Brazilian Visa Requiements

Mccarti4

Hi Guys

I've booked a return flight to Rio and there are 4 months between when I arrive and when I leave (arriving November this year and leaving March next year). What I plan on doing is travelling around Brazil for about a month before moving on to the rest of South America and returning to Rio near the end to catch my flight home.

My question is do I need to apply for a visa before I go? I know I'll get the 90 days on arrival initially but when I leave after say 30 days and then re-enter a few months later is this ok? Or is it that once the 90 days are up, that's it I can't get another one?

Daith

Mccarti4 wrote: »

Hi Guys

I've booked a return flight to Rio and there are 4 months between when I arrive and when I leave (arriving November this year and leaving March next year). What I plan on doing is travelling around Brazil for about a month before moving on to the rest of South America and returning to Rio near the end to catch my flight home.

My question is do I need to apply for a visa before I go? I know I'll get the 90 days on arrival initially but when I leave after say 30 days and then re-enter a few months later is this ok? Or is it that once the 90 days are up, that's it I can't get another one?

Fairly sure you have a maximum of six months in Brazil with at least a two week break in between visas. So you should be fine. 90 days at the start, leave for two weeks, then 90 days again.

MRG77

Irish Passport holders can stay for a maximum of 90 days at a time. But no more than 180 days in any 12 month period. When you enter Brazil for the 2nd time you will get a 2nd 90 day visa on arrival. Your paasport must be valid for at least 6 months and you must have proof of onward travel.

bungaro79

if you're going to any other country where you may need a yellow fever cert for then i think they might ask you to produce the cert at the border. we got asked for it when crossing at iguazu as we'd been to the amazon in peru.