It depends. Basically if the country of your citizenship currently requires Brazilians to obtain a visa to travel to your country then you DO need a visa to enter Brazil, if not then you do not need one. (Americans, Australians and Canadians DO require a visa to travel to Brazil ).

US citizens require a tourist visa to enter Brazil. For detailed information please visit our Passport & Visa page.

Yes and yes. You can get your passport at your local passport office (usually a post office). This website will tell you where is the closest passport office to you based on your zip code. Remember it usually takes 6-8 weeks for a passport to be processed. If you don’t have one already, this is a priority. All US citizens are required to have a visa before entering Brazil. NOTE: Do not apply for your visa until 90 days before your date of travel.

Yes. Your credentials must meet the following requirements: A valid U.S. Passport, not expiring within 6 months from their date of departure from Brazil at the end of the trip, which has two blank pages for a Brazilian tourist visa. A valid Brazilian Tourist Visa stamped in their U.S Passport. A tourist visa must be used to enter Brazil within 90 days from date of issuance of the tourist visa or they are invalid. More Passport Information - http://travel.state.gov/passport_services.html

Yes. The rule includes a list of various immigration categories that are eligible to apply for a TWIC, including nationals, refugees, asylees, lawful non-immigrants with unrestricted work authorization, and certain professionals with restricted work authorization.

Yes. Your credentials must meet the following requirements: A valid U.S. Passport, not expiring within 6 months from their date of departure from Brazil at the end of the trip, which has two blank pages for a Brazilian tourist visa. A valid Brazilian Tourist Visa stamped in their U.S Passport. A tourist visa must be used to enter Brazil within 90 days from date of issuance of the tourist visa or they are invalid. More Passport Information - http://travel.state.gov/passport_services.html

If you are not a British citizen you should consult the Embassy of the country of destination, and the Home Office Immigration Department to check whether you require any special documentation for the countries you are visiting or for return.

This depends on which country you are from and what your purpose of travel is. People from most countries must have a visa in order to enter the United States, although Bermudians with no criminal convictions or other ineligibilities qualify for a visa exemption. Visa regulations are constantly changing so please go to our Do I need a visa? section or to the Bermuda Visa Exemption section to see what applies to you.

While anyone can apply for a visa in Dushanbe, it will be more difficult for a Consular officer to determine the eligibility of visa applicants who are not residents of the Consular district where the interview is conducted. On the other hand, a Consular officer should be able to evaluate the visa qualifications of non-Tajikistani citizens who live in Tajikistan just as easily as those of Tajikistani applicants. Consular officers must evaluate the qualifications of the visa applicant.

For fiance(e) visa applications, if the U.S. citizen is in New Zealand at the time of the applicant's interview, we urge him or her to attend the interview with the applicant. For family-based (spousal or children - unmarried & under 21 years of age) applications, the U.S. citizen spouse/parent is required to attend if filing the petition on the day of the interview.

A qualified applicant for a U.S. non-immigrant visa is able to demonstrate binding social, familial, and/or economic ties to Tajikistan which, in the opinion of the Consular officer, constitute a compelling need to return to Tajikistan after a temporary visit to the United States. Section 214(b) of the U.S.

An immigrant visa is the one that allows a foreigner to immigrate to the United States. For details please visit the internet page at http://www.usembassy.kz/consular/iv.shtml on immigrant visas. A non-immigrant visa can be issued to an alien who wants to travel to the U.S. for a temporary stay. There are several different categories of non-immigrant visas (tourist, student, etc.). Please refer to the Visa Category Chart and the section on non-immigrant visas.

Canadian citizens are required to have a visa in order to enter the United States in Treaty Trader or Treaty Investor status. All successful E visa applicants and their dependents are expected to present valid passports in order to be issued the visa, regardless of nationality.

All non-U.S. citizens are responsible for securing the proper documentation (passports, visas, etc.) prior to the group's departure. Joshua Expeditions will be more than happy to provide you with an official letter from our company headquarters stating that the participant will be traveling over a specific period of time, to specific countries. Please note: If a non-U.S.

Contact a Canadian embassy, consulate, or border-crossing point to find out the rules applicable to your citizenship. In a pinch, your home country's passport office may know the answer to this as well. Don't accept word-of-mouth advice on this subject. Immigration rules change from time to time without warning and they may depend on various circumstances. It is easy to contact an embassy, consulate, border-crossing point and get the right answer.

Americans and Canadians do not need entry visa to Costa Rica and have a 90-day permit to stay in the country as tourists.

Enter on your passport for a 21 day stay and extend out for 59 days at a time if you intend to stay longer. Children born of an American father and Filipina mother can enter as tourists using their US passports and extend, if necessary, while waiting to get “dual recognition” or if desired, they may register as “dual citizens”. They can enter the USA on their American passports and enter the Philippines with the letter of dual recognition.

If you are US citizen, you are required to have valid US passport ONLY. If you do not have US citizenship, please contact Consulate of country of your destination for more information.

Citizens of Australia, Brunei, Ireland, New Zealand and the United Kingdom do not require a visa if they are coming to the US for business purposes or to be a tourist and their stay is less than 90 days. Citizens of all other countries are generally required to have a visa. Those from any country for which a passport is required should make sure that their passport is valid for a minimum of six months beyond the initial period of stay in the United States.

Yes, you do. Only citizens of EU countries and of Australia, Canada, Honduras, Iceland, Israel, Japan, Liechtenstein, Monaco, New Zealand, Norway, San Marino, Switzerland and the USA do not need a visa to study at a German university. You are urgently warned against entering the country as a tourist; a tourist visa cannot be converted into a visa for study purposes after your arrival in Germany.

This varies by country. The Carnegie Mellon Office of International Education has provided an informational packet. Click HERE to download and review the information from the Office of International Education.

The 1973 Trans-Tasman Travel Arrangement allows New Zealand citizens to enter Australia to visit, live and work. You need a valid New Zealand passport to enter Australia. You do not need to seek a visa before travelling, unless there are medical or character concerns. New Zealand citizens with medical conditions or criminal convictions should approach the nearest Australian diplomatic office overseas to discuss their entry to Australia before travelling to Australia.

Yes. Ideally you should apply for a student visa prior to travelling to the UK, but for nationals from certain countries it is possible to obtain visitor visa at the port of entry to the UK, for example at the airport. If you are not sure what to do - simply contact us or the British Embassy in your country.

Visa requirements listed on this website pertain to U.S. passport holders only. Please Contact Us for current, specific requirements for non-US passport holders.