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Brazil visa for Tunisians

No visa needed

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
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Compiled April 2026 · review scheduledCompiled from the official portal; a full source review is scheduled.Brazil Federal SenateSources and verification

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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. 1.
    Brazil Federal Senate (opens in a new tab)

    legis.senado.leg.br · Government

    Recorded check:

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. 1

    Check your passport

    Not confirmed

  2. 2

    Prepare your documents

    Return ticket, accommodation details and enough money for your stay.

  3. 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.

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?
Free. See the fee breakdown and its components below.
How long can Tunisians stay in Brazil?
90 days · Up to 90 days; extension subject to approval, maximum 180 days per year
What documents do I need for the Brazil visa?
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).

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. 1.
    brazil.vfsevisa.com (opens in a new tab)

    brazil.vfsevisa.com · Official portal

    Recorded check:

  2. 2.
    Brazil Federal Senate (opens in a new tab)

    legis.senado.leg.br · Government

    Recorded check:

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