Book flights, hotels, and activities, curated for travelers visiting Brazil.
No Brazil-specific booking app is required after landing.
Use the airline, accommodation or tour operator's official app only when it manages a booking you already hold. Entry permission is the important pre-trip task. Brazil's visa rules depend on nationality and purpose. Since 10 April 2025, travelers using Australian, Canadian or US passports for ordinary visitor travel must obtain the official eVisa through the VFS portal linked by Brazil's Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The eVisa scheme is specifically for those nationalities; travelers with other passports must check the official consular rules that apply to them. Apply through the government-linked portal, not a lookalike advertisement, and use the same passport for the application and journey. Save the approval and key bookings offline, but carry whatever original documents the airline and border authorities require. A booking app, return ticket or prior visit does not replace a visa or guarantee admission.
For domestic air travel, use the operating airline's current document and baggage rules rather than advice copied from an aggregator.
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