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Brazil eVisa · field guide · up to 10 business days after verified submission
The fields where people get the official eVisa wrong, in form order.
The designated contractor application is dynamic and does not publish stable regexes, character limits or validation messages. These six cards cover only the documents and checkpoints stated by the government and contractor pages.
§ Fields, in order
6 fields, 3 sections, up to 10 business days after verified submission total.
All sections
Showing 6 of 6
Section 1 · Eligibility
01
Eligible passport
Use this VFS route only for a valid Australian, Canadian or United States passport. Other passport holders must check Brazil's current government visa rules.
Section 2 · Applicant documents
02
Passport biographical page
Upload a clear colour image of the biographical page. Use the same valid passport for the application and travel.
03
Recent photograph
Prepare a recent front-facing photograph and follow the current background, pose and file controls shown by the application.
04
Travel details
Use current travel details. Provide itinerary or other evidence if the live application requests it; do not upload an unrelated old booking.
Section 3 · Delivery
05
Email address
Use an inbox controlled by the applicant. Save the approval PDF and verify every passport detail before travel.
Section 2 · Applicant documents
06
Documents for a minor
For a minor, open the current child-document instructions and prepare the requested consent and parent or guardian identity evidence.
§ After submit
What happens between hitting submit and getting through immigration.
01
Confirmation screen
The official site shows a confirmation on screen. Screenshot it — that's your backup.
02
Approved e-Visa arrives by email
Use an inbox you control. Save the approved PDF and confirm that the passport details match before travel.
03
At immigration
Approved e-Visa PDF delivered by email. Print it and carry it with the passport used in the application.
04
Print the e-Visa PDF
The contractor instructs travellers to carry a printed e-Visa with the valid passport used in the application.
05
Approval belongs to Brazil's immigration authorities
VFS Global receives the application but does not decide it. Check the issued validity and stay conditions on the approved document.
§ Full walkthrough
The walkthrough, the in-browser validator, and the full common-errors list.
Start from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs page. It links to brazil.vfsevisa.com, the government-designated commercial contractor. The .com host is not a government suffix.
Run by VFS Global, designated by the Government of Brazil. Last verified August 30, 2026.
The dynamic application does not publish stable regexes, character limits or validation messages. Follow the live controls rather than an old screenshot.
Eligibility
Confirm that the applicant holds a valid Australian, Canadian or United States passport. If not, stop and check the current Brazilian government route instead of paying VFS.
Passport and photograph
Upload a clear colour copy of the passport biographical page and a recent front-facing photograph. Use the same passport for travel. Follow the live file, background and pose instructions.
Travel details and minors
Enter current trip details and provide additional evidence if requested. For a child, open the current minor-document list and prepare the requested parental consent and parent or guardian identity evidence.
Email, payment and PDF
Use an applicant-controlled email, review the USD 80.90 payment and submit. Processing begins after the application is verified and submitted. Save the approved PDF from email, check every passport detail and print it for travel.
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How to Apply for Brazil's VFS e-Visa (2026) entrycardguide. Accessed 2026-08-30. https://entrycardguide.com/brazil/how-to-fill/
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