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🇦🇺 Australia to Brazil: visa and entry requirements 🇧🇷

e-VisaOrdinary passport

e-Visa · Electronic Visitor Visa required before travel; initial stay up to 90 days, with any extension requiring a separate application · Since 10 April 2025, Australian ordinary-passport holders must obtain Brazil's electronic Visitor Visa before travelling for tourism. The approved eVisa permits a visitor stay of up to 90 days and must be arranged before arrival because it cannot be obtained at a Brazilian airport or land border. A traveller may apply to Brazil's Federal Police before expiry for one discretionary extension of up to another 90 days, subject to the applicable annual ceiling; that extension is not treated as part of the initial electronic permission. The eVisa does not authorise paid employment and admission remains subject to immigration control.

Current statuse-Visa
Applies toOrdinary passport
Max stayElectronic Visitor Visa required before travel; initial stay up to 90 days, with any extension requiring a separate application · Since 10 April 2025, Australian ordinary-passport holders must obtain Brazil's electronic Visitor Visa before travelling for tourism. The approved eVisa permits a visitor stay of up to 90 days and must be arranged before arrival because it cannot be obtained at a Brazilian airport or land border. A traveller may apply to Brazil's Federal Police before expiry for one discretionary extension of up to another 90 days, subject to the applicable annual ceiling; that extension is not treated as part of the initial electronic permission. The eVisa does not authorise paid employment and admission remains subject to immigration control.
Last verifiedJuly 16, 2026
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Route Brief

Central route brief

Current tourism rule for Australia ordinary passport holders traveling to Brazil: e-Visa · Electronic Visitor Visa required before travel; initial stay up to 90 days, with any extension requiring a separate application · Since 10 April 2025, Australian ordinary-passport holders must obtain Brazil's electronic Visitor Visa before travelling for tourism. The approved eVisa permits a visitor stay of up to 90 days and must be arranged before arrival because it cannot be obtained at a Brazilian airport or land border. A traveller may apply to Brazil's Federal Police before expiry for one discretionary extension of up to another 90 days, subject to the applicable annual ceiling; that extension is not treated as part of the initial electronic permission. The eVisa does not authorise paid employment and admission remains subject to immigration control..

Rule history

FAQ

Common questions about Australia to Brazil

Do Australia citizens need a visa for Brazil?

For ordinary passports, Bilig currently models this route as e-Visa · Electronic Visitor Visa required before travel; initial stay up to 90 days, with any extension requiring a separate application · Since 10 April 2025, Australian ordinary-passport holders must obtain Brazil's electronic Visitor Visa before travelling for tourism. The approved eVisa permits a visitor stay of up to 90 days and must be arranged before arrival because it cannot be obtained at a Brazilian airport or land border. A traveller may apply to Brazil's Federal Police before expiry for one discretionary extension of up to another 90 days, subject to the applicable annual ceiling; that extension is not treated as part of the initial electronic permission. The eVisa does not authorise paid employment and admission remains subject to immigration control.. Always confirm final entry requirements with the destination authority before travel.

Can I travel to Brazil without a visa?

The current tourism policy is not modeled as unconditional visa-free entry: e-Visa · Electronic Visitor Visa required before travel; initial stay up to 90 days, with any extension requiring a separate application · Since 10 April 2025, Australian ordinary-passport holders must obtain Brazil's electronic Visitor Visa before travelling for tourism. The approved eVisa permits a visitor stay of up to 90 days and must be arranged before arrival because it cannot be obtained at a Brazilian airport or land border. A traveller may apply to Brazil's Federal Police before expiry for one discretionary extension of up to another 90 days, subject to the applicable annual ceiling; that extension is not treated as part of the initial electronic permission. The eVisa does not authorise paid employment and admission remains subject to immigration control..

How long can I stay in Brazil?

e-Visa · Electronic Visitor Visa required before travel; initial stay up to 90 days, with any extension requiring a separate application · Since 10 April 2025, Australian ordinary-passport holders must obtain Brazil's electronic Visitor Visa before travelling for tourism. The approved eVisa permits a visitor stay of up to 90 days and must be arranged before arrival because it cannot be obtained at a Brazilian airport or land border. A traveller may apply to Brazil's Federal Police before expiry for one discretionary extension of up to another 90 days, subject to the applicable annual ceiling; that extension is not treated as part of the initial electronic permission. The eVisa does not authorise paid employment and admission remains subject to immigration control.. Reconfirm the permitted stay and entry count before travel.

When was this entry rule verified?

Bilig last verified this rule from official sources on July 16, 2026. Always confirm final entry requirements with the destination authority before travel.

Official sources

Coverage note: this route detail is based on countries currently modeled in Bilig and is not a full global passport dataset. Always verify final entry requirements on official government sources.