Summary: Brazil Visa for Indians (2025)
Visa Type: Electronic Visa (E-Visa) for tourism, business, and transit.
Validity: 2 years with up to 90 days stay per entry within a 12-month period.
Application:
Online at https://brazil.travisa.com/ (check for updates).
Required documents: Valid passport, photo, payment proof, onward/return ticket, and proof of funds.
Processing Time: Typically 4 working days; apply at least a week in advance.
Additional Requirements:
Check for COVID-19 travel updates.
Recommended vaccinations (e.g., Yellow Fever for certain areas).
Travel insurance highly recommended.
Entry: Through authorized airports or border crossings.
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As of the 2025 visa policy update, Indian citizens are eligible to apply for an Electronic Visa (E-Visa) to travel to Brazil for purposes such as tourism, business, transit, and other short-term stays. The E-Visa is generally valid for two years, allowing a maximum stay of 90 days per entry within a 12-month period starting from the date of the first entry.
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Brazil Tourist Visa Requirement
Brazil Business Visa Requirement
Generally, no. Apply for a new e-Visa if you plan to return to Brazil within the 2-year validity period.
Yes, additional documentation may be required. Check with the Brazilian embassy/consulate for details.
No, e-Visas must be applied for in advance of your trip.
There may be some grey here. Short-term business trips such as attending conferences, negotiations, or conducting market research are eligible for business visas.
You may require a work visa if your job involves continuing to provide services to clients in Brazil.
For a clear evaluation based on your specific situation, speak with a legal professional who specializes in Brazilian immigration law.
Visa extensions generally don't apply for short stays with visa-free entry. For VITEMs, extensions might be possible under specific situations by applying to the Brazilian Federal Police within Brazil before your visa expires.
No, visa-free entry to Brazil doesn't apply to other South American countries. Each country sets its own visa rules, so you'll have to check the requirements for any other places you want to go.
Consult the website of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs or the nearest Brazilian consulate or embassy in India.
Yes, a yellow fever vaccination certificate is mandatory for entry, regardless of visa requirements.
While not mandatory, it is highly recommended to have health insurance that covers medical expenses during your stay in Brazil.
No, visa-free entry for Brazil does not extend to other South American countries. Each country has its own visa requirements, so you'll need to research the specific requirements for other destinations you plan to visit.
There are various VITEM categories, including work visas (VITEM V), student visas (VITEM IV), family reunion visas (VITEM XI), retirement visas, digital nomad visas (VITEM XIV), and more. Each type has specific requirements and purposes.
While not mandatory, it is highly recommended to have health insurance that covers medical expenses during your stay in Brazil.
Packing essentials can vary depending on the region and time of year you visit Brazil. However, it's generally a good idea to pack comfortable clothing, sun protection like hats and sunscreen, swimwear, insect repellent, and a power adapter if needed for your electronic devices.