Visa
We remind each participant that depending on your nationality, you may need a visa to enter Brazil. Please, verify if you need a visa contacting a local Brazilian Embassy or Consulate. This process may take 2 to 3 months.
Official Invitations: Official letters of invitation are available to help overcome administrative difficulties in certain countries. Such letters do not imply any financial support, nor offer the guarantee of a Brazilian visa. Letters can be requested to the executive secretariat at info@icnobrazil.com.
WebPages that might help you:
Brazilian Consulates Addresses and Contacts Around the World:
www.mre.gov.br/ingles/endereco/consulados.asp
Brazilian Embassies Addresses and Contacts Around the World:
www.mre.gov.br/ingles/endereco/embaixadas.asp
Visa services focused on American Citizens, Canadians and Mexicans but work with all nationalities upon request:
www.passportvisaexpress.com/travel_visas.php3
Visa services focused on American Citizens:
www.passportsandvisas.com/visas/index.asp
www.visa4you.net/brazil-visa.html
Vaccination
Certificate of vaccination against Yellow Fever is compulsory for the issuance of visa to travelers entering Brazil from the following countries:
Angola Benin Bolivia Burkina Faso Cameroon Colombia Democratic Republic of Congo Ecuador French Guyana Gabon |
Gambia Ghana Guinea Bissau Liberia Nigeria Peru Sierra Leone Sudan Venezuela Zaire |