The 3 nights package doesn’t includes flights to Sao Paulo. The 6 nights package includes an one hour non stop round trip flight to/from Rio de Janeiro. You will still need to purchase your flight to/from Sao Paulo to arrive on September 4 and depart on September 10, 2024. We’re blocking a LIMITED amount of Group Airfare seats for this Experience! This will require an additional deposit to hold your seat.

NFL game tickets are not included in the travel package. Many travel packages designed for major sporting events like NFL games offer options that can include game tickets, while others might focus on accommodations, local tours, and other amenities, leaving you the option to add game tickets separately. We are focused on the accommodations, local tours and transportations. We may offer Game Day tickets at a later date.

Yes, a passport is required to travel to Brazil. All international visitors must have a valid passport to enter the country. The passport should be valid for at least six months beyond the date of entry into Brazil. Additionally, depending on your nationality, you may also need to obtain a visa before traveling. It's important to check the specific entry requirements for Brazil well in advance of your trip, as these can vary based on your country of origin.

Generally, tourists must apply for a visa in advance from a Brazilian consulate or embassy, unless they come from a country that has a visa waiver agreement with Brazil. The process involves submitting a completed application, a valid passport, a photograph, proof of travel arrangements, and sometimes evidence of financial means. Generally, within 8 business days, you will receive the approved e-visa via email and you must print it to show the airline when boarding your flight to Brazil. The requirements can vary, so it's crucial to check the latest information from official sources or the Brazilian consulate before your trip. This preparation ensures a smooth entry to explore the vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes of Brazil.

REQUIRED DOCUMENTS FOR eVisa Stays Up to 90 Days

Tourism

• Visa application form (completed online).

• Passport (signed, valid up to end of Brazil trip, 2 visa pages free) for your eVisa application you will need a color scan of the bio page of your passport without any glare or fingers on it. Ensure that the MRZ code is fully visible. Click to see the sample file

• Passport-style photo (color photo with a white background, sized 3.5 x 4.5 cm (413 x 531 pixels). Ensure that your nose, mouth, eyes and both ears are clearly visible. Do not wear glasses or head covering and ensure no teeth or shadows are visible in the picture). Please click here to view the guidelines for the photograph to be uploaded.

• Confirmation of round trip reservation showing the applicant name (flight, ship, or bus reservation showing entrance by air, sea or land into Brazil and exit from Brazil) should be uploaded as ‘Travel Document’ when completing your eVisa online application.

• Printed bank statement showing the applicant name, transactions for the last 30 days and a balance of US$ 2,000.00 or proof of income or credit card statement.

• eVisa fee payment (US$ 80.90).

Link to Brazil E-Visa Requirements

Like many countries, Brazil has areas that are safer than others. Tourists are advised to take standard safety precautions, stay in well-traveled areas, avoid showing valuables in public, and stay informed about areas to avoid.

It's generally recommended to drink bottled or filtered water in Brazil. While tap water is often technically safe to drink, it may differ in quality across regions and can cause stomach upset for visitors not accustomed to it.

The currency in Brazil is the Brazilian Real (BRL). Credit cards are widely accepted in cities and tourist areas, but it's a good idea to carry some Brazilian Real (BRL) cash for small purchases, especially in remote areas.

The official language of Brazil is Portuguese. English is spoken in tourist areas and hotels but less commonly outside these places. Learning some basic Portuguese phrases can enhance your travel experience.

Brazil uses two types of electrical outlets, Type N (Brazilian standard) and Type C. The standard voltage is 127/220V. Travelers may need a power adapter and/or converter depending on their devices.

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Packing for Brazil should include lightweight, breathable clothing, a sturdy pair of walking shoes, sunscreen, insect repellent, a swimsuit, and a rain jacket. Consider your specific destinations and activities when packing, as needs can vary significantly across Brazil's diverse landscapes.