What are the types of Brazilian visas?

When it comes to Brazil, many people think of football. It is the dream of many people to go to Brazil to watch a high-level football match. However, whether Chinese citizens want to travel to Brazil or watch football matches, they need to apply for a visa in advance. Some people want to know, what are the types of Brazilian visa?

Brazil has a variety of visa types, such as tourist visa, business visa, study visa, work visa, family visit visa and so on. Applicants for Brazilian visas need to choose different visa types and prepare corresponding materials according to the purpose of travel.

When Chinese citizens go to Brazil to apply for a visa, they choose the most two categories: tourist visa and business visa. After determining the visa type, the applicant needs to prepare the corresponding visa application materials according to the requirements of the embassy, because the specific requirements on the materials are different for different visa types.

Applicants for Brazilian visas, no matter which type of visa they choose, need to provide basic materials such as passports, ID cards, photos, household registration books, etc. In addition, they also need to provide relevant materials that meet the requirements of the embassy according to different types.

For example, in addition to preparing basic materials, the person applying for a tourist visa should also provide marriage certificate, copy of the business license of the on-the-job company or organization code certificate, English on-the-job certificate/school certificate, bank card statement, deposit certificate, travel itinerary and other materials. The business visa also needs to provide an invitation letter that needs to use the company's official letterhead and stamped with the official seal.

For applicants, it is very important to prepare according to the list of materials of the selected visa type, and to ensure that the materials provided are true, effective and comprehensive. If the visa materials provided are problematic, insufficient, or unable to prove their travel purpose, they are likely to be refused.