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Brasil

Atlas de pasaportes

Entering Brasil

Brasil playbook updated 2026-09. Openness first, then how to apply and how to stay.

Openness rank

#72

Entry openness

101

Sin visado

101

Visado

94

Visado de nómada digital de BrasilDigital Nomad Visa · US$1500/mes o US$18.000 de ahorros

Avísame cuando cambien las reglas de entrada a Brasil

Un correo de confirmación y después solo cuando los datos cambien.

Sin cuenta. Date de baja con un clic.

Ficha del país

Capital

Brasília

Población

213.4 million

Superficie

8,511,965 km²

Moneda

Brazilian real BRL

Idioma

Portuguese

Huso horario

UTC-05:00–UTC-02:00

Nacidos en el extranjero

1.4 million · 2024

Cuota de migrantes

0.7%

Grupos étnicos · 2022

  • mixed45.3%
  • White43.5%
  • Black10.2%
  • Indigenous0.6%
  • Asian0.4%

Nacidos en el extranjero: stock de migrantes de la ONU vía Banco Mundial (sobre todo 2024). Los grupos étnicos siguen las categorías publicadas de cada país. La mayoría no censa por color de piel. Solo orientativo.

Travel notes

Plug

Type N

Mains

120 V · 60 Hz

Driving

Right

Emergency

Police 190 · Ambulance 192

Dialing code

+55

Airports

GRU · GIG · POA · BSB

Highlights

  • Christ the Redeemer
  • Iguazu Falls
  • Amazon Rainforest
  • Pelourinho
  • Pantanal

Brasil PasaporteGuías · BrasilVisa siteImmigration site

How to get a visa

  • Visitor / visa-free / eVisa

    Visit / tourism · Usually up to 90 days

    • By nationality, via the Brazilian eVisa system or a mission.
  • VITEM temporary visa

    Work · Matches work, investment or research

    • After federal approval of the job or investment, the mission issues the visa.

Immigration routes

  • Residence authorisation → PR

    Skilled work

    Work, investment, family or Mercosur can lead to residence, then PR after the required years.

    Leads to PR:Mercosur nationals often 2 years; others often 4.

PR & citizenship

Permanent residence

Time to PR:2–4 years by category, or direct via investment

  • Clean record, keep the purpose of stay, live in Brazil.

Naturalisation usually after 4 years (shorter for Lusophone countries or parents of Brazilians). Dual nationality allowed.

Passports that enter without a prior visa

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