Children travelling to Brazil may need a visa depending on their nationality. Parents and legal guardians should complete the application before departure to avoid travel disruptions.
The Brazil eVisa system allows eligible travellers to apply online without visiting an embassy or consulate. Each child must have their own approved visa, including infants and newborns.
Do Infants and Minors Need a Visa for Brazil?
Yes. Infants, children, and teenagers need their own Brazil visa if they’re citizens of a visa-required country.
Eligible citizens of Australia, Canada, and the United States can apply for the Brazil eVisa online for tourism, business, or transit purposes. A parent or legal guardian must complete the application on behalf of the child.
Note: Children cannot travel using a parent’s visa. Every minor must hold an individual approved eVisa linked to their own passport.
Required Documents for a Child's Brazil eVisa
Parents or guardians must provide supporting documents for the child’s Brazil visa application.
Typical requirements include:
- Valid passport for the child
- Recent passport-style photo
- Valid email address
- Credit or debit card
All documents should be clear, accurate, and match the information entered in the application form.
Minor travel authorization letter explained
Brazil may require additional authorization when a child travels alone or with only one parent or guardian.
A minor travel authorization letter is a signed document confirming that the child has permission to travel internationally. Immigration authorities may request this document during boarding or upon arrival in Brazil.
The authorization letter may need to include:
- Child’s full name and passport details
- Information about the accompanying adult
- Travel dates and destination
- Signature of the absent parent or legal guardian
Some travellers may also need notarized consent documents depending on their circumstances.
How to Apply for a Brazil Visa for Kids Online
Parents or guardians can complete the Brazil eVisa application online in a few steps.
- Complete the online form with the child’s information
- Pay the Brazil eVisa processing fee
- Receive the approved eVisa by email
Applicants should carefully review all details before submission. Incorrect information can delay processing or lead to rejection.
Children should travel using the same passport used during the online application.
Visa Fees and Processing Times for Minors
Brazil visa fees for children are the same as standard applicant fees.
The total cost may vary depending on the applicant’s nationality and selected processing speed. Our prices start at US$ 80, including our expert service fee.
Most Brazil eVisa applications are processed within 6 days.
Validity and Entry Rules for Children
The Brazil eVisa for minors has the same validity conditions as adult visas.
Approved travellers may use the visa for short stays related to tourism, business, or transit. The number of permitted entries and maximum stay depend on the traveller’s nationality and the visa issued.
Children must enter Brazil with the same passport used during the application process.
Border authorities may request supporting travel documents, including parental authorization paperwork for minors.
FAQs About the Brazil eVisa for Children
Find common questions here.
Can I submit a joint Brazil visa application for my family?
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No. Each traveller, including children, must have a separate Brazil visa application and approved eVisa.
How much does a Brazil visa for a child cost?
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The visa fee for minors is the same as the standard Brazil eVisa fee for adult applicants: starting from US$ 80.
What happens if my child is traveling with only one parent?
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Immigration authorities may request a signed travel authorization letter from the non-travelling parent or legal guardian.
Do babies and infants need their own Brazil eVisa?
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Yes. Babies and infants must have their own passport and approved Brazil eVisa if their nationality requires one.
Is a yellow fever certificate required for children traveling to Brazil?
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A yellow fever vaccination is not mandatory for Brazil, however it’s highly recommended.
