Brazil visa for Tunisians
Visa-free visits are available, subject to entry conditions. Stay: 90 days · Up to 90 days; extension subject to approval, maximum 180 days per year.
Tunisia · Ordinary passport · Short visit · Product not specified · Rule supported by recorded sources
- Recorded fee
- Free
- Stay allowance
- 90 days · Up to 90 days; extension subject to approval, maximum 180 days per year
- Processing
- —
- Visa usage window
- Not applicable to visa exemption
Compiled April 2026 · review scheduledCompiled from the official portal; a full source review is scheduled.Brazil Federal SenateSources and verification
Who this applies to, and exceptions
Visa-free visits up to 90 days; extensions require approval within the annual limit.
Sources for this rule
- 1.
Why we say this (1)
“por um período de até (90) noventa dias”
Quoted from Brazil Federal Senate · Destination government · checked 23 Oct 2026
How to apply, step by step
- 1
Check your passport
Not confirmed
- 2
Prepare your documents
Return ticket, accommodation details and enough money for your stay.
- 3
Arrive with your passport
You receive an entry stamp for up to 90 days.
Documents to prepare
Tick items as you go; your list is saved on this device only.
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Documents to prepare: Tunisian passport to Brazil
- Valid passport (min 6 months validity)
- Passport-size photo
- Complete travel itinerary
- Proof of accommodation
- Proof of financial means
- Credit/debit card (USD 80.90 fee)
Not yet checked against official sources. Rules can change: confirm on the official portal before you travel.
How much the Brazil visa costs for Tunisians
- Government fee
- Not itemised in the fee record
- Insurance within the application fee
- Not itemised in the fee record
- Service and verification
- Not itemised in the fee record
- Recorded amount for this route
- 0 USD
- Total of itemised fees
- 0 USD
The total covers the itemised components only. An unlisted charge is not treated as free.
Sources: [1]
Stay, validity and entries
- Stay per entry
- Not confirmed
- Visa usage window
- Not applicable to visa exemption
- Limit over a period
- Up to 90 days; extension subject to approval, maximum 180 days per year
- Recorded duration rule
- Up to 90 days; extension subject to approval, maximum 180 days per year
- Entries
- Not confirmed
- Extension in country
- Not confirmed
Entry and health rules
These facts are scoped to this route. Requirements with unconfirmed scope remain in the destination reference and are not a personal checklist. Full entry reference
Passport validity: Not confirmed
The source for this fact is not specified; confirm before relying on it.
Blank pages: 2 pages
The source for this fact is not specified; confirm before relying on it.
Yellow fever certificate: Not required
The source for this fact is not specified; confirm before relying on it.
Travel insurance: Not required
The source for this fact is not specified; confirm before relying on it.
Payment, transit and practical tips
- Payment
- Visa, MC, Amex on Brazilian SINCRE portal (sisconsular.itamaraty.gov.br).
- Transit
- No transit visa for airside transit. Brazil does not require transit visa for passengers changing flights at GRU/GIG without leaving international area.
- Hotel booking
- No hotel confirmation required for Brazilian eVisa. Source: formulario.sisconsular.itamaraty.gov.br.
- Invitation letter
- No invitation letter required. eVisa at formulario.sisconsular.itamaraty.gov.br — direct.
- Ports of entry
- All international entry points
Best time to visit
Dry season in Amazon and Pantanal (wildlife best). Rio: avoid Jan-Mar (Carnival except if intentional, heavy rains). Northeast coast: Sep-Mar dry.
Frequently asked questions
How much is the Brazil visa for Tunisians?
How long can Tunisians stay in Brazil?
What documents do I need for the Brazil visa?
Sources and verification
Every rule on this page comes from the sources below. Dates show when the data was added, last changed and last reviewed.
- Added
- 1 Apr 2026
- Last changed
- 23 Oct 2026
- Last reviewed
- Not yet reviewed against sources
- 1.
- 2.