Brazil

Travellers (passengers and crew), Brazilian or foreign, entering or leaving Brazil, carrying specified declarable goods or cash — not all personal effects. Physical cash strictly above US$10,000 (or equivalent) triggers e-DBV on entry AND on departure; exactly US$10,000 does not ('mais de US$ 10.000,00'). Entry also triggers: goods above the duty-free value and/or quantity quota; temporary-admission goods with global value over US$3,000 that will return abroad (guide: for non-residents in Brazil); goods for a legal entity or outside the baggage concept; goods bound for common import-regime clearance; items under other federal agencies' control (animals, plants and derived products; medical and dental products; medicines, vitamins and supplements except personal use; weapons and ammunition). Departure also triggers: goods above US$2,000 registered in DU-E to prove domestic purchase; proof of cash origin may be demanded on exit. An under-16 carrying declarable items has the e-DBV filed in the minor's name and signed by a parent or guardian. Voluntary filing is allowed to document regular entry; declaring never makes prohibited goods (narcotics etc.) admissible.