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Updated April 2024

Brazil, a land of boundless beauty and captivating culture, warmly invites travelers from around the globe to experience its wonders. If you’re a wanderer with a passion for exploration, you’ll be delighted to know that some fortunate travelers can venture into this vibrant country without the hassle of obtaining a visa.

So, who are these fortunate travellers, and how can they make the most of their visa-free privilege? Keep reading as Wego unveils the countries that can travel to Brazil without a visa.

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Brazil visa-free countries 2024

Brazil’s visa policy is primarily built upon reciprocity, but there are exceptions for nationals of certain countries who can visit visa-free.

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Visa waivers

The following countries enjoy visa-free privileges to Brazil without the need for reciprocity:

Australia
Canada
Japan
United States of America

However, citizens of the United States, Australia, and Canada will be required to obtain tourist or business visas if they intend to visit Brazil after April 10th, 2025. However, travelers who enter the country before this date will not need to apply for a visa, even if their stay extends beyond the implementation date.

Brazil to Require Nationals of US, Australia, and Canada to Apply for Tourist Visa From April 2025

Visit visa exemption

Passport holders from Indonesia, Kazakhstan, and Singapore are exempt from obtaining a visa to travel as tourists for up to 30 days within a one-year period.

Meanwhile, passport holders from Venezuela are exempt from obtaining a visa to travel as tourists for up to 60 days within a one-year period.

Further, passport holders from the following countries can travel as visitors without a visa for up to 90 days within a one-year period:

Andorra
Croatia
Jamaica
Paraguay
Slovenia
Antigua and Barbuda
Czech Republic
Liechtenstein
Peru
South Africa
Argentina
Ecuador
Macau
Philippines
South Korea
Armenia
El Salvador
Malaysia
Poland
Sovereign Military Order of Malta
Bahamas
Grenada
Mexico
Portugal
Suriname
Barbados
Guatemala
Monaco
Qatar
Thailand
Belize
Guyana
Mongolia
Russia
Trinidad and Tobago
Bolivia
Honduras
Morocco
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Tunisia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hong Kong
Namibia
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Turkey
Chile
Iceland
New Zealand
San Marino
United Kingdom
Colombia
Ireland
Norway
Serbia
Uruguay
Costa Rica
Israel
Panama
Slovakia
Vatican

Passport holders from the following countries are exempt from obtaining a visit visa (VIVIS) for a period of up to 90 days within a 180-day timeframe:

Albania
Greece
Macedonia
Australia (without reciprocity)
Denmark
Hungary
Malta
Austria
Dominica
Italy
Netherlands
Belarus
Estonia
Japan (without reciprocity)
Romania
Belgium
Finland
Latvia
Spain
Bulgaria
France
Lithuania
Sweden
Canada (without reciprocity)
Georgia
Luxembourg
Switzerland
Cyprus
Germany
Ukraine
United States of America (without reciprocity)

Other visa exemptions

Individuals carrying valid passports from the listed countries are not required to obtain a research visa (VITEM I), student visa (VITEM IV), temporary work holiday visa (VITEM VI), or religious/missionary temporary visa (VITEM VII) if their stay is within 90 days and falls within one year: