Brazil Tourist Visa Miami Consulate
The Brazilian visa system is complicated. Each consulate serves a particular region. Make sure you’re going to the right one before you begin, because they’re all different! The Miami Consulate serves people residing in Florida, Puerto Rico, US Virgin Islands, and the Bahamas.
Brazil also has strict limits on the amount of time you can stay in the country. All Tourist Visa holders may only stay in Brazil for up to 90 days, regardless of nationality or the length of time that the Visa is given for. You can extend the 90 days by going to the Federal Police in Brazil. They can give you an additional 90 days on your visa (180 day per year maximum).
Go to my Brazil tourist visa page for information on how to get a Brazil tourist visa at other consulates or embassies.
- Check to see that you have gotten a USPS (United States Postal Service) money order in the correct amount.
- Fee amounts are here under the “Fee” section.
- Money order instructions are also at the link in the bullet point above
- Hours of operation are here.
- The link here has detailed instructions if you are applying as a minor.
- The Brazilian Consulate will give to you your brand new Brazilian Tourist Visa. Congratulations!
- Don’t get sick! Check vaccination requirements here at the Center for Disease Control (CDC).
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