Japan to Brazil tourist visa

Complete Brazil entry requirements for Japanese citizens: visa-free travel up to 90 days. Updated July 2026.

Required documents

Valid Passport — Your Japanese passport must be valid for at least 6 months beyond your planned entry date
Digital Passport Photo — A recent passport-style photograph meeting Brazilian requirements
Online Application Form — Complete the e-Visa application on the official VFS Brazil portal
Travel Itinerary — Details of your planned trip to Brazil
Proof of Accommodation — Evidence of where you will stay during your visit
Payment Method — Valid credit or debit card to pay the e-Visa fee

Tourism purpose — Your visit is for leisure, visiting family or friends, or attending cultural events
Financial means — You can support yourself during your stay without working
Return intention — You have ties to Japan and will return after your visit
Valid documentation — Your passport and supporting documents meet all requirements
Download and print your e-Visa — Download and print your e-Visa from your email
Verify all details including name — Verify all details including name spelling and passport number

Do Japanese citizens need a visa to visit Brazil?: Yes, Japanese citizens require a tourist visa (e-Visa) to visit Brazil. The e-Visa can be applied for online and allows stays of up to 90 days.
How long is the Brazil e-Visa valid for Japanese citizens?: The Brazilian e-Visa is valid for up to 10 years with multiple entries. Each stay is limited to 90 days, and you cannot exceed 180 days total within any 12-month period.
What is the Brazil e-Visa fee for Japanese citizens in 2025?: The total cost is US$80.90, which includes the visa application fee and the VFS service fee of US$0.90. Payment is made online during the application process.
How long does Brazil e-Visa processing take?: Processing typically takes 3–5 business days. However, it is recommended to apply at least one week before your planned travel date to allow for any delays.
Can I extend my stay in Brazil beyond 90 days?: You can request an extension at Brazil’s Federal Police before your 90 days expire, for up to an additional 90 days. Total stay cannot exceed 180 days in any 12-month period.
What ports of entry accept the Brazil e-Visa?: The e-Visa is accepted at all international airports and seaports in Brazil. Present your printed e-Visa along with your passport at immigration.