US EditionBrazil to reinstate visas for U.S., Canadian and Australian citizens
- Brazil will require visas for citizens of the United States, Canada, and Australia starting April 10, based on the principle of reciprocity.
- Nationals from these countries must apply for an eVisa and pay a fee of US$ 80.90 for a maximum stay of 90 days.
- This decision was made because Brazil does not grant unilateral exemption from visit visas, according to the Itamaraty Palace.
- Negotiations for visa-exemption agreements with these countries are ongoing, as noted by Tourism Minister Celso Sabino.
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Americans Now Need a Visa to Go to Brazil
Brazil will reintroduce visa requirements Thursday for US, Canadian, and Australian citizens, a move that ends the country's open entry for people of those nationalities after six years. The United States Embassy in Brasilia said Monday that Americans will still be able to request visas electronically if they visit from...
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Brazil: Visa requirement in place for US, Australian, and Canadian travelers
Brazil will require citizens of the United States, Canada, and Australia to obtain visas for entry starting April 10, following the principle of reciprocity, it was announced Wednesday.
·Caracas, Venezuela, Bolivarian Republic of
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