Brazil
How long you can stay in Brazil without a visa, by passport.
Checked November 7, 2026 against the sources listed below.
Short stays
| Passport | Entry | How long | Before you go | Longer stays |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | E-visa before travel | 90 days in any 12 months A visa is required before travel (US State Department). Brazil's eVisa allows multiple entries with stays of up to 90 days; non-official reporting says the 90 days count per migratory year from first entry. | eVisa before travel (required since 10 April 2025); US$80.90; valid 10 years for US passports; processing reported at 2 to 10 business days. | The Federal Police can extend by up to 90 days, to a maximum of 180 days per migratory year (non-official reporting). |
| Canada | E-visa before travel | 90 days in any 12 months A visa is required (Government of Canada, updated 26 Oct 2026); stays beyond 90 days need a Federal Police extension. | eVisa before travel via the VFS Global Brazil eVisa portal linked by Canada; US$80.90; valid 5 years (non-official). | Apply to the Federal Police before the authorized stay expires; reported maximum 180 days per migratory year. |
| United Kingdom | No visa | 90 days Up to 90 days visa-free for tourism (GOV.UK). The fetched official page does not say whether this counts per visit or per 12 months. | None stated. Passport must be valid 6 months from arrival; make sure the entry stamp is applied. | Contact the Federal Police before the permitted stay ends. |
| EU country | Not yet covered. Use your own allowance in the planner, or ask Advisor. | |||
| Australia | E-visa before travel | 90 days in any 12 months A visa is required; it cannot be obtained at the border (Smartraveller). The eVisa allows multiple entries of up to 90 days. | eVisa before travel; US$80.90; valid 5 years (non-official). A yellow fever certificate may be required. | Federal Police extension; reported maximum 180 days per migratory year. |
Digital nomad visa
Digital nomad visa
Official name: Visto Temporário XIV (VITEM XIV) – Nômade Digital, Resolução CNIg nº 45/2021
| Length | Up to 1 year |
|---|---|
| Renewal | Renewable. Renewable once for an equal period through the MigranteWeb system while in Brazil. |
| Income | $1,500 a month Regular income from a non-Brazilian source (employer or client); alternatively US$18,000 in available bank funds |
| Where to apply | Any Brazilian consulate abroad, or in-country via MigranteWeb (Ministry of Justice) |
| Who can apply | all (no nationality restriction stated) |
| Taxes | No tax information in the official source. |
Sources: Ministério da Justiça e Segurança Pública – Portal de Imigração
What we couldn't confirm
- Brazilian MRE (gov.br/mre) consulate pages and the official VFS eVisa portal returned bot challenges or errors, so the eVisa fee (US$80.90), validity (10 years US, 5 years CA/AU) and the 90-days-per-year counting rule come only from non-official sources. The visa requirement itself is confirmed by the US, Canadian and Australian governments.
- EU short-stay rules were not verified from any source (no sourceIds).
- GOV.UK does not state how the UK 90-day allowance is counted.
- EU passport rule removed: no source could be confirmed. Travelers enter their own allowance or ask Advisor.
Sources
- Digital Nomad Residence Permit Guide, Ministério da Justiça e Segurança Pública – Portal de Imigração
- Entry requirements - Brazil travel advice, UK Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office (GOV.UK)
- Brazil Travel Advisory, U.S. Department of State
- Brazil travel advice, Government of Canada
- Brazil Travel Advice & Safety, Australian Government (Smartraveller)
- eVisa requirement for travel to Brazil, Air Canada (unofficial, used only to corroborate)
- Brazil visa for US citizens: e-visa 2026, The Rio Times (unofficial, used only to corroborate)
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