Brazil is the fifth largest country in the world and just like the US, is a world of its own. This country, where 186 million people can party and live out their joy like nowhere else in the world. The carnival and football are national symbols that, in recurring outbursts of joy, both keep the nation united and rejuvenates it.
Here, you will find nature, big cities, coastal areas and incredible street life, among many other things. Brazil is also an exciting country when it comes to food, offering many courses that you won´t find elsewhere. A trip to Brazil is not complete without a football game, which usually is as much party as a game. In Rio de Janeiro, you will find the Maracana stadium. Make sure to visit a game to experience the mood.
British citizens are allowed to stay in Brazil for a maximum of 90 days during a 180-day period. This means, in reality, that you will get 90 days in Brazil and 90 days out of the country. You are not allowed to prolong a 90-day tourist visa.
You are always responsible for checking the rules that apply to the country you are visiting. For more and updates about the information, read more about entry and exit regulations.
Note! According to Brazilian law, no minors under the age of 18 are allowed to check in to a hotel if not accompanied by a parent or another guardian. If another adult accompanies a minor who is not his or her parents, written permission is needed to check into the hotel. This authorisation must be signed by both parents and presented with copies of the parent’s ID numbers.