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Yes, US citizens are required to get a visa before entering Brazil. http://www.brazilconsulatechicago.org/en-2-10-102....

I am not sure if you have dual citizenship, but, even if you do, El Salvadorians are also required to get a visa before entering Brazil. However, the fees for having your visa stamped on an El Salvador passport might be less than that required for having it stamped on a US passport - but I don't think it is worth saving the money, because while in Brazil you would have the support of the US embassy if you have your visa on the US passport, in case anything happens.

Contrariwise to earlier posts, visas are very rarely denied, given that you have provided all necessary documentation. Go the the website of the Brazilian consulate closest to you for a list of documents needed for getting a visa. http://www.brazil-help.com/brazil-emb-consul.htm.

http://novayork.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/visas.xml

Hi Eddy,

yes, you do need a visa for Brazil as a U.S. citizen. It is important what passport you have and not where you were born. However, you will have no problems at all to get a visa.

She does no longer have a super hazard to get a vacationer visa, sorry. for procuring a vacationer visa she will have the potential to ought to instruct that she has very good ties with Brazil, and has no intentions to stay in the US. regrettably, having a US citizen boyfriend and being pregnant with US citizen infant shows opposite. Consular officer will think of that she needs to avert immigration rules, attempting to get a vacationer visa for moving to the US, as a results of fact getting a vacationer visa is swifter than waiting for fiancée or better half visa.

Yes, unless you have a Salvadorean passport too and Brazil does not require visas from Salvadoreans.

Yes and it's not guaranteed that you'll get it. They are are pretty much the same as their American counterparts. They both suck.