
Visa-Free Countries for Brazil Passport Holders in 2026
In 2026, Brazil passport holders can enter 108 destinations visa-free, and 70 more with a visa on arrival or an e-visa, out of the 198 destinations documented by IziVisas. The lists below are grouped by entry regime, click any destination for the full requirements (documents, fees, processing times).
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- Visa-free (108)No visa formality for a short stay.
- Visa on arrival (27)Issued at the airport or border desk, on the same day.
- E-visa (43)Online application before departure: from a few minutes to a week depending on the portal.
- Consular visa (20)Application at the embassy or visa centre: from a few days to several weeks (15 days as a rule for a Schengen visa, up to 45).
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Visa-free destinations for Brazil citizens (108)
Brazilians can enter 108 destinations without a visa, with a valid passport only. For example: Russia (90 days within 180 days), Argentina (90 days) and France (90 days per 180-day period). 83 of 108 verified against the destination's official list.
Entry with just a valid passport, within the stay limit shown.
- Albaniastay 90 days within 180 days
- Andorrastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Angolastay 30 days
- Antigua and Barbudastay 180 days
- Argentinastay 90 days
- Armeniastay 180 days per year
- Austriastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Barbadosstay 6 months
- Belarusstay 90 days per year
- Belgiumstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Belizestay 90 days
- Boliviastay 90 days per year
- Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Botswanastay 90 days within 365 days
- Bulgariastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Cape Verdestay 30 days
- Chilestay 90 days
- Chinastay 30 days
- Colombiastay 90 days
- Costa Ricastay 180 days
- Croatiastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Cyprusstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Czech Republicstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Denmarkstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Dominicastay 3 months
- Dominican Republicstay 60 days
- Ecuador
- El Salvadorstay 180 days
- Estoniastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Eswatinistay 30 days
- Fijistay 4 months
- Finlandstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Francestay 90 days per 180-day period
- Georgiastay 1 year
- Germanystay 90 days per 180-day period
- Greecestay 90 days per 180-day period
- Grenadastay 3 months
- Guatemalastay 90 days
- Guyanastay 90 days
- Haiti
- Hondurasstay 90 days
- Hong Kongstay 90 days
- Hungarystay 90 days per 180-day period
- Icelandstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Indonesiastay 30 days
- Iranstay 15 days within 6 months
- Irelandstay 90 days
- Italystay 90 days per 180-day period
- Jamaicastay 90 days
- Japanstay 90 days
- Kazakhstanstay 30 days
- Kiribatistay 1 month
- Kosovostay 90 days within 6 months
- Kyrgyzstanstay 30 days within 60 days
- Latviastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Liechtensteinstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Lithuaniastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Luxembourgstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Macaustay 90 days
- Malaysiastay 90 days
- Maltastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Mauritiusstay 90 days
- Micronesiastay 30 days (extendable to 60)
- Moldovastay 90 days within 180 days
- Monacostay 90 days per 180-day period
- Mongoliastay 90 days
- Montenegrostay 90 days within 180 days
- Moroccostay 90 days
- Namibiastay 3 months
- Netherlandsstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Nicaraguastay 90 days
- North Macedoniastay 90 days within 180 days
- Norwaystay 90 days per 180-day period
- Omanstay 14 days
- Panamastay 90 days
- Paraguaystay 90 days
- Perustay 90 days
- Philippinesstay 59 days
- Polandstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Portugalstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Romaniastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Russiastay 90 days within 180 days
- Saint Luciastay 6 weeks
- Saint Vincent and the Grenadinesstay 3 months
- San Marinostay 90 days per 180-day period
- Sao Tome and Principestay 15 days
- Senegalstay 90 days
- Serbiastay 90 days within 180 days
- Singaporestay 30 days
- Slovakiastay 90 days per 180-day period
- Sloveniastay 90 days per 180-day period
- South Africastay 90 days
- Spainstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Swedenstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Switzerlandstay 90 days per 180-day period
- Tajikistanstay 30 days
- Thailandstay 90 days
- The Bahamasstay 3 months
- Trinidad and Tobagostay 90 days
- Tunisiastay 90 days
- Turkeystay 90 days within 180 days
- Ukrainestay 90 days
- United Arab Emiratesstay 90 days within 180 days
- Uruguaystay 90 days
- Uzbekistanstay 30 days
- Vanuatustay 120 days
- Vatican Citystay 90 days per 180-day period
- Venezuelastay 90 days
Visa on arrival for Brazil citizens (27)
For Brazilians, 27 destinations issue the visa at the border or airport, with nothing to file before departure. For example: Maldives, Ethiopia (3 months) and Egypt. 14 of 27 verified against the destination's official list.
The visa is issued directly at the border or airport, no application needed beforehand.
- BahrainApply online (iVisa)
- Burundistay 30 days
- Cambodiastay 30 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Comorosstay 45 days
- East Timor
- EgyptApply online (iVisa)
- Ethiopiastay 3 monthsApply online (iVisa)
- Jordan
- Laosstay 30 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Lebanon
- Madagascarstay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
- MalawiApply online (iVisa)
- Maldives
- Marshall Islandsstay 90 days
- Mozambiquestay 30 days
- Nepalstay 30 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Palaustay 30 days
- Qatar
- RwandaApply online (iVisa)
- Samoa
- Sierra Leonestay 1 month
- Syria
- TanzaniaApply online (iVisa)
- Tongastay 31 days
- Tuvalustay 1 month
- ZambiaApply online (iVisa)
- Zimbabwe
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E-visa destinations for Brazil citizens (43)
For Brazilians, 43 destinations require an e-visa applied for online before departure. Each destination page links the official portal we have found: intermediary sites often charge more. For example: Guinea (90 days), United Kingdom (6 months) and Mexico. 22 of 43 verified against the destination's official list.
An electronic authorization applied for online before departure, usually within days.
- Australiastay 3 monthsApply online (iVisa)
- Azerbaijanstay 30 daysApply online (iVisa)
- BeninApply online (iVisa)
- Bhutanstay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Burkina FasoApply online (iVisa)
- Cameroonstay 30 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Chad
- Côte d'Ivoirestay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Cubastay 90 days
- Democratic Republic of the Congostay 7 days
- DjiboutiApply online (iVisa)
- Equatorial GuineaApply online (iVisa)
- Gabon
- Ghana
- Guineastay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
- IndiaApply online (iVisa)
- Iraqstay 30 days
- Israelstay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Kenyastay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Lesothostay 44 days
- Liberia
- Libya
- Mauritania
- MexicoApply online (iVisa)
- Myanmar
- New Zealandstay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
- Nigeria
- PakistanApply online (iVisa)
- Palestinestay 90 days
- Papua New Guinea
- Saint Kitts and Nevis
- SeychellesApply online (iVisa)
- Solomon Islands
- Somalia
- South KoreaApply online (iVisa)
- South Sudan
- Sri LankaApply online (iVisa)
- SurinameApply online (iVisa)
- TogoApply online (iVisa)
- Turkmenistan
- UgandaApply online (iVisa)
- United Kingdomstay 6 monthsApply online (iVisa)
- Vietnamstay 90 daysApply online (iVisa)
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Consular visa required for Brazil citizens (20)
For Brazilians, 20 destinations require a visa obtained from an embassy or consulate before travel. For example: Mali, United States and Canada. 4 of 20 verified against the destination's official list.
A visa must be obtained from an embassy or consulate before travelling.
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Pay €29 and have my application checkedWhat changed in 2026
See all visa updatesComing up: announced entry rules
- Kazakhstan: QazETA electronic travel authorisationMandatory from 1 July 2027
Free for visa-exempt travellers, to be requested in the QazETA app at least 72 hours before entry (Government Decree No. 890 of 10 October 2026). Checks start on 1 November 2026. Official app guide
- Europe: ETIAS travel authorisationExpected by the EU in the last quarter of 2026
Visa-exempt travellers will need to apply online (€20) before entering any of the 30 countries concerned. Applications are not open yet: beware of websites already selling it. Official EU website
Recorded changes
Latest recorded change on October 28, 2026.
- Djibouticurrent regime: e-visaShort-stay (tourism)eligibility rules updatedvisa on arrival → e-visa
- Solomon Islandscurrent regime: e-visaShort-stay (tourism)eligibility rules updatedvisa on arrival → e-visa
- Burkina Fasocurrent regime: e-visaShort-stay (tourism)eligibility rules updatedvisa on arrival → e-visa
- Turkmenistancurrent regime: e-visaShort-stay (tourism)eligibility rules updatedconsular visa → e-visa
- Antigua and Barbudacurrent regime: visa-freeAntigua and Barbuda eVisanew visa sheet published
- Australiacurrent regime: e-visaAustralia Visitor visa (subclass 600)fees updated250 AUD
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This information is checked regularly but can change: always confirm with official sources before booking. Each destination page details up-to-date documents, fees and processing times.
Frequently asked questions
How many countries can Brazil passport holders visit visa-free in 2026?▾
In 2026, Brazil passport holders can enter 108 destinations visa-free. Counting the 70 destinations reachable with a visa on arrival or an e-visa, 178 of the 198 destinations documented by IziVisas are easy to access.
Do citizens of Brazil need a visa for Mali?▾
Yes, a visa is required: citizens of Brazil apply at the embassy or consulate before departure.
Do citizens of Brazil need a visa for Senegal?▾
No, citizens of Brazil do not need a visa for a short stay in Senegal (up to 90 days).
Do citizens of Brazil need a visa for Guinea?▾
Yes, an e-Visa is required: citizens of Brazil apply online before departure, for stays up to 90 days.
How do you get a visa for destinations that require one?▾
For an e-visa, you apply online before departure. For a consular visa, the application is filed at the destination’s embassy or consulate. Each destination page here details the documents, fees and processing times, and an online provider such as iVisa can simplify the process.
How many destinations require a consular visa for Brazil citizens?▾
20 destinations require a consular visa for Brazil citizens: the visa must be obtained before departure from an embassy or consulate.
Does the passport ranking for Brazil change?▾
Yes. Visa exemptions evolve with bilateral agreements and migration-policy changes: the number of visa-free destinations can go up or down. IziVisas re-checks its data regularly and this page is refreshed daily.
Which European countries can Brazil passport holders visit without a visa?▾
Visa-free: Albania, Andorra, Austria, Belarus, Belgium, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland and 33 more. With a visa on arrival or an e-visa: United Kingdom. The others require a consular visa.
Which countries in the Americas can Brazil passport holders visit without a visa?▾
Visa-free: Antigua and Barbuda, Argentina, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Dominica, Dominican Republic, Ecuador, El Salvador and 16 more. With a visa on arrival or an e-visa: Cuba, Mexico, Saint Kitts and Nevis and Suriname. The others require a consular visa.
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