Form | Parental Authorization Form
Original or notarized copy of BIRTH CERTIFICATE MUST BE PRESENTED. If the applicant (minor) was not born in the United States, please note that:- A) Documents not issued within the United States must have their originals either legalized by a Brazilian consular office responsible for the jurisdiction of the country the document was issued or certified by the embassy or consulate of that country in the United States.
- B) Documents not issued in English, Portuguese, Spanish or French will require either:
Form | Declaration of Non-Citizenship
Brazilian citizens are advised to register their children at the Consulate (Brazilian birth certificate) to guarantee their Brazilian citizenship so as to safeguard any rights in the future. Children of Brazilian citizens to whom a visa was issued must have it cancelled after they acquire Brazilian citizenship.When applying for a Brazil visa for minors, you would typically need to fulfill certain requirements. The specific requirements may vary depending on the embassy or consulate where you are applying and your country of residence. However, here are some common requirements when applying for a Brazil visa for minors:
Application form: Complete and sign the visa application form. Both parents or legal guardians should provide their consent and sign the application form.
Passport: Ensure the minor’s passport is valid for at least six months beyond the intended travel dates and has at least two blank visa pages.
Birth certificate: Submit a copy of the minor’s birth certificate. It should be an original or a certified copy, depending on the embassy or consulate’s requirements.
Consent letter: Provide a notarized consent letter from both parents or legal guardians, authorizing the minor to travel to Brazil. The consent letter should include the full names of the parents or legal guardians, the minor’s full name and date of birth, and the duration and purpose of the trip. The letter should be notarized or apostilled, depending on the requirements of your country.
Proof of parental relationship: Submit documents that establish the relationship between the minor and the parents or legal guardians, such as a birth certificate, adoption papers, or custody papers.
Copy of parents’ or legal guardians’ identification: Provide copies of the parents’ or legal guardians’ identification documents, such as their passports or national identity cards.
Photographs: Include recent passport-sized photographs of the minor, adhering to the specifications set by the embassy or consulate.
Travel itinerary: Submit a copy of the travel itinerary, including flight reservations or other transportation details.
Accommodation details: Provide proof of accommodation arrangements in Brazil, such as hotel reservations or a letter of invitation from a host.
Financial documents: Show proof of sufficient funds to cover the minor’s expenses during their stay in Brazil. This may include bank statements, sponsorship letters, or a letter from the parents or legal guardians assuming financial responsibility.
Vaccination certificate: Check if Brazil requires any specific vaccinations for minors entering the country. If so, provide a copy of the vaccination certificate.
Additional documents: Depending on the embassy or consulate’s requirements, additional documents may be necessary. These could include a letter from the minor’s school, proof of enrollment, or any other documents relevant to the purpose of travel.
It is important to note that requirements may vary, and it is advisable to consult the website of the Brazilian embassy or consulate in your country or contact them directly to obtain the most accurate and up-to-date information regarding visa requirements for minors.
