Germany to Brazil visa requirements

Visa-free for up to 90 days in any 180-day period for German citizens. As of 2026-06-20, German ordinary passport holders may enter or transit Brazil visa-free for tourism, family visits and permitted business visitor activities for a maximum of 90 days during a six-month/180-day period. Brazil's QGRV visa-regime table lists Germany as visitor-visa exempt for up to 90 days and marks it with the footnote 'maximum 90 days of stay every 180 days'; the German Federal Foreign Office gives the same 90-days-in-six-months rule and says a stay intended to exceed 90 days must be covered by a visa obtained from a Brazilian mission before departure. A later visa grant inside Brazil is not possible. Brazil's Federal Police extension service only evaluates extensions for nationalities whose QGRV entry allows extension, so German travelers should not plan on extending a short visa-free stay to 180 days. No Brazilian eVisa or pre-registration is required for Germans; the 2025 electronic visitor visa requirement applies to passports from Australia, Canada and the United States. German travel documents must be valid for at least six months at entry. Travelers should carry evidence of onward/return travel, accommodation and means of support if requested, and must use Brazil's customs declaration process for goods above the exemption quota or cash over USD 10,000. No compulsory vaccination is required for direct entry from Germany, though yellow fever vaccination is recommended for risk areas and may be requested by onward third countries after a stay in Brazil.