Consulate General of Brazil

You can email them, they answer pretty quickly.

No, you can just walk in

Documents to renew an expired passport.

All three are part of Schengen area, to Brazilians Visa is waived, then, just need the proof of health insurance, stay place (hotel, friend house invitation letter, etc) and stay payment capability like a internacional credit card. They never ask me neither items, but, is what they may request in the port of entry

Yes! But she needs money order buy POST OFFICE!!if she needs for INSS she needs download a form and has someone to take there, needs a PROCURACAO.Check out online.

I went to vote today very full

They open the doors at 8 am I believe. I would get there super early in case things don't go smooth and you find out you need more stuff. Go on the webpage to find out ALL docs you need such as passport pics, birth certificate, old passport and other docs..Get the money order for 120,00 from USPS. Good luck.

The website explains well what's required for each type of visa. http://chicago.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/

Yes, you can. But you have to submit it, in person

Sonia did you solve this? If you need help give me your contacts, please

What document do I need to pass a power of attorney

Only voters who have registered or transferred the title with electoral domicile in Chicago will be able to vote at the Consulate. The others will have to justify in the TSE E-title application.

I believe that you need to sched an appointment in the site. One thing for sure, they will not let you go upstairs without an scheduled time.

I'd email them and ask. They answer within a week, normally

We had ours a week and a half after our visit to the consulate, but it depends on how busy they are.

I believe he can use his American passport. (Also he doesn't need a Brazillian Visa with American passport). It took me 4 weeks to make the passport in chicago consulate (look for "e-consular chicago" on Google for all the information, Dates, Fees and Times.)

You pay with money order from USPS, when you pick up

you need double shot against communist parties in brazil. be safe, socialist and communists are creating a chaos over there. supreme court will free up to 190k inmates. this is their way to "legally" free corrupts with money from jail. god be with you in that jungle.

It's the same as the Consulate underground .... It's not for free and they don't give validity .... The same as the Consulate, not free

I would only know of a working Visa. A Brazilian consulate in your town will answer all your questions. Good luck.

The Brazilian government has announced that visa-free entry became available to citizens of the United States, Canada, Australia and Japan, effective June 17, 2019. Residents from those four countries with a valid passport will be permitted to stay in Brazil for 90 days from their date of first entry per day, with the possibility of extending their stay without exceeding 180 days.

Hi Dalva, on this page, do as they ask from there to the consulate in Chicago. No need to schedule times http://chicago.itamaraty.gov.br/en/passaportes.xml

Yes, you should be able to take care of all documentation to travel to Brazil - from Visas to passports.

Any answers/advice????

E-visa is online only and it takes a few days, I think up to five days.

I do not know for sure .... go to the general page of the consulate ... there is a page to clarify about this ...

The 2 year eVISA application will take 3 days to process, and the 10 year VISA can take up to 2 weeks. As far as applying for the VISA, yes, that should be enough to at least apply. Call the consulate in LA as they have people who will answer questions over the phone.

You dont need another visa, just carry both passport with you.

Nao

Where do you live? Get in touch with the Consulate of your jurisdiction.

It is not cheap to park downtown. I recommend taking the train.

http://chicago.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/visa_fee_table.xml

About $45 USD http://vfsglobal.com/brazil-evisa/

November 6, 2018

At least 10 business days if you apply in person, 15 by mail, or 3-5 with the e-visa.

Yes, unless you do the online one, which is much easier, takes less time and is only $40ish. It's only good for 90 days for each year and called for two years. So if you're not in Brazil for longer than that, go with the e-visa.

It depends on which documents, there are emails you can ask, over the phone they don't give you any information.

They do not take appointments. You will walk into the front doors, go to the info desk, present an ID for a pass and go to the elevator they direct you to. On the eighth floor, follow signs for the Brazilian Consulate. Take a number tag from the passport window and wait for your number to be called. They are very helpful, but you MUST have all required documents. The wait isn't long usually, but it is best to get there early in case you need to get other documents.

Original. Only original

You will have to go to the consulate with your American marriage certificate and the consulate will register and give you a certificate in Portuguese. Then make the passport with the new name.

Any pharmacy of wacrins, obs asks not to cut, that they cut I can't write the name of the pharmacy properly

You don't need to go pick it up. You can get the information online. They don't have a number that you can call, but emails that you can contact.

Need to register the marriage

Why do we need a Council , if we can’t get any answers when we need ?

If the Visa is still valid, just be sure to bring the old passport with you on your trip. So you would be traveling with both your old expired passport with the valid visa and your new passport.

Us citizen. If I need visa for tourist 10 days how I can applied on line and what documents needed.

Yes, i don't remember the exact cost but it's around 100$ and takes about 2-3 weeks to get. You have to go to the consulate with your passport. Their website should tell you the rest

Get yellow fever. You don't need it to get in, unless you are not a us citizen, but you probably don't want to catch it down there. By the way Rio is beautiful just don't be afraid when you see the police standing out with rifles, they are really nice and took a picture with us. Also brush up on Portuguese