Visitor visa is an entry permit used for tourist trips, business visits, family visits, and other short-term stays in Brazil. If you are not covered by Brazil's visa-free rules or if you are planning a trip that requires a visa, you must apply before departure. The validity of the visa and the permitted length of stay may vary depending on nationality and the purpose of the trip.
At Alla Visum you can get help to apply for a Visitor visa to Brazil. We help you check the data, reduce the risk of errors and ensure that your application is handled correctly before travel.
About visitor visas to Brazil
Visitor visas are the official visa category for people who want to travel to Brazil for tourism, business visits, cultural activities, conferences, family visits, or other temporary purposes. The visa does not give the right to work or pursue long-term studies in the country.
Visitor visas may be required for travelers from certain countries. The requirements vary depending on citizenship and the purpose of the trip. The application is submitted before departure and must be approved by Brazilian authorities before entry.
The visa validity and permitted length of stay are determined by Brazilian immigration authorities and may vary depending on individual circumstances.
You will need the following documents to apply:
- Completed visa application
- Copy of passport information page
- The passport must be valid at least 6 months after the date of entry
- Visa photo
- Booking confirmation or itinerary
- Proof of sufficient financial means for the stay
- Any hotel reservation or invitation from the host in Brazil
Brazil can change visa rules and document requirements at short notice. It is therefore important to check the current rules before submitting the application.
Rules for visitor visas
Important rules to know:
- Visitor visas are intended for tourism, business visits, family visits, and other temporary stays
- The visa must be used within the validity period specified in the visa decision
- Permitted length of stay is determined by Brazilian immigration authorities
- The visa does not give the right to work in Brazil
- The visa is not intended for long-term study or permanent residence
- The final decision is always made by Brazil's immigration authorities
- Extension can often be applied for at the immigration authorities in Brazil, but decisions are always made by them
Visa-free travel for Swedish citizens
Swedish citizens can travel to Brazil without a visa for tourist, business and family visits for short stays. Upon entry, a stay of up to 90 days per entry is granted, depending on the purpose of the trip and the decision of the border authorities.
Even in the case of visa-free entry, the traveler must meet Brazil's entry requirements. You may be required to present a valid passport, return ticket or onward ticket, as well as be able to prove the purpose of your stay and that you have sufficient financial means for the trip.
If you plan to stay longer than the visa-free period, work, study or settle in Brazil, you will need to apply for the appropriate visa before departure.
Embassy of Brazil in Sweden
The embassy of Brazil in Stockholm represents Brazil in Sweden and works with diplomatic issues, trade, cultural exchange and consular services. The embassy handles issues concerning Brazilian citizens in Sweden as well as certain official matters between the countries.
If you need help with a visa to Brazil, we recommend that you apply through Alla Visa. We help you through the entire application process, check your documents and ensure that the application meets the current requirements before it is sent on for processing.
Embassy of Sweden in Brazil
The Embassy of Sweden in Brasília represents Sweden in Brazil and is responsible for diplomatic relations, consular services, and the promotion of trade and cooperation between the two countries. The embassy also offers consular support to Swedish citizens staying in Brazil, for example in case of emergencies or other consular matters.
For questions about visas, residence permits and other travel documents to or from Brazil, Alla Visum can help you with the application process. Our specialists will help you prepare the documentation and ensure that your application is handled as smoothly as possible before the trip.
What happens next
- 1.Complete your order by making the payment.
- 2.Each traveler receives an email with a link to fill in their application form and upload the required documents.
- 3.We review your application and contact you if any details or documents need to be completed.
- 4.When your application is ready, we send your visa by email or post, according to the delivery option you chose.
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FAQ Visitor Visa to Brazil
Visitor visa is a visa for people who want to travel to Brazil for tourism, business visits, family visits, or other temporary purposes.
The requirements depend on your citizenship. Some nationalities must apply for a visa before travel, while others can travel visa-free.
The permitted period of stay is determined by Brazilian authorities and is stated in the visa or entry permit.
The validity period varies depending on the type of visa and the decision of Brazilian authorities.
The documents required depend on your nationality and the purpose of the trip. You will need a valid passport, a completed visa application and documents proving the purpose of the trip, such as a hotel reservation, travel itinerary or a letter of invitation. The Brazilian authorities may request additional documents if necessary.
The price starts from 3 900 per application and varies depending on the level of service (Standard, Express or Premium) as well as any additional services. You will see the final price on our website before completing your order.
The processing time depends on the Embassy's current workload. We prioritize premium and express applications. Standard processing takes about four weeks.
You can submit your application as soon as you have gathered all the necessary documents. We will check when it is time to submit the application to the embassy based on your planned travel date. The processing time depends on the Embassy's current workload. We prioritize premium and express applications.
At Alla Visum, we help you through the entire application process. We review your documents, help you complete the application correctly, and ensure that all documents meet the embassy's requirements before submitting the application. If the embassy or the authorities request additional documents, we will contact you and help you produce the right documents. We also follow up on your application and keep in touch with the embassy during the processing. Our goal is to make the process as simple and smooth as possible, while reducing the risk of delays and unnecessary rejections.
You may need to apply for a different visa category or apply for an extension with Brazilian authorities depending on the purpose of your stay.
If you are going to work in Brazil, a visitor visa (VIVIS) is not enough. Instead, you need to apply for a Brazilian work visa before departure. The type of visa required depends on the nature of the employment, duties and how long you will be working in the country.
If you are going to study in Brazil, you will need a student visa. The type of visa required depends, among other things, on the length of the education and the type of studies you are going to undertake.
If you are traveling to Brazil for business meetings, conferences or negotiations, for example, a visitor visa (VIVIS) may be relevant. However, you are not allowed to take employment or receive a salary from a Brazilian employer during your stay.
Do you want to visit family or friends? If you are going to visit family or friends in Brazil, a visitor visa (VIVIS) may be the right visa for your trip. Depending on your situation, you may need to prove the purpose of the trip, for example through an invitation letter.
In some cases, extension may be possible through Brazilian immigration authorities. Decisions are always made by the authorities in Brazil.
What happens next
- 1.Complete your order by making the payment.
- 2.Each traveler receives an email with a link to fill in their application form and upload the required documents.
- 3.We review your application and contact you if any details or documents need to be completed.
- 4.When your application is ready, we send your visa by email or post, according to the delivery option you chose.
Visitor Visa
Valid for
90 days
Number of entries
Single entry
Max stay
90 days
Requirements for Visitor Visa to Brazil
- Copy of passport information page
- Visa photo
- Copy of your flight ticket
- Attach proof of accommodation
- Proof of funding

