VISA SERVICES CANADA WWW.VISASERVICESCANADA.CA BRAZIL e-visa FEES *** Visa fees and times are subject to change by foreign governments without notice *** Brazil e-visa Fee - Brazil e-visa Fee for Brazilian Government US$44.24 (charged in CAN$ only) Plus (+) Service Fee (select one ) - REGULAR SERVICE FEE $75. Processing time: 2 weeks - URGENT SERVICE FEE $120. Processing time: 1 week Shipping is free by email. Your Brazilian e-visa will be emailed to you. Taxes are extra. BRAZIL e-visa FILE REQUIREMENTS - APPLICATION ATTACHMENT Saved.pdf format file of this application form. File Format:.pdf File Size: minimum 400 kb - maximum 3 MB - PASSPORT ATTACHMENT Photograph of the data page of your passport. File Format:.jpeg File Size: minimum 100 kb - maximum 275 kb - ID PHOTOGRAPH ATTACHMENT A passport-size ID photo of you. File Format:.jpeg File Size: minimum 100 kb - maximum 275 kb Brazil e-visa Application Worksheet page 1 of 5
Brazil e-visa Information This is an application form for a Brazilian electronic e-visa. The e-visa will be emailed to you when completed by the authorities in Brazil. You need one JPEG format image of the data/photo page of your passport. You need one JPEG format ID photo (passport-style photograph of you). Passport Upload Scanned JPEG image of the data page of your passport double-page spread containing personal details (name, date of birth, nationality, expiry date, photograph, etc.) to be used by the applicant. The application will be rejected if the uploaded passport is not in JPEG format. Image should fill the scanned area. All corners of the open passport must be clearly visible. File Format: JPEG format only File Size: Minimum 100 kb - Maximum 275 kb Pixel Size: Minimum 413 x 531 - Maximum 2065 x 2655 pixels ID photograph Upload A passport-size photo has to be an ICAO Standard photograph in JPEG format only. The photograph must be taken from the front, against white background. The applicant shall provide neutral face and the eyes must be open and visible. If you wear glasses, the lenses may not reflect the ambient light or the camera. Dark glasses or non-prescription glasses with tinted lenses, or thick frames, are not acceptable. Photo must fill the entire image area and be upright (no white space around photo). There cannot be white space on either side of the body. No home photos are accepted. This is a RECTANGLE (not a square). Photograph to be uploaded must meet the following requirements. File Format: JPEG format only File Size: Minimum 100 kb - Maximum 275 kb Pixel Size: Minimum 413 x 531 - Maximum 2065 x 2655 pixels FILE NAMING - this is how to name the files (if you are named Jane Smith) SmithJ_CAN_passport.jpeg SmithJ_photo.jpeg SmithJ_BRAZIL_application.pdf You must EMAIL three files to our office in order to process your Brazil e-visa: 1) This form in PDF file format (max. 3 MB). 2) Your passport scan as one JPEG format file (100 kb - 275 kb). 3) Your ID photograph as one JPEG format file (100 kb - 275 kb). EMAIL the entire package of files to: info@visaservicescanada.ca Please put your name and Brazil evisa in the subject line of the email. Brazil e-visa Application Worksheet page 2 of 5
Brazil e-visa Application Form for Canadian Citizens Applicants Last Name Applicants First Names Applicants PASSPORT # Applicants PASSPORT type Passport Date of Issue / / (day / month / year) Passport Date of Expiry / / (day / month / year) Applicants Sex Female Male Unspecified Applicants Date of Birth / / (day / month / year) Applicants Nationality Applicants Country of Residence Does applicant have Brazilian nationality? Persons with Brazilian nationality must enter Brazil using their Brazilian passports. Applicants Father's Details Fathers Legal Surname: Fathers Legal Given Names: Applicants Mother's Details Mothers Legal Surname: Mothers Legal Given Names: Brazil e-visa Application Worksheet page 3 of 5
Brazil e-visa Application Form for Canadian Citizens Brazil e-visa Security Questions If you answer yes to any question you should apply for a regular paper visa issued by a Brazilian consular office in Canada. Have you ever had a denied Brazilian visa? Have you ever been expulsed or deported from Brazil? Have you ever been accused of practicing terrorist acts, genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes or crimes of aggression in the terms established by the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court? Have you ever been arrested or convicted for any offense or willful crime, even though subject of a pardon, amnesty, or other similar action? Have you ever had your name included in a sanction list by the Brazilian government or by an international organization? Have you ever violated the principles or the objectives of the Brazilian Federal Constitution? Have you ever had a restraining order or protective order against you related to a person who currently is in Brazil? Do you have a communicable disease of public health significance? Have you ever been unlawfully present, overstayed the amount of time granted by an immigration official or otherwise violated the terms of a Brazilian visa? End of Security Questions. Is the Applicant a Minor/ Child (under 18 years of age) If yes, extra documentation will be required from both parents or guardians, including both parental/guardian passports and any court orders or death certificates as applicable. Brazil e-visa Application Worksheet page 4 of 5
Brazil e-visa Application Form for Canadian Citizens Applicants Marital Status Divorced Married Separated Single Stable Union Widow Applicants Permanent Home Address Applicants Street Address: Street Address (continued): City, Province, Postal Code: Telephone Number: E-Mail Address: Applicants Main purpose of trip to Brazil Tourist Trip Business Trip Other (please specify): Applicants Primary Occupation Applicants Monthly income CAN$ Has Applicant Ever Been to Brazil? No Yes If Yes, please provide the following information. Date of Last Entry of Brazil: / / (day / month / year) Date of Last Departure: / / (day / month / year) CERTIFICATION and LIABILITY STATEMENT By checking here I am certifying that I understand the process of applying for a Brazilian e-visa; and that have included the correctly named and sized files. I certify that the information I have provided here is correct, and that I will not hold responsible VSC or the government of Brazil or the visa processing third party for any errors or omissions on my part. I certify that I have included the correct files. I certify that I understand that non-compliant files may result in visa form rejection and possibly in extra fees to re-apply. Brazil e-visa Application Worksheet page 5 of 5
EMBASSY REGISTRATION VISA SERVICES CANADA WWW.VISASERVICESCANADA.CA For your personal safety and security we can register you with the embassy of Canada in the country or countries to which you will travel on your upcoming business or tourist journey. During times of national emergency such as natural disasters, war, or bombings, the government of Canada may seek out all Canadian nationals in a disaster or security zone. Canadians who are registered are the first ones found and can be the first evacuated in some cases. This is a fast and efficient way of ensuring the Canadian Government can find you in case of an emergency, and can give your family some security during your travels. - YES, please register my trip with the government ($20. fee per person) ABOUT ME Last name as in passport First name as in passport Date of birth: (DD/MM/YYYY) Gender as in passport: Canadian Passport number: ABOUT MY TRIP Destination country Region in country if known Additional information (address or hotel name) Arrival date at destination (DD/MM/YYYY) Departure date from country (DD/MM/YYYY) I do not know my departure date MY CONTACT DETAILS OUTSIDE CANADA You must provide at least one way of contacting you outside Canada Email address which you check regularly Telephone number with area code Mobile telephone number with area code Send me a text message with destination travel advice and advisories upon arrival 1/2
EMBASSY REGISTRATION continued MY EMERGENCY CONTACT IN CANADA IS You must provide at least one means of contacting this person. Emergency contact in Canadas full name Emergency contact in Canadas Email Emergency contact in Canadas telephone number with area code Emergency contact in Canadas mobile number with area code I AM GOING TO A SECOND COUNTRY Second Destination country Region in country if known Additional information (address or hotel name) Arrival date at destination (DD/MM/YYYY) Departure date from country (DD/MM/YYYY) I do not know my departure date I AM GOING TO A THIRD COUNTRY Third Destination country Region in country if known Additional information (address or hotel name) Arrival date at destination (DD/MM/YYYY) Departure date from country (DD/MM/YYYY) I do not know my departure date PRIVACY STATEMENT The information collected here will be shared with the Government of Canada in order to register you as a Canadian abroad. The data will not be shared with any other government or with any private company. By filling out this form you acknowledge that you understand how your data will be used and retained, and that Visa Services Canada is not liable for the data after it has been given to the Government of Canada. 2/2
The pages below are for your information only. This is a list of Brazilian e-visa types. It is not necessary to send it to with your application as it does not form part of your application package. OVERVIEW of the BRAZILIAN e-visa The e-visa is an electronic type of visa that can be requested by Canadian citizens. You can apply for the e-visa if you fit in the conditions mentioned below: - You intend to go to Brazil as a visitor in a category listed below. - Your stay will not exceed 90 days including date of arrival and date of departure. - You hold a Canadian passport valid for at least six months after your trip from Brazil. Tourism: Tourism visitor is a person who wishes to carry out activities of a tourist, informative or recreational nature, as well as visiting family members. Business: Business visitor is a person who will attend to meetings, trade fairs and business events, prospect commercial opportunities, sign contracts, audit or consult. The exercise of paid activity in Brazil is forbidden and the stay cannot exceed 90 days. Transit: Transit visitor is a person who, in order to reach the country of destination, must enter in Brazilian national territory. It is not necessary to grant a visa to a person on a continuous voyage, who has to make stopovers or connections in Brazil, provided that: i) he / she stays in the international transit area of the Brazilian port or airport, without the need to pass Brazilian immigration control, and ii) is the holder of a single air ticket, even if issued by two or more airlines that have a cooperation agreement between them. Journalism: Journalism visitor is a person who acts as a journalist and who stay does not exceed 90 days. Sport Activities: This type of visitor is a person who has the purpose of carrying out sports activities for a short stay, with no intention of establishing residence, intending to perform sports activities and participate in sports competitions, even if he/she will receive prizes, including cash. Artistic Activities: This type of visitor is a person who comes to Brazil for a short stay, without intention to establish residence, for the purpose of performing artistic activities and for participation in artistic competitions, even if he/she will receive prizes, including cash. Seminars or Conferences: This type of visitor is a person who wishes to come to Brazil to participate in conferences, seminars, congresses or meetings, characterized as specific events. These visitors do not receive remuneration in Brazil for their activities. The visa can be granted even if a person obtains reimbursement of the expenses of stay, transport and food, directly or by means of daily.
Cultural Program: This type of visitor is a person who wishes to carry out cultural activities. Scientific Program: This type of visitor is a person who wishes to carry out scientific research and scientific cooperation activities, provided that the stay does not exceed 90 days. Research Activities: This type of visitor is a person who wishes to carry out academic extension activities, provided that the stay does not exceed 90 days. Studies: This type of visitor is a person who wishes to carry out teaching and learning activities, in addition to supervised internships, provided that the stay does not exceed 90 days. Crewmember: This type of visitor is a person who will act as an aircraft or vessel crew member, except for cases when the visitor presents an international seafarer card issued under the terms of the Convention of the International Organization of Labour - ILO. Voluntary activities: This type of visitor is a person who wishes to act as a volunteer, provided their stay does not exceed 90 days Fiancé(e) or spouse of a Brazilian citizen: This type of visitor is a person who comes to visit their Brazilian spouse or family. Short Term Medical Treatment: This type of visitor is a person who is granted short medical or therapeutic treatment, provided that the stay does not exceed 90 days and that he has sufficient means of subsistence to pay for his treatment and maintenance during the period in which the treatment is carried out, by own resource, health insurance valid in the national territory or certificate of provision of health service provided in an international agreement.
VISA SERVICES CANADA WWW.VISASERVICESCANADA.CA SECURE PAYMENT OPTION FOR TOURIST & VISIT VISAS Visa Services Canada, Inc. is pleased to offer the most secure means of payment available in Canada for the processing of your tourist or your visit visa. INTERAC e-transfer Interac e-transfer is a funds transfer service between personal and business accounts at Canadian banks and other financial institutions. You do not have to provide any account details or even a credit card number to our company. Our staff never see any of your account details when you use an e-transfer method of payment. You deal only with your bank or financial institutions to make payment in a totally secure environment right from your home or office. HOW IT WORKS 1. Fill in the entire visa application form, including the VSC cover page above, and send it to our office by courier or e-mail as applicable. 2. Our professional staff review your application and determine the total payment (including taxes and shipping) to be made by you. 3. Our staff send you an e-mail detailing the full and final charges. This email will contain all the instructions for making the e-transfer. It will include the e-mail and security codes, and step-by-step instructions for you. 4. You, or a friend or relative acting on your behalf, make the e-transfer to VSC for all the visa processing charges and fees. 5. It takes about 30 minutes for the bank to send the e-transfer notification to our office. We then receive the funds and can then pay the embassy on your behalf. Payment must be received before the embassy can be approached with your application. YOUR E-MAIL ADDRESS Applicants MUST provide at least one (1) working and monitored e-mail address on the VSC cover page so that our staff can contact you with details of the payment. Please provide two. An application form without a typed correct and monitored e-mail address cannot be processed. Applicants who respond immediately are assisted first. Applicants who do not respond within three days (72 hours) will have their applications cancelled and their passports prepared for return. Failure to respond promptly may result in you missing your journey.