sarah c asked:
i’m from the united states and im getting a visa to go to brazil to visit my friend, but while we’re there we want to go to paraguay, argentina, and so on.. can i do this or do i need a separate visa because im not from brazil?
i’m from the united states and im getting a visa to go to brazil to visit my friend, but while we’re there we want to go to paraguay, argentina, and so on.. can i do this or do i need a separate visa because im not from brazil?
Check each country’s visa requirement. I have travelled to Argentina, Peru and Chile and could enter without problem. You will definitely need one for Bolivia.
Comment by yellowstone — August 4, 2009 @ 6:21 am
Do you need visa for each country that you will visit, us are Brazilian we can go to the Mercosul countries without visa, but you will need.
Comment by cisne n.egro — August 6, 2009 @ 12:38 am
You can get all of your tourist visas at the border for all countries (except for Brazil of course). I think the visa for Bolivia is cheaper if you get it ahead of time – not sure on Bolivia exactly. They changed their visa requirements for U.S. citizens recently.
Comment by pancakes — August 8, 2009 @ 10:20 pm
No you can’t in general; only to certain countries.
Visa-exempted: Argentina, Columbia, Ecuador, French Guyana, Peru, Uruguay, Venezuela
Visa issue on arrival:
Bolivia (requires a 4x4cm [1 9/16] photograph, a hotel reservation, the visa application, and a fee of $135, which is the same amount as if you would have applied in advance at the Embassy);
Chile (reciprocal entrance fee of $131)
Visa required in advance from the Embassy: Brazil, Paraguay, Suriname
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Comment by GPapenburg — August 10, 2009 @ 1:43 pm