How to get a Brazil visa from Senegal

• The tourist visa is granted to foreigners visiting Brazil for the purpose of tourism or cultural and recreational activities.
• A Brazilian tourist visa is valid only up to 90 days.
• A valid signed passport showing at least six months’ validity from the date of entry in Brazil.
• Passport should contain one full blank page visa entry stamp.
• Brazil visa application form that is filled out, printed, signed and dated by the applicant.
• One recent passport photo, front view, taken against a white background is required.
• A copy of a booked itinerary showing travel to and from Brazil, passenger names, flight numbers, and arrival/departure dates
• A copy of a proof of residence within the consular jurisdiction for the past 12 months should be provided.
• For minors travelling alone, both parents must sign the Application form.
• The original and one copy of the birth certificate must be presented by minors.
• A notarized visa consent letter for minor children must be presented, signed by both parents (even if the minor is travelling with both parents)
• Immunization record for polio for children between the ages of three months and six years.
• Note that the notarization of documents issued in Senegal must be done by a Notary Public within the jurisdiction of this Consulate.

• Original Senegalese passport valid at least 6 months from the date of travel to Brazil.
• 1 recent passport size photograph taken against a white background is required.
• Correctly filled and signed Brazil visa application forms of the applicant.
• A covering letter that has the company letterhead, the name of the company, the designation of the candidate, the department applicant works in and the contact information.
• Letter of invitation from the concerned organization in Brazil.
• The letter should be written in both English and Portuguese.
• The letter should also include all the details of the organization that has invited the applicant to Brazil such as the registration number of the organization, the duration, and purpose of the stay of the applicant.
• Travel itinerary showing entry and exit from Brazil.
• A document showing proof of registration of the company.
• The applicant’s income tax returns from the past 3 years.
• The applicant’s bank statements from the previous 6 months with a sufficient amount of money in the account, seal of the concerned bank and its signature.
• Salary slip of the candidate from the past three months from the most recent organization applicant has worked for.
• While coming from Senegal, applicants have to produce a document to the immigration department that clears them from yellow fever.

Portuguese is the official language as well as the most widely spoken language in Brazil. With roughly 204 million speakers, Brazil is the world's most populated Portuguese-speaking country by a wide margin, followed only by Angola and Mozambique, which boast 20 million and 14 million speakers respectively.