Canada → Brazil: do you need a visa?

Visit Visa — Tourism (VIVIS)

Documents

• Valid travel document with validity accepted by the responsible consulate
• Completed visa application (FPV) submitted through the e-Consular system
• Proof of consular-fee payment by the post's required method
• Recent ICAO-standard photograph meeting the post's specifications
• Round-trip reservation, ticket, or itinerary showing a stay of up to 90 days
• Lodging evidence: hotel reservation, travel package, or notarized Brazilian invitation letter stating full name, nationality, purpose, and stay period
• Proof of financial means proportionate to the trip, such as recent bank statements
• For applicants under 18: written travel consent from both parents, legal guardians, or the competent judicial authority

FAQ

How long can I stay on a tourist VIVIS?
Up to 90 days from entry. The stay may be extended for up to the same period granted on entry, but extensions are not automatic and must be requested from the Federal Police before the first period ends.

Can I work remotely from Brazil on this visa?
No. VIVIS prohibits immigration intent and the exercise of paid activity in Brazil. Brazil's official lists used here include a separate VITEM XIV digital-nomad route for qualifying remote workers.

Can I get this visa inside Brazil?
No. Brazilian visas are never granted in national territory, airports, ports, or border posts (diplomatic, official, and courtesy visas excepted). Apply at a Brazilian consular post abroad.