As of 2026, there are 109 countries that Brazilian passport-holders can visit visa-free
Passport and visa rules are frequently changing, so this page will be regularly updated. Last fact-checked: August 2026.
Passport and visa rules are frequently changing, so this page will be regularly updated. Last fact-checked: August 2026.
Featuring maximum length of a visa-free stay
Albania
90 days
Andorra
90 days
Angola
30 days
Antigua and Barbuda
180 days
Argentina
90 days
Armenia
180 days
Austria
90 days
Bahamas
90 days
Barbados
180 days
Belarus
90 days
Belgium
90 days
Belize
90 days
Bolivia
90 days
Bosnia and Herzegovina
90 days
Botswana
90 days
Bulgaria
90 days
Cape Verde
30 days
Chile
90 days
China
30 days
Colombia
90 days
Costa Rica
180 days
Croatia
90 days
Cyprus
90 days
Czechia
90 days
Denmark
90 days
Dominica
90 days
Dominican Republic
30 days
Ecuador
90 days
El Salvador
180 days
Estonia
90 days
Eswatini
30 days
Fiji
120 days
Finland
90 days
France
90 days
Georgia
360 days
Germany
90 days
Greece
90 days
Grenada
90 days
Guatemala
90 days
Guyana
90 days
Haiti
90 days
Honduras
90 days
Hong Kong
90 days
Hungary
90 days
Iceland
90 days
Indonesia
30 days
Iran
15 days
Ireland
90 days
Italy
90 days
Jamaica
90 days
Japan
90 days
Kazakhstan
30 days
Kiribati
90 days
Kosovo
90 days
Kyrgyzstan
60 days
Latvia
90 days
Liechtenstein
90 days
Lithuania
90 days
Luxembourg
90 days
Macao
90 days
Malaysia
90 days
Malta
90 days
Mauritius
90 days
Micronesia
30 days
Moldova
90 days
Monaco
90 days
Mongolia
90 days
Montenegro
90 days
Morocco
90 days
Namibia
90 days
Netherlands
90 days
Nicaragua
90 days
North Macedonia
90 days
Norway
90 days
Palestinian Territories
90 days
Panama
90 days
Paraguay
90 days
Peru
180 days
Philippines
60 days
Poland
90 days
Portugal
90 days
Romania
90 days
Russian Federation
90 days
Saint Lucia
42 days
San Marino
90 days
Sao Tome and Principe
15 days
Senegal
90 days
Serbia
90 days
Singapore
30 days
Slovakia
90 days
Slovenia
90 days
South Africa
90 days
Spain
90 days
St. Vincent and the Grenadines
90 days
Suriname
180 days
Sweden
90 days
Switzerland
90 days
Tajikistan
30 days
Thailand
90 days
Trinidad and Tobago
90 days
Tunisia
90 days
Turkey
90 days
Ukraine
90 days
United Arab Emirates
90 days
Uruguay
90 days
Uzbekistan
30 days
Vanuatu
120 days
Vatican City
90 days
Venezuela
90 days
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Very! The Brazilian passport is the 12th strongest in the world.
With a Brazilian passport, you can visit:
The average time you can stay in a country visa-free is 90 days. However, some places will let you stay even longer than this.
The countries that let Brazilian passport-holders stay the longest are:
No. You'll need some sort of visa to enter Canada.
Some Brazilian passport-holders will qualify for an ETA (an electronic visa). ETAs are often less expensive and quicker to obtain than traditional visas. If you don't qualify, you'll need a traditional visa to enter Canada.
Please visit Canada's official government page on ETAs to see if you qualify.
Yes! Brazilian passport holders can visit the Schengen area for up to 90 days within an 180-day period. This includes popular destinations like Spain, Portugal and Italy.