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Brazil Visa from Pakistan

What the Embassy Actually Requires in 2026

📍 Embassy Islamabad 📅 Updated January 2026
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15-30
Working Days
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PKR 22,500
Tourist Visa Fee
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90
Days Stay Allowed
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No
e-Visa Available

Getting a Brazil visa as a Pakistani citizen means dealing with the Brazilian Embassy in Islamabad directly. There's no e-visa option, and the process involves notarized Portuguese translations — something most other embassies don't require.

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Embassy Location

House 16, Street 11, F-7/2, Islamabad

No consulates in Karachi or Lahore — all applicants must visit Islamabad or use courier.

📍Where to Apply and Current Processing Timeline

The Brazilian Embassy in Islamabad handles all visa applications for Pakistani nationals. There's no consulate in Karachi or Lahore, so applicants from other cities need to travel or use courier services for document submission.

  • Location: House 16, Street 11, F-7/2, Islamabad
  • Processing time: 15 to 30 working days (varies by visa type)
  • Appointment system: Online registration first, then in-person submission

📋Required Documents Checklist (2026)

Brazil requires more paperwork than most embassies. The key difference: employment letters and some supporting documents must be translated into Portuguese and notarized.

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Visa Application Form

Printed with barcode from online portal

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Valid Passport

6+ months validity, 2 blank pages required

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Photos (x2)

3.5cm × 4.5cm, white background, no glasses

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Bank Statements

Last 6 months, stamped within 5 days

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Employment Letter

Portuguese translation + notarized

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Hotel Booking

With confirmation codes (Airbnb accepted)

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Flight Reservation

Round-trip (can be a hold)

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Travel Insurance

Minimum USD 30,000 coverage

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Business Visa Extra

Requires invitation letter from Brazilian company with CNPJ number (company registration).

💰Fee Structure in PKR

Visa fees are paid in Pakistani Rupees at the time of application. The embassy doesn't accept card payments — bring a bank draft or exact cash.

Visa Type Fee (PKR)
🏖️ Tourist visa (VIVIS) 22,500
💼 Business visa 22,500
🔄 Transit visa 11,000
⚙️ Processing fee (non-refundable) 2,500

Rates change with currency fluctuations. Call the embassy to confirm current fees before your appointment.

🔄Step-by-Step Application Process

Brazil uses a two-stage system: online application first, then in-person document submission.

1

Create an account on the e-consular portal

Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs system

2

Fill online form & upload documents

PDFs under 5MB each

3

Print application with barcode

After successful online submission

4

Wait for appointment email

Embassy confirms your slot

5

Visit embassy with all originals

Bring original documents + photocopies

6

Pay fees & submit biometrics

Fingerprints and photo at embassy

7

Collect passport or opt for courier

Courier return costs PKR 1,500 extra

🎫Visa Categories Available to Pakistanis

🏖️ Tourist visa (VIVIS)

  • • 90 days stay
  • • Single or multiple entry
  • • Valid for 1 year from issue

💼 Business visa (VITEM II)

  • • Meetings & conferences
  • • Brazilian company invitation
  • • CNPJ required

🔄 Transit visa

  • • Layover exceeds 8 hours
  • • Need to leave airport
  • • Lower fee

🎓 Student visa (VITEM IV)

  • • Enrolled students
  • • Acceptance letter required
  • • Brazilian institution

⚠️Common Rejection Reasons to Avoid

Brazilian visa officers are strict about documentation. These are the main reasons Pakistani applicants get rejected:

Missing Portuguese translations

Employment letters must be translated and notarized — English-only versions get rejected

Insufficient bank balance

Minimum recommended: USD 100 per day of stay

Vague travel plans

Generic hotel bookings without matching dates raise flags

Old bank statements

Documents older than 7 days from submission not accepted

Poor photo quality

Blurry photos or wrong dimensions cause delays

Need Help With Documentation?

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