Brazil visa fees
Consulate General of Brazil in Boston1347465VISA FEES
- PAYMENT: Whether you are applying in person or by mail, fees must be paid in US Postal Service money orders ONLY.
- MONEY ORDER INSTRUCTIONS: Remember to you write down the name and address of the main applicant or in the FROM field of the US Postal Service money order. Also, make sure you have "CONSULATE GENERAL OF BRAZIL IN BOSTON" on the PAY TO field (left side) of the money order.
- FEES MUST BE PAID WHEN THE APPLICATION IS SUBMITTED - in person or by mail. Applications submitted without money orders or the correct fees will be returned to the applicant. (Except for FIFA World Cup and Diplomatic/Official/Courtesy visas)
- FEE UPDATES: Fees are subject to change at any time. Refer to the fee charts bellow for current rates. Just before paying, check this webpage again for up-to-date information. The visa offices do not accept fees payments in amounts other than those shown in the Fee Chart.
- DO NOT use personal cheques or credit cards: Brazilian Consulates in the United States DO NOT accept personal cheques or credit cards.
- DO NOT send cash – the office is not responsible for such funds.
- CURRENCY: Payment must be in U.S. dollars only. No other currency will be accepted.
- VALIDITY: Money orders have a limited validity. Ensure that it is not older than one month when it reaches our office.
- REFUNDS: Processing/handling and reciprocity fees are non-refundable regardless of the outcome of the application.
- FULBRIGHT FELLOWSHIP/GRANTS: All visas for Fulbright long-term stays are fee-exempted.
Fee Charts
|
PASSPORT COUNTRY |
VISA FEE |
| Algeria passport | US$ 80 |
|
Angola Passport |
US$ 180 |
|
Australia Passport |
US$ 120 |
|
Canada Passport |
|
|
Japan Passport |
|
|
Nigeria Passport |
|
|
North Korea Passport |
|
|
United Arab Emirates |
US$ 135 |
| USA Passport | US$ 160 |
|
All other countries |
VITEM I (Researcher/Paid Speaker/Volunteer/Exchange Agency Program Student)
|
USA Passport paid speaker/
|
US$ 250 |
|
high school exchange student |
US$ 190 |
| United Arab Emirates | US$ 115 |
| United Kindgom
(for stays longer than 180 days) |
US $ 215 |
| All other countries* |
US$ 60 |
* Belgium, Germany, Italy, Norway and Sweden are fee-exempted for stays shorter than 90 days
VITEM II (Business-related purposes)
| US$ 85 | |
| US$140 | |
| US$135 | |
VITEM III (Artists/Performers/Athletes)
|
US$ 230 |
|
| US$ 95 | |
|
All other countries* |
US$ 40 |
*Belgium, Germany, Italy, Norway and Sweden are fee-exempted for stays shorter than 90 days
VITEM IV (Student/Intern)
| France passport |
* British passport holders staying longer than 180 days must include an additional processing fee in the amount of $155.00
VITEM V (Work):
|
US$ 290 |
|
| US$ 155 | |
|
US$ 100 |
VITEM VI (Long-term Volunteer):
|
US$ 180 |
|
| US $ 75 | |
|
US$ 20 |
VITEM VII (Missionary):
|
US$ 260 |
|
| US$ 125 | |
|
US$ 70 |
PERMANENT VISA:
|
US$ 360 |
|
| US$ 255 | |
| United Kingdom | US$ 355 |
|
US$ 200 |
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