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Brazil visa requirements for Japanese citizens in 2024
iVisa
3 min read
Updated on Nov 07, 2024
Summary
  • Visa Class: Brazil Tourist eVisa
  • Difficulty Rating: 18/100 (Indicates a straightforward application process with minimal documentation)
  • Approval Rate: 99.9%
  • Entry Type: Multiple entries
  • Validity: Through April 10, 2025 (visa-free entry)
  • Maximum Stay: 90 days per entry
  • Processing Time: 48 hours average
  • Starting Price: Currently N/A due to visa waiver

Japanese citizens planning to visit Brazil benefit from simplified entry requirements in 2024. We at iVisa monitor these requirements closely to provide the most current and accurate information for travelers.

Current visa status for Japanese citizens

Japan and Brazil share a significant diplomatic relationship that has led to favorable travel arrangements. As of 2024:

"When the Brazil eVisa program was introduced, it specifically targeted travelers from Australia, Canada, the United States, and Japan. The choice of these countries was strategic, based on their high volume of Brazilian visa applications.

Japan and Brazil entered into a three-year visa waiver agreement that took effect on September 30, 2023. Under the terms of the agreement, Japanese citizens can visit Brazil without a visa for up to 90 days for tourism, business, sports, or artistic events."

  • Entry purposes covered by the visa waiver:

    • Tourism activities
    • Business meetings
    • Sporting events
    • Cultural exchanges

Understanding the Brazil eVisa system

While Japanese citizens currently enjoy visa-free entry, it's important to understand the eVisa system for future reference:

"For travelers from Australia, Canada, and the United States, it's important to note that starting from April 10, 2024, they'll need to apply for a Brazil eVisa to enter the country."

  • Key features of the Brazil eVisa:

    • Digital application process
    • Quick processing times
    • Multiple entry options
    • Extended validity periods

Pro Tip: "Always check the latest visa requirements before planning your trip, as immigration policies can change. We recommend verifying requirements at least two months before your intended travel date."

Embassy and consular services

For Japanese citizens requiring additional assistance or information about longer stays:

"The Embassy of Brazil in Tokyo is your go-to resource.

  • Address: 2-11-12 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8633, Japan
  • Phone: +81 3 3404 5211"
Stay Duration Visa Requirement Entry Type
Up to 90 days Visa-free Multiple
Over 90 days Consular visa required Based on visa type
Business activities Visa-free Multiple
Study/Work Specific visa required Single/Multiple

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We understand the importance of staying informed about travel requirements and continuously update our information to reflect the latest policies and procedures. While Japanese citizens currently benefit from visa-free entry to Brazil, we maintain our expertise in visa processing to assist travelers when needed.

Entry requirements and documentation

When traveling to Brazil, Japanese citizens should prepare the following documents:

  • Valid passport with at least 6 months validity

  • Proof of onward travel

  • Proof of accommodation in Brazil

  • Travel insurance (recommended)

  • Sufficient funds for your stay

Pro Tip: We recommend carrying both digital and printed copies of all travel documents. Our customer feedback shows this simple preparation can prevent potential issues at immigration.

Common challenges and solutions

While the visa waiver has simplified travel between Japan and Brazil, some travelers still face challenges. Here's how to address them:

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Challenge Solution
Language barriers Use translation apps or hire local guides
Document verification Get documents pre-checked by travel experts
Entry requirements understanding Consult official sources or visa specialists
  • Prepare essential Portuguese phrases
  • Keep embassy contact information handy
  • Save digital copies of all documents in cloud storage

Frequently asked questions

How long can Japanese citizens stay in Brazil? Japanese citizens can stay in Brazil for up to 90 days per visit under the visa waiver agreement.

Can I extend my stay in Brazil? Yes, you can apply for an extension at the Federal Police office in Brazil before your authorized stay expires.

Do I need travel insurance for Brazil? While not mandatory, we strongly recommend travel insurance for medical coverage and trip protection.

What activities are permitted under the visa waiver? The visa waiver covers tourism, business meetings, sporting events, and artistic activities.

Can I work in Brazil with the visa waiver? No, the visa waiver does not permit employment. For work purposes, you need to apply for a specific work visa.

Embassy and consular information

The Embassy of Brazil in Tokyo provides support for Japanese citizens:

  • Address: 2-11-12 Kita-Aoyama, Minato-ku, Tokyo 107-8633, Japan

  • Phone: +81 3 3404 5211

  • Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

  • Services: Visa assistance, document authentication, consular support

Why choose iVisa?

At iVisa, we've been simplifying visa processes for more than 10 years. Our customer service team is ready to assist if you have any questions about Brazil or the Brazil visa application. Contact us any time via our customer service agents via chat or WhatsApp.

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Service Features Benefits
Expert guidance Avoid application errors
24/7 support Get help whenever needed
Document review Ensure completion and accuracy
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