Last updated May 2024
In an era where global mobility is increasingly valued, Brazilians with UK visas or residency, as well as holders of Canadian, USA, or Schengen visas, find themselves on the threshold of unprecedented travel freedom. Let's explore various countries where Brazilians can visit visa-free with UK visas or residency, Canadian, USA, or Schengen visas.
22 countries you can visit with a UK visa or residency on a Brazilian passport,
- Albania: 90 days
- Anguilla: 90 days
- Antigua and Barbuda: 30 days
- Bahrain: 14 or 30 days
- Bermuda: 30 days
- Bonaire: 90 days
- British Virgin Islands: 180 days
- Costa Rica: 30 days
- Curaçao: 90 days
- Dominican Republic: 30 days
- Georgia: 90 days
- Gibraltar: 180 days
- Mexico: 180 days
- Montenegro: 30 days
- Morocco: 30 days
- North Macedonia: 15 days
- Panama: 30 days
- Qatar: 30 days
- Saudi Arabia: 90 days
- Serbia: 90 days
- Sint Maarten: 90 days
- Turks and Caicos: 30 days
30 countries you can visit with a US visa on a Brazilian passport
- Albania: 90 days
- Anguilla: 90 days
- Antigua and Barbuda: 30 days
- Bahrain: 14 or 30 days
- Belize: 30 days
- Bermuda: 30 days
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30 days
- British Virgin Islands: 180 days
- Canada: 180 days
- Costa Rica: 30 days
- Curacao: 90 days
- Dominican Republic: 30 days
- Georgia: 90 days
- Japan: 90 days
- Kosovo: 15 days
- Mexico: 180 days
- Montenegro: 30 days
- Morocco: 30 days
- North Macedonia: 15 days
- Panama: 30 days
- Qatar: 30 days
- Sao Tome and Principe: 15 days
- Saudi Arabia: 90 days
- Serbia: 90 days
- Sint Maarten: 30 days
- South Korea: 30 days
- Thailand: 90 days
- Turks and Caicos: 30 days
- United Kingdom: 24 hours
- United States of America!
21 countries you can visit with a Canada visa on a Brazilian passport
- Anguilla: 90 days
- Antigua and Barbuda: 30 days
- Belize: 30 days
- Bermuda: 30 days
- British Virgin Islands: 180 days
- Canada!
- Costa Rica: 30 days
- Curacao: 30 days
- Dominican Republic: 30 days
- Georgia: 90 days
- Japan: 90 days
- Kosovo: 15 days
- Mexico: up to 180 days
- Montenegro: 30 days
- North Macedonia: 15 days
- Panama: 30 days
- Qatar: 30 days
- Sint Maarten: 30 days
- South Korea: 30 days
- Turks and Caicos: 30 days
- United Kingdom: 24 hours (Transit Without Visa)
32 Non-Schengen countries you can visit with a Schengen visa on a Brazilian passport.
- Albania: 90 days
- Andorra: 90 days
- Antigua and Barbuda: 30 days
- Aruba: 30 days
- Bahrain: 14 or 30 days
- Belize: 30 days
- Bonaire: 90 days
- Bosnia and Herzegovina: 30 days
- Bulgaria: 90 days
- Costa Rica: 30 days
- Croatia: 90 days
- Curacao: 90 days
- Dominican Republic: 30 days
- Egypt: 30 days
- Georgia: 90 days
- Kosovo: 15 days
- Mexico: Up to 180 days
- Monaco: 90 days
- Montenegro: 30 days
- Morocco: 30 days
- North Macedonia: 15 days
- Panama: 30 days
- Qatar: 30 days
- Romania: 90 days
- Saint Maarten: 90 days
- San Marino: 30 days
- Saudi Arabia: 90 days
- Serbia: 90 days
- South Korea: 30 days
- Thailand: 60 days
- United Kingdom: 24 hours
- Vanuatu: 1 day
Disclaimer: Although this information was last updated in May 2024, Please note that visa regulations and entry requirements may change, so verifying with the respective embassies or consulates before planning your trip is essential. Additionally, some countries may have specific conditions or restrictions for entry, even if you hold a UK visa or residency permit.