Travel Guidance

Many nationalities can enter Brazil without a visa for up to 90 days, this visa exemption covers conference attendance and tourism. This includes citizens from:

• • European Union countries
  • United Kingdom
  • Many South American countries

For USA, Canada and Australian passport holders, starting April 10 2025, a mandatory e-Visa is required to enter Brazil. An E-Visa must be obtained before travelling to Brazil. 

The same rules apply to citizens from the United States, Canada and Australia travelling for tourism, business and airport transit purposes. 

Applications must be submitted through the official e-Visa portal: https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/.

Please note, this policy is currently under legislative review and changes may occur based on final decisions from Brazilian authorities.

Please note that Routes is not able to sponsor visa applications but we can supply a letter to support your visa process. Visa application is subject to local country rules and regulations and Informa Markets cannot be held responsible for any miscommunication or changes.

If you require a visa support letter, please request your letter at the following link:

Request Visa Support Letter

Please note that a visa support letter will only be sent to confirmed registered delegates of Routes Americas 2026. If you have any questions on entry requirements or travel to Brasil please email routestravelteam@informa.com. For any registration or visa letter enquiries please contact routeseventregistration@informa.com.

There are no mandatory vaccinations required for entry into Brazil, however, the Ministry of Health strongly recommends being up-to-date on several vaccinations.

Recommended Vaccinations include COVID-19, Yellow Fever (especially for certain regions), Hepatitis A, Tetanus, Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR), Diphtheria and Polio.

It is recommended to consult with a travel health specialist before your trip for personalized advice.