Brazil eVisa Requirements
Review the complete requirements for the eVisa type available to your nationality and prepare all required documents before starting the application.
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Common Requirements for All eVisa Types:
- Passport Biopage Scan
- Applicant Photo
Additional Requirements for Seafarer eVisa:
- Seafarer’s Identity Document (SID)
- Dispatch Letter from the Affiliated Company
- Round-Trip Flight Tickets
Additional Requirements for Business Event & Expo eVisa:
- Invitation Letter from Brazilian Company/Event Organiser
- Round-Trip Flight Tickets
List of Essential Documents Required for All eVisa Types
All applicants must provide the following documents while applying for a Brazil eVisa, regardless of the eVisa type selected:
Passport Biopage Scan
- Upload a clear colour scan of your valid passport’s biodata page.
- Make sure all passport details, including the MRZ, are easy to read, and all page edges are visible.
- Do not upload black-and-white, tilted or blurry scans.
- Avoid cut-off text, scanner watermarks, and fingers covering details.
Applicant Photo
- Upload a recent colour digital photo of the applicant.
- The digital photo must match the applicant’s current appearance.
- The full face, from forehead to chin, must be clearly visible without glare, shadows or edits.
- Do not crop or reuse the photo from the passport biodata page.
Additional Requirements
For Brazil Seafarer eVisa
Along with the common requirements, eligible applicants for Brazil Seafarer eVisa must also provide the following listed documents:
Seafarer’s Identity Document
- Upload a clear colour scan of your Seafarer’s Passport issued by the People’s Republic of China.
- The document must be valid when you apply for the Brazil eVisa.
- Make sure your photo, personal details, document number and all page edges are clearly visible.
Dispatch Letter from the Affiliated Company
- Provide a dispatch letter issued by the company you work for on its official letterhead.
- The letter must state your profession, job title, duties, travel purpose and planned length of stay in Brazil.
- It should also include the vessel’s name, IMO number, flag, vessel type, ports of call in Brazil, planned activities and the company’s contact details.
Round-Trip Flight Tickets
- Upload a confirmed round-trip flight ticket in English or Portuguese showing your travel to and from Brazil.
- Your full name, flight numbers and confirmed travel dates must be clearly readable.
For Brazil Business Event & Expo eVisa
In addition to the common requirements for all eVisa types, eligible applicants for Business Event & Expo eVisa must submit the following:
- Invitation Letter from Brazilian Company/Event Organiser
- Round-Trip Flight Tickets
Invitation Letter from Brazilian Company/Event Organiser
- Submit an invitation letter from the Brazilian company or event organiser, addressed to the Brazilian Embassy or Consulate in China.
- The letter must be printed on official letterhead and include the company stamp and an authorised signature.
Additional Document Requirements for Minor Travellers (Under the Age of 18)
The following documents are required for eligible minor travellers (under 18 years of age) applying for a Brazil Tourism or Transit eVisa in addition to the common requirements listed above.
Mandatory documents apply to all minors, while additional documents may be requested based on individual circumstances.
Mandatory (In Addition to the Common Requirements for All Applicants):
- Authorisation Letter for the Issuance of a Brazil eVisa to a Minor:Submit a letter signed by both parents authorising the issue of a Brazil eVisa to the minor. The letter must be notarised and include the public notary’s stamp with the current date.
- Birth Certificate: Provide the minor’s original birth certificate and one clear copy.
- Parents’ Photo ID: Submit a copy of a valid passport or another photo ID for each parent:
- Mother
- Father
The Brazil eVisa support team will reach out via email if any additional documents are required, and applicants are welcome to contact the team for clarification at any stage.
Common Document Mistakes to Avoid
Common Errors
- Expired passport
- Mismatch between applicant details across submitted documents
- Submitting documents that are not issued in the applicant’s name
- Failure to submit any additional documents if requested
Best Practices
- Use high-resolution scanner
- Ensure good lighting for photos
- Double-check all dates
- Verify document completeness
- Keep original documents safe
- Make backup copies
Document Review Support for Applicants
After the applicant submits the necessary documents, the following checks are performed:
- Documents are reviewed for completeness and clarity.
- Document validity and compliance with visa requirements is verified
- Consistency of details across all submitted documents is checked
- Any errors, discrepancies, or missing information, if present, are identified
- Applicants are informed of required corrections or additional documentation.
- Timely resubmission support is provided to help avoid processing delays.
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Content Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in July 2026, we recommend verifying with the appropriate agencies, embassies, and airlines to ensure complete accuracy regarding your travel plans.