Colombia-Brazil

[Loco Gringo]

Is there anybody who knows if a Colombian need a Visa for Brazil?

[Gator]

... in response to Colombia-Brazil, posted by Loco Gringo on Mar 22, 2005

None needed.  Here is a list of Carribean/Central/and South American countries that do NOT require visas for Colombians:

ARGENTINA,BOLIVIA,BRASIL,CHILE, ECUADOR, PANAMA(may require of sufficient funds), PRAGUAY,PERU, GRENADINES, NEVIS, TRINIDAD and TOBAGO and lastt but not least, URUGUAY.

ALWAY checks ahead of travel to make sure this has not changed-Passport is required.

[Pete E]

... in response to Re: Colombia-Brazil, posted by Gator on Mar 22, 2005

You the US citizen DO need a visa to go to Brazil.Brazil figures tit fot tat it seems.We want a visa for Brazilians,we need one to go there.Its easy to get.A travel agent can arrange it I think.They even started doing the picture and fingerprinting when we did.Problem is we could do it in 20 min and they were taking 12 hours I heard in one report.They either dropped it or streamlined it,you don't hear of it anymore but at one time the hotel owners of Rio were really complaining about the business  they were losing.

Pete

[adventuro]

... in response to Re: Colombia-Brazil, posted by Gator on Mar 22, 2005

Colombians do not need a visa to travel to Brazil, BUT THEY HAVE TO HAVE A YELLOW FEVER SHOT...........should check up on this requirement.  Also for anyone who has visited Colombia recently.  Not sure how much time has needed to pass outside colombia in order not to have to have this shot.

[thundernco]

... in response to Re: Colombia-Brazil, posted by Gator on Mar 22, 2005

Gator's dead-on.  They may ask for a yellow fever vaccination though.  Had that happen to me once because I was coming from CO. -TNC

[valuedcustomer]

... in response to Re: Colombia-Brazil, posted by Gator on Mar 22, 2005


I don't think Aruba requires a visa either.

[Gator]

... in response to Re: Re: Colombia-Brazil, posted by valuedcustomer on Mar 22, 2005

Thanks, but his novia might want to check MRE's (Historia del Ministerio de Relaciones Exteriores) web site at:
http://www.minrelext.gov.co before travel.  According to them there was a change in mid 2004 but at times their info has not been that reliable or up to date

[Loco Gringo]

... in response to Re: Re: Colombia-Brazil, posted by valuedcustomer on Mar 22, 2005

Thanks... I was woundering, But now I can ready my plans...Thanks...