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d360 · 09-19-2006, 04:52 PM

That is a shocker. I don't have good news.. here's what I found:

Brazil Visa Information
To enter Brazil, U.S. and Canadian Citizens must obtain a TOURIST visa. Brazilian consulates will process visa applications at any one of the Brazilian Consulates if the applicant applies in person. You will be required to provide a) a valid passport (for at least 6 months prior to its expiration date); b) a signed visa application form; c) one recent photograph; d) a photocopy of your round trip ticket to Brazil; and e) a fee Ð U.S. citizens are charged a processing fee of approximately $110. Normally a tourist visa will be issued in 2-10* business days and are generally valid for 90 days from the first entry, renewable for another period of up to 90 days by the Brazilian Federal Police.

09-19-2006, 04:52 PM	#2 (permalink)
d360 Administrator Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 927	Re: Brazilian Visa That is a shocker. I don't have good news.. here's what I found: Brazil Visa Information To enter Brazil, U.S. and Canadian Citizens must obtain a TOURIST visa. Brazilian consulates will process visa applications at any one of the Brazilian Consulates if the applicant applies in person. You will be required to provide a) a valid passport (for at least 6 months prior to its expiration date); b) a signed visa application form; c) one recent photograph; d) a photocopy of your round trip ticket to Brazil; and e) a fee Ð U.S. citizens are charged a processing fee of approximately $110. Normally a tourist visa will be issued in 2-10* business days and are generally valid for 90 days from the first entry, renewable for another period of up to 90 days by the Brazilian Federal Police.