| |
 |
| |
"This service is a
GODSEND. They are so nice, helpful, pick up the phone whenever
you call, help in any way they can... AND they deliver the goods.
It is well well worth it for what they do. I wish them the best!!!"
- S A.
Phoenix, AZ |
|
 |
|
| |
"This company is amazing.
I'm not sure realistically how long it would've taken a normal
person like me to obtain a visa on my own from the Brazilian
consulate but Francisco got me one in less than 24 hours when
I had to book a very last minute trip. Less than 24 hours."
- Klobby L.
New York, NY |
|
|
|
| |
These folks are WONDERFUL!
Found out a few days before my boss's trip to Brazil that he
hadn't applied for a Visa, yet. Not good! These great people
were able to get his Visa for he and his family of 3 FAST. I
will use this company for any Visa and/or Passport service needs
in the future. Great job, guys!
-Nancy L.
Cumming, GA |
|
|
|
| |
These people are what they
claim to be. I know you're skeptical whether or not they can
deliver. Let me assure you, they can! Everyone I spoke to throughout
the whole process was helpful, polite, and very professional.
All I had to do was gather the documents I needed and send it
all in. Long story short: I'm headed to Brazil next week, and
I previously thought I wouldn't be able to get my visa in time.
Thanks so much!
-Mike C.
Kalkaska, MI |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
Tourism,
sightseeing, visiting friends, attending conferences |
|
Attending
business or sales meetings, presenting at conferences |
|
Taking
classes at an accredited college or university in Brazil |
 |
|
 |
|
 |
|
|
|
|
|
US citizens
require visas for tourist trips to Brazil.
There are no "airport visas"
in Brazil and immigration authorities will refuse entry to
Brazil to anyone who requires but does not possess a valid
Brazil travel visa |
|
Many nationalities,
including US citizens, require visas for business travel to
Brazil. Please note that business visas are intended for short
stays only and will not cover employees who will be paid,
or hired for employment by a Brazilian based organization. |
|
Applicant
must submit a letter of acceptance, legalized by a notary
public in Brazil, from school, college, or university in Brazil
stating length of studies (the school, college or university
must be registered with Ministry of Education in Brazil. |
 |
|
|
|
|
Frequently Asked
Questions Regarding Brazil Visas |
|
| |
| What
is a Brazil Visa?
A Brazil visa, or "Brazil travel visa", is a document
which gives someone permission to travel into Brazil and stay
there for a set period of time. Brazil visas are generally
stamped directly into a passport. Some countries require everyone
who enters to get a visa, while others have what are known
as "reciprocal agreements" with certain nations
which waive visa requirements. The US and Brazil do not currently
have a reciprocal agreement therefore a visa is required for
travel to Brazil.
Why
Do I Need A Visa for Travel to Brazil?
Most visa requirements are based on treaties of trade and
commerce, diplomatic or historical relations between nations.
As Brazil and the US are still developing these relationships,
both countries require citizens of the the other to obtain
visas in advance of travel. The ability for a US citizen to
obtain a Brazilian visa is much easier than a Brazilian trying
to obtain a US visa - so although this process may seem a
little cumbersome and intimidating, Americans actually have
it quite easy by comparison.
What
If I Need A US Passport?
No Problem! ItsEasy is actually one of the largest passport
AND visa expeditors in the country. We process hundreds of
thousands of applications and can assist with virtually any
passport or visa related issue you have. If you need a passport
as part of the process in obtaining a Brazil visa, please
click
here and review options or call us anytime - day or night!
What
If I Have Questions About Brazil Visas?
We are here to help - with the only true 24/7 call center
in our industry our helpful experts are here to assist in
any way we can. Give us call at 1-866-ITS-EASY (487-3279),
use the WebChat feature on the top of the page, send us an
email or stop by one of our offices. |
|
|
