Do i need a visa to go to brazil?

Question

what if you are in the U.S. army?

Answer 1

yes

Answer 2

Yes you need a visa.

You don't need a visa, however, if you're on official tour for the military.  You should know this already if you're actually in the Army, and not have to ask on Yahoo Answers.

Answer 3

Yes.  We are in the US Army, and you need a visa to go unless you have orders to go, which I doubt:)

Look up a local consulate.  It could take a few weeks, so go as soon as you have your plane tickets. They need to see proof that you will return.

Have fun.

Answer 4

It depends on where you are from. Contact the Brazilian Embassy in your country and ask them.

Answer 5

That is an interesting question.  Normally, ALL Americans must have visas to enter Brazil.  However, if you are going to Brazil as a part of a US MILITARY GROUP I am unsure.  You should check with your superiors.  If you're not going b/c of military you can probably contact a reputable travel agent in your city & see if they can assist you in getting your trourist visa for Brazil.  They'll likely need to borrow your passport for a week or two so that it can be mailed (via a special courier) to the closest Brazilian consulate.  A tourist visa is good for 5 years and allows you to stay in Brazil for up to 6 months per year.

As it pertains to traveling around the globe on military duty... I can't imagine that our guys serving in Afghanistan and Iraq had to get visas!

Answer 6

Yes you do need a visa! You just want to go to Brazil for the action I know what your thinking like all the other brothas!

Answer 7

From the US,yes

Answer 8

not if you are in brazil

Answer 9

Americans need a visa to visit Brazil.