# Brazil visa requirements for TD passport holders

| Field | Value |
| --- | --- |
| Passport | TD |
| Destination | Brazil (BR) |
| Requirement | Visa required |
| Fee | ~US$80 (varies by consulate) |
| Maximum stay | 90 days |
| Processing time | Varies; embassy processing typically 2–6 weeks |
| Region | South America |
| Source | https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/embaixada-singapura/english/consular-section/visas/types-of-visa/vivis-visit-visa/tourism-and-transit-vivis |
| Verification | category and stay length from public references, not yet government-verified |

## Notes
Chad is not on Brazil's visa-exemption list, so Chadian citizens must obtain a Visitor Visa (VIVIS) at a Brazilian embassy/consulate before travel; visa-free transit applies only if staying in the airport's international zone on a single ticket.

## Can this stay be extended from inside the country?
- Possible inside: **yes**
- Must leave the country: **no**
- Cost: R$200

Up to a further 90 days, granted once in any 12-month period. Total time in Brazil may not exceed 180 days in any rolling 12 months, however the visits are split.

**Cost detail.** Administrative fee of roughly R$130–200 (about USD 25–40), paid to the Federal Police.

**How.** Apply in person at any Delegacia da Polícia Federal before your current 90 days expire, with proof of sufficient funds and a stated reason. Officers have discretion and extensions are not guaranteed.

**If you cannot extend.** Each new entry resets the 90-day clock, so leaving and returning is often simpler than extending — provided you stay within the 180-day annual cap. Brazil keeps digital entry and exit records, so overstays are always visible.

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HTML version: https://urgentvisa.org/en/visa/td/brazil.html
Structured JSON: https://urgentvisa.org/api/visa?passport=td&destination=brazil
MCP server: https://urgentvisa.org/mcp
Source: Urgent VISA - https://urgentvisa.org - licence https://urgentvisa.org/license.xml