Brazil: requires e-Visa (policy has changed repeatedly) for US citizens — not visa-free.
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| Requirement | Visa required |
| Typical stay allowed | 90 days |
| Advance authorization | e-Visa (policy has changed repeatedly) |
| Passport validity buffer | 6 months |
Brazil's visa policy for US citizens has changed multiple times in recent years, alternating between visa-free entry and an e-Visa requirement. Verify the current requirement close to your travel date before booking.
Yes. Brazil's visa policy for US citizens has changed multiple times in recent years, alternating between visa-free entry and an e-Visa requirement. Verify the current requirement close to your travel date before booking.
US citizens can generally stay up to 90 days per visit under the standard tourist entry terms.
Yes — e-Visa (policy has changed repeatedly) is required, and should be arranged before you travel, ideally as soon as you have your itinerary.
A commonly-applied rule is that your passport should remain valid at least 6 months beyond your trip. Always confirm the exact requirement close to your travel date.