Brazil waives visas for EU/Schengen, UK, Irish, Mercosur and most Latin American passport holders, who can attend FIPAN 2027 and hold business meetings for up to 90 days on a normal passport. US, Canadian and Australian citizens require a Brazilian e-Visa, applied for online at a published fee of about USD 80.90 and usually decided within five business days. Travellers from India, China and other non-waiver countries need a consular VITEM IV business visa, normally issued in 10–20 business days, so start 6–8 weeks before departure. Carry your FIPAN registration or exhibitor invitation letter, hotel booking near Expo Center Norte and onward-flight details for immigration at GRU or CGH.
Estimated cost: Varies by visa type and nationality (check official site).
Processing: Varies by nationality; apply several weeks before travel.
Attending a trade fair, negotiating contracts and holding business meetings are permitted on visa-free entry; paid local employment is not. Carry your FIPAN registration confirmation and hotel booking for immigration. Apply through Brazil's official e-visa platform and print the approval — airlines check it at check-in. Attach your FIPAN badge confirmation or an exhibitor invitation letter as proo
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