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What is the difference between a Brazil single and mutiple entry visa?

April 26, 2017Brazil mutiple Visa

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What is the difference between a Brazil single and mutiple entry visa?

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Single, double, triple or multiple entry refers to the number of times a person may enter a specific country during the validity of the visa. For example a double entry visa issued for a period of 30 days (the validity) will permit the traveler to enter the country twice within that 30 day period. Single, double, triple or multiple does not refer to the number of travelers or applicants. Please Note: • Multiple entry visas have a validity of 5 years and a duration of stay of 90 days. • The maximum stay per year is 180. • Multiple entry visas are issued at the discretion of the Brazilian Consulate and can be denied without reason by the Brazilian Consulate. • PassportVisasExpress.com is not responsible for visas not issued for the requested 5 year period. • Consular fees are the same for a 5 year multiple entry visa or a 3 month single entry visa.