Travelling as a US citizen with a stopover in Brazil
As US citizen, does one still need Brazilian transit visa, if travelling to another South-American country (eg. Argentina) with stopover in any of Brazilian airports?
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Do US citizens need a transit visa for Brazil?
You don't need a Brazil transit visa as long as you have an onward ticket and remain in the designated transit area (for a maximum of 7 hours). However, if you want to leave the airport you need a visa unless you are from a visa exempt country.Can US citizens travel to Brazil COVID-19?
All individuals ages 12 and older traveling to Brazil by air must present proof of COVID-19 vaccination (electronic or printed), in addition to a Traveler's Health Declaration (DSV) completed no more than 24 hours prior to boarding, and proof of a negative COVID-19 test, either an RT-PCR test performed within 72 hours ...Can I transit through USA from Brazil?
Transit is allowed with restrictions for vaccinated travelers. Fully vaccinated travelers are allowed to transit via the United States. Please check the documentation, quarantine, and/or testing requirements before traveling.How long can you stay in Brazil as a US citizen?
In Brazil, a tourist/business visitor may generally stay up to 90 days, extension or renewal possible for at most 90 days, totaling 180 days (After that time the foreigner must leave the country).Thinking of visiting Brazil? - A message from U.S. Citizens Services
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