application Process for Entry into Brazil
A visa is a document issued by Brazilian Consular Representatives abroad that allows the expectation of admission and stay of foreigners in the national territory, provided that the conditions established by law are met.
To apply for a visa, foreigners must present a duly completed visa application form, a valid travel document, proof of payment of consular fees, International Certificate of Immunization - when required - and other specific documents for the type of visa requested.
To find out if you need a visa to travel to Brazil, click here.
Brazil adopts a policy of reciprocity regarding visas. This means that nationals of countries that require visas for Brazilian citizens will need a visa to travel to Brazil. According to Brazilian law, Brazil must agree, reciprocally, to offer visa waiver to nationals of another country. Brazil has signed visa waiver agreements with about 90 countries.
Click here to apply for a Brazilian visa (for e-visas, see the next section).
Nationals of countries that have adhered to the Residence Agreement for Nationals of Mercosur Countries, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, can apply for a temporary residence visa at a Consular Office (VITEM XIII). Those already living in Brazil can go directly to the Ministry of Justice. After two years in Brazil, holders of temporary residence visas can apply for indefinite residence to the Federal Police.
Nationals of countries that have adhered to the Residence Agreement for Nationals of Mercosur Countries, Argentina, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, and Peru, can apply for a temporary residence visa at a Consular Office (VITEM XIII). Those already living in Brazil can go directly to the Ministry of Justice. After two years in Brazil, holders of temporary residence visas can apply for indefinite residence to the Federal Police.
