Brazil Visa for Nigeria Passport Holders

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Single entry ApprovalMedium Transit visaNo

Data verified 15 May 2026

At a glance

Nigeria passport holders: Single entry for Brazil. Fee: USD 80 (~USD 80). Processing: 10-15 working days. Indicative only — always verify with the official mission before applying.

Overview

Brazil eVisa NOT yet available for Nigerians (eVisa restored 2025 for AU/CA/US/JP only). Nigerians require embassy visa via Brazilian Embassy Abuja (direct mission). Tourist Visa fee: USD 80 (~NGN 108,800). Yellow Fever vaccination strongly recommended.

Visa types: Tourist Visa (VITUR, 90 days); Business Visa (VITEM II); Work Visa (VITEM V); Student Visa (VITEM IV); Family Reunion; Transit Visa; Diplomatic. Multi-entry options available for tourist (validity up to 10 years for some routes).

Fees & funds

Visa fee (local)USD 80 (Tourist)

In USDUSD 80

In NGNNGN 108,800

Minimum bank balanceUSD 100/day

Stay & validity

Validity: up to 90 days from issue (Tourist). Max Stay: 90 days per entry, extendable once for another 90 days/year max.

Extension possibleYes

Overstay penalty: Per-day fine + deportation; possible MERCOSUR-wide entry ban

How to apply

MethodBrazilian Embassy Abuja (direct mission)

Application centreEmbassy

Processing time10-15 working days

AppointmentYes · Book

InterviewConditional

Urgent processingNo

Requirements

Bank Statement Yes Yes (USD 100/day, 3 months)

Return Ticket Yes

Hotel Booking Yes

Sponsor Doc Conditional

Invitation Letter Yes Yes (Business)

Vaccination Conditional Yellow Fever (carried)

Travel Insurance Recommended

Biometrics Yes

Police Clearance Yes Yes (long-stay)

Employment Letter Yes

Passport & photo

Passport validity6+ months

Photo size30 × 40 mm · White bg

Required documents: Valid passport (6+ months); Online VFS application; 2 photos (Brazilian spec); Round-trip ticket; Hotel booking / detailed itinerary; Bank statement (USD 100/day, 3 months); ITR; Employment letter; NIN; Yellow Fever cert (strongly recommended — Nigerians carry); For Business: Brazilian company invitation legalized; Police clearance (long-stay).

Visa types (1)

Tourist ★

Single USD 80 (~USD 80) 10-15 working days

Common rejection reasons

Common NG rejections: (1) Nigeria has direct Brazilian embassy in Abuja — advantage; (2) High travel cost — strong funds proof essential post-Naira devaluation; (3) Migration concerns (Brazil has growing Nigerian immigration via Sao Paulo); (4) Doubtful tourism purpose given expense; (5) Inconsistent South America itinerary; (6) Past visa overstays anywhere; (7) Portuguese-language document translation issues; (8) 419 fraud / drug-corridor screening (West Africa-South America cocaine route concerns).

Embassy / consulate

AddressEmbassy of Brazil, Plot 1141 Mahatma Gandhi Street, Maitama, Abuja, Nigeria

Phone+234 9 413 1335

Emailbrasemb.abuja@itamaraty.gov.br

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Official portal

Apply or confirm the current requirements on the destination government's official site.

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Data quality

ConfidenceHigh

Last verified2026-05-15

Indicative information for reference only — Visandra is not affiliated with any government or embassy. Always verify with the official mission before you travel.

Good to know

Brazil visa FAQ for Nigeria passport holders

Do I need a visa to visit Brazil with a Nigeria passport?

Yes — Nigeria passport holders need a visa for Brazil (Single entry). Apply via Brazilian Embassy Abuja (direct mission).

How much does a Brazil visa cost for Nigeria passport holders?

The Brazil visa fee is USD 80 (about NGN 108,800). Additional service, biometric or courier charges may apply on top.

How long does it take to get a Brazil visa?

Typical processing for a Brazil visa is 10-15 working days. Apply well ahead of your travel date and allow for appointment availability.

How long can I stay in Brazil on this visa?

A Brazil visa for Nigeria passport holders typically allows a stay of Validity: up to 90 days from issue (Tourist). Max Stay: 90 days per entry, extendable once for another 90 days/year max.. Extensions may be possible (Yes).

How do I apply for a Brazil visa from Nigeria?

Apply for your Brazil visa via Brazilian Embassy Abuja (direct mission). An appointment is required. Your passport should be valid 6+ months.