Brazilian passport: visa requirements for 199 destinations

Where Brazilian citizens can travel visa-free, where an eVisa or ETA is enough, and where an embassy visa is needed — every entry checked against official government sources.

Freedom of movement (1)

Visa-free destinations (105)

eVisa / ETA destinations (44)

Visa on arrival (17)

Embassy visa required (16)

Visa required (how to apply not stated) (2)

How this passport compares

Closest to this passport is the one held by Argentine citizens: identical requirements in 181 of 197 destinations. They differ in 16.

How this passport compares
DestinationThis passportArgentina
BarbadosVisa-free180 daysVisa-free
Cabo VerdeVisa-free30 daysVisa on arrival
DominicaVisa-free21 daysVisa-free90 days
GrenadaVisa-free90 daysVisa-free30 days
IndonesiaVisa-free30 daysVisa on arrival30 days
IranVisa-free15 daysEmbassy visa
JamaicaVisa-free90 daysVisa-free30 days
MacauVisa-free90 daysVisa-free30 days
NamibiaVisa-freeVisa on arrival90 days
PhilippinesVisa-free59 daysVisa-free30 days
São Tomé and PríncipeVisa-freeeVisa
SenegalVisa-free90 daysVisa required
Trinidad and TobagoVisa-free90 daysNo official information
TongaVisa on arrival30 daysVisa required
ZambiaVisa on arrivalVisa-free90 days
MexicoEmbassy visaVisa-free180 days

Next closest: Chile (89%), Mexico (85%).

Computed from the same sourced matrix as the lists above. A difference means a different regime or a different maximum stay, not different wording.

Frequently asked questions

How many countries can Brazilian citizens visit visa-free?

Of the 199 destinations we cover, Brazilian citizens can enter 106 visa-free (or under freedom of movement), and 44 more require only an electronic authorization (eVisa/ETA).