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Brazil Visa for Indians: Fees, Documents & Processing Time
Everything you need to apply for Brazil from India — the real government fees, our service charges, the documents, and honest guidance from a dedicated case manager.
Visa fees and rules verified on 13 July 2026
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Brazil visa fees & timelines
| Visa type | Government fees | Our fee | Processing | Validity | Entries | Max stay |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tourist visa | Visitor visa (VIVIS) application fee — tourism ₹9,600Official 'Regular' VIVIS fee from the Embassy of Brazil in New Delhi fee page (gov.br), last updated 22 May 2026. India has no separate reciprocity row (unlike Algeria, Australia, China, UK, USA, which carry higher special rates), so Indian nationals pay the standard Regular VIVIS rate of INR 9,600.00. Reciprocity-based fixed INR amount, non-refundable even if refused. Payment ONLY by identified bank transfer to the embassy's designated RBL Bank account (applicant's own name must appear as originator on the embassy's bank statement). In-person application via the official e-consular portal; there is no tourist e-visa for Indians. | ₹5,000 + 18% GST = ₹5,900 | Up to 10–15 business days (New Delhi embassy; longer in high demand) | Up to 10 years, multiple-entry | — | Up to 90 days for tourism per entry; extendable to 180 days per 12 months |
| Business visa | Business Visa (VIVIS) consular fee — in-person / e-consular route ₹9,600CONFIRMED against the official Brazilian Embassy New Delhi fee schedule (gov.br, updated 22 May 2026), which lists 'Visitor Visa (VIVIS) – Regular = INR 9,600.00'. Brazil classifies Indian business travel (meetings, fairs, contract signing, audits/consultancy, technical assistance, up to 90 days) under the Visitor Visa (VIVIS), not a VITEM. India is NOT among the reciprocity-exception nationalities (USA INR 22,200 / Australia INR 14,400 / China INR 13,800 / Algeria INR 10,200), so it pays the 'Regular' rate. Paid in INR by identified bank transfer to the embassy's RBL Bank account (the applicant's own name must appear on the transfer). This is the fee for the standard in-person / e-consular application. It is NOT the same as the online 'business e-visa', which is a separate, cheaper USD-denominated fee — see caveat. | ₹5,000 + 18% GST = ₹5,900 | Up to 10-15 business days (consular) | Multiple-entry, up to 10 years | — | Up to 90 days per visit (max 180 days in any 12 months) |
Government and VFS fees are paid directly to the authorities in the local currency shown and are subject to change at the discretion of the concerned consulate or embassy; our service fee is in INR and includes appointment booking. No consultant can guarantee a visa — the decision rests with the embassy or consulate.
What you'll need
Document checklists
Tourist visa — document checklist
- Printed online Visa Application Form (RER) receipt
- Passport valid for at least 6 months with a minimum of 2 blank pages (original, signed, plus a copy)
- Recent ICAO-compliant passport-style photograph taken within the last 6 months
- Proof of funds: personal bank statements for the last 3 months, income-tax return (ITR) and/or salary slips
- Flight tickets showing entry to and exit from Brazil
- Confirmed hotel reservation or other proof of accommodation
- Personal cover letter describing the applicant and the purpose of the trip
- Invitation letter where applicable (for example, from a host or event organiser in Brazil)
- For minors: a parental Visa Authorization Form (notarized); if travelling without one or both parents, a Travel Authorization Form notarized and apostilled by the MEA
- Proof of visa-fee payment by bank transfer (cash is not accepted)
Business visa — document checklist
- Completed and signed online visa application form (RER) generated on Brazil's e-consular system.
- Indian passport valid for at least 6 months with at least 2 blank pages.
- Recent passport photo compliant with ICAO specifications, taken within the last 6 months.
- Proof of financial capability: bank statements for the past 3 months, ITR, or salary slips.
- Flight tickets showing entry to and exit from Brazil.
- Hotel reservation or proof of accommodation in Brazil.
- Invitation letter from the Brazilian company or event organiser, notarised in Brazil or digitally signed and emailed.
- Personal cover letter describing the applicant and the purpose of the trip.
How it works
Three steps, one dedicated case manager
1
Honest case review
We assess your profile candidly and recommend the visa route that actually fits your trip.
2
Expert forms & document review
We complete and double-check every form and paper, so nothing weakens your case.
3
Appointment, prep & tracking
We book the appointment, prepare you for the interview, and track it to the decision.
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