Search Travel Market Report

mainlogo
www.travelmarketreport.com
U.S.A.
English
Canada
English
Canada Quebec
Français
  • News
  • Tours & Packages
  • Cruise
  • Hotels & Resorts
  • Destinations
  • Retail Strategies
  • Air
  • River Cruise
  • Training & Resources

New Brazil Visa Requirements for U.S. & Canada Now in Effect

by Sarah Milner  April 04, 2025
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Photo: Shutterstock.com

Travelers from the U.S. and Canada will require a visa to enter Brazil starting next week, on April 10, 2025.

First announced mid-2023, Brazil is re-instating its visa requirements for the U.S., Canada, and Australia. Brazil launched an electronic visa platform for the U.S. and Canada in December 2023, but has delayed its visa requirements several times. Most recently, Brazil delayed its visa reinstatement for a full year in April 2024.

Starting April 10, all U.S. and Canadian travelers arriving in Brazil via air, land, or sea will need to have an e-visa, which is good for stays up to 90 days. Those who already possess a valid physical visa for the visit do not need to apply for a new visa.

VFS Global is the only company authorized by the Brazilian government to process visa applicants. The e-visa can be processed online via https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/.

There is a processing fee of $80.90 (USD). While the processing time is estimated to be five business days, VFS Global strongly recommends travelers apply two months before their planned travel date. The validity of the e-visa ranges from 90 days to 10 years at the Consulate’s discretion, according to the Toronto Consulate’s website.

  
  
Related Articles
Nocturne Luxury Villas Expands into Canada with New Acquisition
L’office de tourisme d’Hawaï met fin aux activités de son bureau canadien géré par VoX
Hawai’i Tourism Authority to Close Canadian Office Operated by VoX
America 250: The Top Guided Land Tours Celebrating the Nation’s History
Canada Allows International Transit Passengers to Skip Border Checks at Three Major Hubs
G Adventures dévoile un nouvel itinéraire de luxe à Vancouver
Planning Luxury Travel to the Canadian Rockies: A Guide for Advisors
Rimrock Banff Appoints Director of Sales & Marketing Ahead of Summer Opening
American Airlines Names Paola Torri as Director of Operations for Mexico and Canada
Expanded Airlift Drives Major Surge of Canadians to Saint Lucia

MOST VIEWED

  1. Low Water Levels Muddle River Cruises In Europe, Force Cancellations & Adjustments
  2. Severe Weather Triggers Mass Flight Cancellations Across NYC Airports, Airlines Issue Waivers
  3. Europe Delays Start of ETIAS Until at Least 2027
  4. Flight Cancellations Spike at JFK, LGA, and EWR Amid Severe NYC Storms
  5. Airlines Issue Monday Travel Waivers Following Severe Northeast Storms, Major Delays
  6. European Travel Groups Urge EU to Suspend New EES Rules as Airport Lines Hit 7 Hours


TMR Subscription

Subscribe today to receive daily in-depth coverage from all corners of the travel industry, from industry happenings to new cruise ships, hotel openings, tour updates, and much more.

Subscribe to TMR

Top Stories
Universal Kids Resort Is Now Open in Texas
Universal Kids Resort Is Now Open in Texas

Universal’s first-ever theme park for kids 3 to 8 years of age celebrated its grand opening on July 1.

Ready for Business: Dominican Republic Invites You to Discover Miches
Ready for Business: Dominican Republic Invites You to Discover Miches

Miches is “luxury eco chic for those clients that want something different.” 

Sandringham Private Game Reserve of Sabi Sabi Collection Opens this Summer
Sandringham Private Game Reserve of Sabi Sabi Collection Opens this Summer

The former hunting reserve has been carefully rehabilitated and rewilded.

Julie Coker Departing NYC Tourism + Conventions to Lead Visit California
Julie Coker Departing NYC Tourism + Conventions to Lead Visit California

No successor to Coker has been named yet.

Cuba to Make Major Free Market Reforms to Revive Tourism
Cuba to Make Major Free Market Reforms to Revive Tourism

A historic transformation of Cuba’s economy is aimed at reviving its struggling tourism sector.

Japan’s Visa Price Hike Won’t Impact American Travelers
Japan’s Visa Price Hike Won’t Impact American Travelers

Starting on July 1, single-entry visas to Japan will go from 3,000 yen to 15,000 yen.

TMR OUTLOOKS, WHITE PAPERS & DESTINATION GUIDES
View All
Advertiser's Voice
Maybe the Best Hotel Isn’t a Hotel – Explore the Ocean State of Mind
About Travel Market Report Mission Meet the Team Advisory Board Advertise Syndication Guidelines
TMR Resources Calendar of Events Outlook/Whitepapers Previous Sponsored Articles Previous This Week Articles
Subscribe to TMR
Select Language
Do You Have an Idea Email
editor@travelmarketreport.com
Give Us a Call
1-(516) 730-3097
Drop Us a Note
Travel Market Report
71 Audrey Ave, Oyster Bay, NY 11771
© 2005 - 2026 Travel Market Report, an American Marketing Group Inc. Company All Rights Reserved | Terms and Conditions
Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Manage cookie preferences