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visa requirements, fees, documentation, and availability by country change frequently, so anyone interested in obtaining any type of visa should consult directly with the brazilian consulate in his or her country of residence.

lost passports should be reported immediately to the police at any police station, and to the appropriate consulate - and then new stamps must be obtained immediately at the polícia federal.

the total length of stay in brazil on a tourist visa, visa waiver, or other temporary visa can be a maximum of 180 days in any 12-month period.

overstaying a visa in brazil, or staying in the country over the allowed 180 days per 12-month period, may result in deportation and fines to be paid at re-entry in brazil - and can also result in re-entry or future visas being denied.    arrow-back      arrow-forward
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