Read and learn more about the hours of shops and services in Brazil.
Read and learn more about Customs in Brazil. The only essential papers are your passport with visa, your air ticket and money. ID cards of neighboring countries are accepted. While staying in Brazil, it is not obligatory by law anymore to carry your passport with you at all times....
Read and learn more about electricity in Brazil. The electrical current is not standardized in Brazil....
Find all the information for all country Embassies and Consulates in Brazil. Address and phone numbers for all locations...
Read and learn more about food in Brazil.The mainstay of the Brazilian diet is rice and black beans. These generally accompany either beef, chicken or fish. Brazil is well-known as a country of coffee...
Read and learn more about the health, basic precautions and effects of diet and climate in Brazil. Chances of contracting a serious illness in Brazil are minimal...
Read and learn more about money, exchange, credit cards, ATMs, tipping and bargaining in Brazil...
Read and learn more about how to be safe while vacationing in Brazil. Get hints of things you can do to reduce the risks of injury or theft...
Read and learn more about airport taxes in Brazil. Tax must be paid on checking in, in reais (the Brazilian dollar) or US dollars.
Read and learn more about how to make local and international telephone calls in and from Brazil...
Read and learn more about the various time zones that Brazil is devided into...
Read and learn more about Travel Visa requirements in Brazil. Nationals of those countries which require Brazilian visitors to have pre-issued visas, will need to have a visa before arriving in Brazil...
Read and learn more about the standards for weight and measurement in Brazil. Brazil uses the metric system.
