Radisson Sao Paulo Paulista 4*

Radisson Sao Paulo Paulista 4*
Radisson Sao Paulo Paulista 4*
Please refer to the information below regarding the travel formalities applicable to Canadian nationals travelling to Brazil. Travellers must verify official requirements prior to departure through the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs https://www.gov.br/mre , the Brazilian Federal Police immigration authorities https://www.gov.br/pf , and the Government of Canada travel advice https://travel.gc.ca/destinations/brazil .
Canadian nationals are visa-exempt for entry into Brazil for short stays for tourism, business, or private visits, subject to the conditions set by Brazilian authorities. The authorised length of stay is determined upon arrival by immigration services, and any extended stay or paid activity requires specific authorisation obtained in advance through the competent authorities at https://www.gov.br/mre (https://www.gov.br/mre).
A valid Canadian passport is required to enter Brazil and is generally expected to remain valid for the entire duration of the stay. It is recommended that the passport contains one to two blank pages for entry and exit stamps. Exact passport validity requirements must be confirmed prior to departure through official Brazilian sources.
Upon arrival, authorities may request proof of onward or return travel, confirmation of accommodation, and evidence of sufficient financial means to cover expenses during the stay. Travellers must demonstrate that their visit is temporary and must comply strictly with the authorised period granted at entry. Travel medical insurance covering medical expenses and repatriation is strongly recommended.
There are no universally mandatory vaccinations required for Canadian nationals entering Brazil. However, yellow fever vaccination is strongly recommended and may be required for travellers visiting certain regions or transiting from risk areas, in accordance with international health regulations. Travellers should consult official health guidance prior to departure.
Canadian nationals must comply with all laws and regulations in force in Brazil during their stay. Identity and immigration checks may be carried out at entry and within Brazilian territory, and travellers must be able to present valid identification when requested. Entry and stay conditions are subject to change at any time, and only official Brazilian and Canadian government sources should be relied upon for accurate and up-to-date information.