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For Brazilians, there is countries that require visa. Therefore, to avoid any problems at airports, be aware of the rules for the countries that we will show below.

Most countries require a visa to enter. Some countries, however, may not require a visa for tourists.

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4 countries that require a visa

In the case of Brazil, specifically, the countries that do not require a visa are: Mercosur, the European Union, as well as Mexico, Russia, Israel and the United Kingdom.

Check out the list of some countries where a visa is required:

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1st United States

To obtain an American visa, you must fill out the DS 160 form, which we can translate into Portuguese. It is important to include the following information below:

  1. Reason for travel;
  2. Marital status;
  3. Personal Data;
  4. Length of stay;
  5. Social media.

After that, you will go through an interview to confirm the above information. Your passport will be delivered within 10 days and the cost of the American visa is US$185, approximately R$809.00.

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2nd Canada

This is a recommended country for those who enjoy extreme sports. Therefore, if Brazilians have a passport valid for at least 10 years, it is possible to obtain an eTA (Electronic Travel Authorization).

On Canada's official website, you can see who is eligible to enter the country.

To be able to issue the AVE, it is important to pay attention to the rules for checking in. You must present your passport and a valid AVE.

3rd Australia

If you like exotic landscapes, here is a good itinerary option.

Australia is one of the countries that require a visa most sought after by Brazilians and the cost for issuing a visa is US$140, around R$612.00.

To avoid problems, you must present:

  1. Identity;
  2. Address in Brazil;
  3. Length of stay in the country.

There are some tourist attractions that are very popular with foreigners visiting the country.

Among them, the most popular are: Sydney, Melbourne, Gold Coast, Kakadu National Park, which is listed by UNESCO.

4th Japan

The Land of the Rising Sun is visited by foreigners from all over the world.

These in turn can obtain tourist, business and study visas. However, it is important to be careful, as you must meet a series of qualifications.

Forward the documents to the nearest Japanese Consulate, some documents that may be requested are:

  1. Visa application form for entering Japan (Download in Portuguese);
  2. Travel schedule (Download in Portuguese);
  3. Company letter (Download in Portuguese);
  4. Letter of guarantee (download in Portuguese and Japanese);
  5. Invitation letter.

Conclusion

So, now that you know which countries require a visa for Brazilians.

So, be sure to check the government websites to see which documents are mandatory!