06Nov
Brazil Removes Visa Requirements for Certain U.S. Travelers
As of June 17, 2019, travelers from the United States may enter Brazil for periods up to 90 days without a Brazil eVisa or any other type of travel authorization. Travelers may now enter Brazil with only their valid passports. In addition to the...
By:
Vedder Price
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