Holidays 2023: what are the requirements to travel to Brazil?

With 9 days to go before summer officially begins and just over two weeks to the end of the year, Argentines are beginning to think about possible destinations to enjoy the 2023 vacation.

When it comes to international travel, Brazil is characterized by being one of the main choices.

Looking ahead to a new season, the neighboring country is on the list of most chosen destinations.

Before leaving for the airport, it is essential to have all the credentials that may be required prior to the departure of the flight. What mandatory documentation must be presented?

DOCUMENTS REQUIRED BY BRAZIL

• National Identity Document: citizens belonging to Mercosur can enter with their ID.
• Complete vaccination scheme: digital or physical (three doses applied) or Covid-19 test with negative or non-detectable result, antigen or laboratory PCR, carried out 24 hours before the day of shipment. Children under 12 years of age are exempt.

The coronavirus pandemic has significantly reduced its danger due to massive inoculation at the global level, however, the dynamics of tourism continues to be disrupted by the possible resurgence of infections that returned to the center of the scene in recent days and Brazil is no exception.

In this sense, it is extremely important to emphasize that the vaccines approved by the National Health Surveillance Agency (ANVISA), the World Health Organization (WHO) or the authority of the nation in which the passenger has been immunized are valid.

BRAZIL AND YELLOW FEVER, THE EXTRA REQUEST FOR THE REST OF SOUTH AMERICA

Brazil requests compliance with extra regulations by visitors from: Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru and Venezuela. The citizens of the remaining South American nations, as a sine qua non, must be administered the vaccine to avoid contracting yellow fever.

It is a viral disease that is transmitted through hematophagous mosquitoes pre-infected with the virus. When infected, the condition can worsen and risk death.

With information from Perfil

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