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Visa requirements · updated Aug 2026

Do Italy citizens need a visa for Brazil?

Visa-free · 90 days

Citizens of Italy can visit Brazil visa-free for up to 90 days. Just a valid passport at the border.

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Italy vs Brazil: passport comparison

Italy

125

visa-free countries

Global rank: #8 · mobility 171.3

Brazil

112

visa-free countries

Global rank: #43 · mobility 161.5
106

countries both Italy and Brazil can enter visa-free together

Italy + Brazil: passport compatibility

85%

of the world — where both passports have the same visa access

Where Italy and Brazil travel together — by entry type:

106 both visa-free
25 both visa on arrival
23 both e-visa / eTA
14 both need a visa
29 access differs

Where Italy and Brazil can travel visa-free together

Travelling as a pair with two different passports? Here is the full list of countries where BOTH of you can enter without a prior visa — plus where your access differs.

Both visa-free (106)

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Country Max stay Passport rank
Albania90 days#91 Andorra90 days#47 Angola30 days#168 Antigua and Barbuda180 days#61 Argentina90 days#44 Armenia180 days#129 Austria90 days#13 Bahamas90 days#53 Barbados90 days#48 Belarus30 days#114 Belgium90 days#6 Belize90 days#99 Bolivia90 days#117 Bosnia and Herzegovina90 days#88 Botswana90 days#119 Bulgaria90 days#35 Cape Verde30 days#136 Chile90 days#45 China30 days#112 Colombia90 days#74 Costa Rica180 days#62 Croatia90 days#22 Cyprus90 days#36 Czech Republic90 days#25 Denmark90 days#11 Dominica90 days#70 Dominican Republic90 days#124 Ecuador90 days#104 El Salvador180 days#75 Estonia90 days#26 Fiji120 days#103 Finland90 days#3 France90 days#4 Georgia360 days#83 Germany90 days#7 Greece90 days#17 Grenada90 days#65 Guatemala90 days#73 Guyana90 days#106 Haiti90 days#175 Honduras90 days#78 Hong Kong90 days#46 Hungary90 days#21 Iceland90 days#38 Ireland90 days#18 Israel90 days#51 Jamaica90 days#100 Japan90 days#24 Kazakhstan30 days#116 Kiribati90 days#84 Kosovo90 days#107 Kyrgyzstan60 days#134 Latvia90 days#34 Liechtenstein90 days#39 Lithuania90 days#37 Luxembourg90 days#9 Macao90 days#67 Malaysia90 days#41 Malta90 days#29 Mauritius90 days#66 Micronesia30 days#89 Moldova90 days#92 Monaco90 days#42 Mongolia30 days#125 Montenegro90 days#76 Morocco90 days#121 Netherlands90 days#10 Nicaragua90 days#86 North Macedonia90 days#82 Norway90 days#15 Palestine90 days#193 Panama90 days#68 Paraguay90 days#64 Peru90 days#57 Philippines30 days#128 Poland90 days#19 Portugal90 days#14 Romania90 days#33 Saint Kitts and Nevis90 days#54 Saint Lucia42 days#69 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines90 days#56 San Marino90 days#49 Sao Tome and Principe15 days#151 Senegal90 days#141 Serbia90 days#72 Seychelles90 days#58 Singapore30 days#12 Slovakia90 days#23 Slovenia90 days#30 South Africa90 days#97 Spain90 days#2 Swaziland30 days#120 Sweden90 days#5 Switzerland90 days#16 Tajikistan30 days#149 Thailand60 days#110 Trinidad and Tobago90 days#63 Tunisia90 days#131 Turkey90 days#94 Ukraine90 days#59 United Arab Emirates90 days#1 Uruguay90 days#50 Uzbekistan30 days#142 Vanuatu120 days#105 Vatican90 days#60 Venezuela90 days#90

Only Brazil is visa-free (5)

How the entry rule changed: Italy → Brazil

We keep our own archive of visa-rule snapshots and diff them against each other. Here is what changed over the observed period.

The Italy → Brazil rule itself held steady over the observed period. The context around it did move:

1passports gained easier entry to Brazil
0passports saw Brazil tighten its rules
2rule changes for the Italy passport, 1 of them easing
July 2024 — June 2026our archive observation window

Comparison is built from our own dataset snapshots; the date marks when we recorded the change, not the official decision date. See all changes →

Brazil: good to know

Brasília

Capital

Brazilian Real (BRL)

Currency

Brasília Time (UTC-3)

Time zone

+55

Calling code

C, N

Power plug

127/220V / 60Hz

Voltage

Right-hand

Driving side

Where else Italy goes visa-free

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Documents you'll usually need for Brazil

The usual basics for the trip. Always confirm exact requirements with the embassy or consulate.

Valid passport

Valid at least 6 more months

Return / onward ticket

Proof you will leave the country

Proof of funds

Enough money for your stay

Accommodation

Hotel booking or an invitation

Travel insurance

Recommended, sometimes required

Up to 90 days

No visa needed for the stay

Frequently asked

Do Italy citizens need a visa for Brazil?
Citizens of Italy can visit Brazil visa-free for up to 90 days. Just a valid passport at the border.
How long can Italy citizens stay in Brazil without a visa?
Italy passport holders are allowed to stay up to 90 days per visit.
Which passport is stronger — Italy or Brazil?
The Italy passport is stronger: 125 visa-free countries versus 112. Global rank: Italy #8, Brazil #43.
Where can Italy and Brazil citizens travel together visa-free?
Both passports get visa-free access to 106 of the same countries.
What documents do I need for Brazil?
Usually: a valid passport (6+ months), a return ticket, proof of funds and accommodation. Always confirm exact requirements with the embassy.
Can visa requirements change between Italy and Brazil?
Yes, visa rules change periodically. This data is current as of Aug 2026 — always confirm with the embassy before you travel.

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