What materials do you need for Brazilian visa and group tourist visa to enter and leave Brazil?

Brazilian tourist visa. Brazil group tourist visa: (individual travel must be handled through a travel agency group) visa applicants need to provide the following materials:

1。 Passport: Passport is valid for at least 6 months.

2. Visa application form: The application form shall be signed by the applicant and marked with the date of filling. If the applicant is under 18 years old, the applicant's parents should sign the application form. All application forms should be printed on A4 paper, not handwritten.

3. Recent 2-inch color photos. (White background) 4. A notarial certificate of the unit, including the following contents: prove the applicant's position, agree to go to Brazil and keep his position; The notarial certificate must indicate who will bear the travel expenses. (If you are a student, you need to provide registration certificate and proof of studying at school). 5. Proof of financial ability: the applicant should provide a bank deposit certificate that can prove that he has sufficient financial ability to pay the travel expenses, and the deposit amount is more than 50,000 yuan. (in Chinese and English).

6. Other relevant documents that should be issued by the travel agency.

2. Tourist visa for visiting relatives in Brazil: (For those who have obtained permanent residency in Brazil, their immediate family members can apply for such visas) Visa applicants need to provide the following materials:

1。 The economic guarantee letter issued by the inviter in the Brazilian notary office (guaranteeing the living expenses and medical insurance expenses of his relatives during their stay in Brazil) and a copy of the inviter's permanent residence visa in Brazil.

2. Applicants are required to issue a notarial certificate of employment or retirement (in both Chinese and English). 3. Certificate of deposit issued by the bank (in Chinese and English).

4. And a copy of the round-trip ticket (please don't provide the original ticket).

5. If the relatives are under 18 and are not accompanied by their parents, they should provide notarized parental consent and authorize the embassy to apply for visas for their children; If one parent is accompanying, the other parent needs to issue a power of attorney.

6. According to bilateral agreements, the tourist visa fees are as follows: China citizens: stay in Brazil for 30 days; 60 days in 200 yuan; 90 days in 400 yuan; RMB in other countries in 600 yuan, please consult the Consular Section of the Embassy.

7. Applicants should prepare all the materials when applying for a visa, otherwise they will not be accepted.

8. You can get a visa at least 10 working days after payment.

9. Visitors should enter the country within 90 days from the date of visa issuance. Embassy applicants are advised to apply for visas at least one month in advance. The visa for visiting relatives is a one-time entry visa with a maximum stay of 90 days. If you need to stay in Brazil for more than 90 days, please apply for visa extension at the Brazilian Federal Police after you arrive in Brazil. Hold this visa and stay in Brazil for no more than 180 days in one year.

10. Tourist visa holders are not allowed to engage in paid activities in Brazil.

1 1. Unless submitted in person, visa applications outside the consular jurisdiction of our library will not be accepted. Note: The consulate has the right to request the applicant to provide other supplementary materials as appropriate. When applying for a visa, Brazilians who have joined other nationalities should provide a statement published in the official gazette of the joint government that they no longer have Brazilian nationality. If one or both parents are Brazilian, even if they were born abroad, they should enter Brazil with a Brazilian passport. China citizens go to Brazil: Brazil and China signed an agreement on mutual exemption of diplomatic and official visas in 2004. According to the agreement, holders of diplomatic and official passports can enjoy visa-free treatment in Pakistan and stay for 30 days after entering the country.

China citizens holding ordinary official passports and ordinary passports need to apply for visas at the Brazilian Embassy in China or the Consulate General in Shanghai when entering Brazil. When applying for a visa, you should submit a valid passport, fill in a complete application form, photos, round-trip air tickets, original invitations and other materials. Please pay attention to the relevant information on the visa before you travel, especially the validity period of the visa. It takes a long time to get a visa to Brazil, so it is recommended to make preparations early.

I. Types of visas in Brazil (1) Diplomatic visas; (2) official visa; (3) courtesy visa; (4) transit visa; (5) tourist visa; (6) temporary visa; (7) Residence visa. Tourist visas are issued to tourists and tourists visiting Brazil. tourist visa

Second, according to the customs regulations, before entering Brazil, you must fill in the entry form in duplicate, one in white and one in green, and keep it properly. If you leave Brazil, you will be fined.

(1) Articles that can be brought into Pakistan: Passengers can bring personal articles, newspapers, magazines and other articles with a total amount of not more than 500 US dollars into Pakistan Customs duty-free, and 50% import tax will be levied on the excess. Personal cash or traveler's checks shall not exceed 654.38 million Pakistani dollars (about 3,000 US dollars).

(2) Taxable articles: 1. Articles for commercial or industrial use; 2. Motor vehicles such as automobiles and motorcycles;

3. aircraft; 4. Surface ships, etc.

(3) Articles prohibited from entering the country: 1. Tobacco and alcohol produced in Brazil specifically for foreign sales; 2. Narcotic drugs or drugs; 3. Hidden items that evade inspection.

(4) Items to be declared: 1. Articles subject to import duties that exceed the duty-free limit; 2. Cash or traveler's checks equivalent to more than 65,438+00,000 Pakistani dollars; 3. Animals, plants, seeds, food, medicines, weapons, bullets, etc. Only with the permission of the relevant departments can it be introduced; 4. Items equivalent to more than 3,000 Pakistani dollars that need to stay in Pakistan for a short time; 5. Laptops will be used in Pakistan.

Three. Public security situation Brazil's society is generally stable and the public security situation is good. However, in recent years, due to the disparity between the rich and the poor in Pakistan, the uneven distribution of social wealth and sharp social contradictions, the crime rate has continued to rise. Especially in Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo and other big cities, prisons are overcrowded, and vicious cases such as prison riots, kidnapping and extortion occur frequently. The social security situation is quite grim.

In view of this, remind domestic travelers to Pakistan to pay attention to the following matters: (1) Choose a travel agency with high reputation and stay in a hotel with good conditions;

(2) Go out to play, wear simple clothes and go together. It is best to have a tour guide and try not to go out alone at night;

(3) Cash and valuables including passports are kept in the hotel safe, and you can take a small amount of cash and a copy of your passport with you when you go out;

(4) If you lose your passport, please contact our local embassy or consulate immediately.

In case of robbery and other accidents, please report to the local police immediately: 1. Address of Sao Paulo Police Station: Ruayhenberto Campos, LeBron, 95, Tel: (01) 32255000, 3 1078322, Address of Rio de Janeiro Police Station: 3 15, Tel: (02/). Manaus Police Station Address: 666 Central Street. Eduardo Ribeiro, tel: (092)323 1 19984, tel: (06 1)33459520 or 334595154. Some big cities in Brazil have good medical conditions and advanced equipment, but the medical expenses are expensive.

People with good economic conditions generally see a doctor in private hospitals, and middle and lower classes generally enjoy free physical examination and medical treatment in public hospitals. It is recommended that travelers who travel to the following areas be vaccinated against yellow fever: Agra (Acre), Amapa (Amapa), Amazon (Amazon), Federal District, goias (goias), Maranhao (Maranhao) and Mato Grosso. Mato Grosso do Sul, Pará, Rond? nia, Rorai, Roraima and Tocantins. Local customs and regulations (1) Brazilians are enthusiastic, easy to communicate, helpful and full of enjoyment of life. They pay more attention to appearance, speech and manners. Don't talk too much and make too much noise, so as not to affect others. People don't throw confetti or spit in the street.

Citizens should obey the traffic rules and don't cross the road where there is no sidewalk. When the driver drives to the crosswalk, when someone wants to cross the road, he usually stops politely and signals the pedestrians to cross the road. Brazilians stress public morality, pay attention to maintaining social order, and do not line up in shopping malls, cinemas and stations. It is forbidden to dump garbage in the street and smoke in the non-smoking area.

(2) When Brazilians accept gifts, they like to open the gift package in person, praise and thank the giver.

(3) In social situations, in order to show politeness and respect to others, Brazilians will listen attentively when the other person is talking and don't interrupt others casually.

(four) generally do not ask others about finance, wages, etc. For women, age and marital status are generally not asked.

(5) According to Brazilian law, people must be buried or cremated within 24 hours after death. All the people dressed in black went to the funeral.

(6) Brazil legally protects women. Once the husband and wife divorce, the man must pay the living expenses of the woman and the education expenses of minor children on time. If the man has money, the woman can also ask for the division of property.

Bring your own dental appliances and slippers. South American hotels don't provide boiled water. The price and supply of intransitive verbs In recent years, Brazil's consumer market has been affected by the rise in international energy prices, and the price index has been rising. The exchange rate of the dollar against the local currency has fallen. The current dollar is 2.25 reais. Brazil is rich in products, the market is abundant, and there is everything in the mall.

Seven. Transportation and Tourism Brazil's transportation industry is relatively developed, and all major cities are connected by air lines. The main means of transportation in every town are buses and taxis. There are subways in Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia and other cities. However, due to the disrepair of roads and poor road conditions, tourists who come to Pakistan should choose reputable companies if they take long-distance buses. Brazil has a tropical and subtropical climate, with an average annual temperature of about 26 to 29 degrees.

There are four distinct seasons, including dry season and rainy season. 65438+February and 65438+1October are hot, so you can wear short sleeves. It is cooler in July and August. Just wear a long-sleeved shirt and coat. Hotel service in Brazil is warm and thoughtful, with a maximum of five stars, followed by four stars and three stars. The hotel has good sanitary conditions, including breakfast, 10% service charge. Other hotel expenses include: long-distance telephone charges, laundry charges, room drinks and snacks. Generally, hotels do not provide boiled water. You can inform the waiter to deliver it if necessary. When you check in or leave the hotel, you should tip if you need a bellboy to help you with your luggage. The price of each piece of luggage is about 1 real. There are Chinese restaurants in Brasilia, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Recife. Among them, there are many Chinese restaurants in Sao Paulo, and the price of Chinese food is relatively cheap, so there is a lot of choice. The voltage in the southern cities of Brazil is 1 10V, and that in the capital Brasilia and northern areas is mostly 220V, but most hotels have 1 10V and 220V power supplies. The TV systems in Brazil are PAL-M and NTSC.

Major tourist cities in Brazil: Rio de Janeiro, S? o Paulo, Manaus, Foz Guazu, Brasilia, etc. Main attractions: Rio Jesus Mountain, Bread Mountain, Manaus Black River, Tropical Rainforest, Centennial Theatre, Indian Museum. Foguasu Waterfall of Yitaipu Hydropower Station. Modern architecture in Brasilia. 8. Weather Most of Brazil is in the southern hemisphere, with a tropical climate in the north; December to February is summer, March to May is autumn, June to August is winter, and September to November is spring. Nine. Exchange rate Brazil is not a freely convertible currency, especially Brazil. The exchange rate fluctuates frequently, so don't change too much when you first enter the country. You can change it at will.

Brazil: Money is real. Current exchange rate (for reference only): 1 USD about 1.65. Time difference Brazil is slower than Beijing in summer1hour, and slower than Beijing in winter1/hour. XI. Special butterfly dishes (handicrafts made of butterfly specimens), amethyst (commonly known as amethyst bag or amethyst cave), water bile agate and coffee. The most attractive are Brazilian gems, mainly emeralds, aquamarine, tourmaline, natural aquamarine and amethyst.

Twelve. It is a custom in western countries to tip South America. Guests must tip the driver and tour guide $4 per person per day.

Thirteen. The weights and measures in South America are all metric, and the sizes of clothes, shoes and rings are the same as those in continental Europe.

Contact information of the embassy, major tourist cities in China, telephone number and reference website of the joint police. The Embassy of China in Brazil is located in the capital Brasilia, SES-Avenida. Dasnakos, QD.8 13, LOTE 5 1-L4, QD. 8 13; Tel: (00556 1)2 1958200

Brazil Joint Police Headquarters Tel: (061) 33118000

E-mail:dcs@dpf.gov.br

Fax: (061) 33118737

Brasilia Customs Tel: (06 1)3365 1367

Fax: (06 1)3365 13 34

Brazilian Civil Aviation Authority Tel: (061) 32121800.

Fax: (061) 33651314.

Brasilia Travel Agency Tel: (06 1)