Brazil entry requirements for Canadian citizens

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Short answerCanadian citizens need a visa to visit Brazil. Your visa sets how long you can stay.

How long you can stay
Your visa sets how long you can stay.
What you need
  • Valid passport
  • Approved Brazil eVisa (printed PDF confirmation)
  • Passport-style photo (for eVisa application)
  • Proof of return or onward travel (may be requested on arrival)
  • Proof of sufficient funds (may be requested on arrival)
Good to know
Brazil's current QGRV (26 Aug 2026) lists Canada as code 1 (visa required) for ordinary passports, confirming the April 2025 reinstatement is still in force. Same 10 April 2025 reciprocal reinstatement as for US and Australian citizens. Canada's own official travel advisory confirms 'tourist visa: required' for Brazil and that stays beyond 90 days require an extension from the Federal Police before the authorized stay expires. eVisa fee approx. US$80.90; visa validity 5 years, multiple entries; each stay capped at 90 days, total capped at 180 days per 12 months.

Source Government of Canada – Travel Advice and Advisories: BrazilChecked against the source on 2026-10-05

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