Argentina to Brazil tourist visa
Complete guide to visiting Brazil from Argentina: visa-free entry, MERCOSUR benefits, required documents, and travel tips. Updated December 2025.
- Visa
- Brazil Visa-Free Entry
- Fee
- Free
- Processing time
- None
- Length of stay
- Up to 90 days
Required documents
- Valid ID or Passport — Argentine citizens can enter Brazil with either a valid Argentine DNI or passport
- Entry/Exit Card — Complete the entry card at the Brazilian border
Common questions
- Do Argentine citizens need a visa for Brazil?
- No. As a MERCOSUR member state, Argentina enjoys visa-free access to Brazil. Argentine citizens can enter Brazil for tourism with just their DNI or passport for stays up to 90 days.
- Can I enter Brazil with my Argentine DNI?
- Yes. The Argentine DNI (Documento Nacional de Identidad) is accepted for entry into Brazil. This is particularly convenient for land border crossings. Airlines may require a passport for flights.
- How long can I stay in Brazil as an Argentine citizen?
- You can stay up to 90 days within a 180-day period for tourism purposes. This can be extended for an additional 90 days at a Brazilian Federal Police office.
- What is MERCOSUR and how does it benefit Argentine travelers?
- MERCOSUR (Southern Common Market) is a trade bloc including Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and associated states. It provides freedom of movement for citizens of member states, allowing visa-free travel and simplified border crossings.
- Do I need travel insurance for Brazil?
- Travel insurance is not mandatory for Argentine citizens visiting Brazil, but it is highly recommended. Brazil has excellent private healthcare, but public hospitals can be crowded and medical costs can be expensive.
- What vaccinations do I need for Brazil?
- Yellow fever vaccination is recommended if traveling to certain regions (Amazon, Pantanal, and some rural areas). It’s not required for entry from Argentina but is advised for health protection.