Visa Required
Yes
Visa Requirements planning
Visa and entry planning for Brazil
Review the available entry guidance for travellers and verify current requirements with official government sources before departure.
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Official verification
Check official government sources before departure
Entry, passport, visa and health requirements can change and can depend on nationality, residency and transit route. This page’s cited official reference was checked on 2026-08-21.
Nationality and entry considerations for Brazil
Max Stay Days
90
Entry Notes
The Government of Canada currently lists a tourist visa as required for Canadian citizens travelling to Brazil. Requirements can change, so verify the current rule before travel.
Passport Validity
For a regular Canadian passport, the Government of Canada currently states that the passport must be valid for the duration of the stay in Brazil.
Documents to prepare for Brazil
Planning detail
Confirmed return or onward ticket
Planning detail
Proof of accommodation (hotel or host)
Planning detail
Proof of sufficient funds
Arrival guidance for Brazil
Description
Immigration officers in Brazil may ask about your travel plans, accommodation details and proof of onward travel.
Health entry considerations for Brazil
Description
Vaccinations may be recommended depending on the regions of Brazil you visit; consult a travel health clinic.
Visa Requirements questions for Brazil
How long can Canadians stay in Brazil?
Typical tourist stays for travellers in Brazil are up to 90 days, subject to current visa rules.
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