RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Foreigners who on Sunday morning, December 26, landed at the Guarulhos International Airport in São Paulo said that proof of vaccination against Covid-19 is randomly requested by Brazilian authorities.
American Jessie Lewis, 29, landed in São Paulo with personal trainer Paulo Moura, 31, and said she was not approached by authorities upon arrival, despite having a negative PCR test and proof of vaccination in hand.
"Before boarding, in the United States, I had to present the test and the DSV (Traveler's Health Declaration)," she says. "Upon landing here, the request was made . . .
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