Japan flag Brazil flag

Japanese Embassy in Brazil

7 missions · Official Japan diplomatic presence in Brazil

⚠️ US Travel Advisory: Level 2 — Exercise Increased Caution
Japanese Embassy in Brazil

Photo: NMaia · CC BY-SA 4.0

Brazil — Overview

Brazil, officially the Federative Republic of Brazil, is the largest country in South America. It is also the world's fifth-largest country by area and the seventh-largest by population, with over 213 million people.

🏛️ Capital
Brasília
👥 Population
213.4M
💱 Currency
Brazilian real (BRL)
📞 Dial Code
++55
🗣️ Language
Portuguese
Consulate 📍 Belém
Consulate General 📍 Curitiba
Consulate General 📍 Recife
Consulate 📍 Salvador
Consulate General 📍 São Paulo

Japanese Embassy Services in Brazil

The Japanese Embassy in Brazil provides the following consular and diplomatic services:

🛂
Visa Applications
Apply for a Japan visa for tourism, study, work, or transit
📘
Passport Services
Renew or replace Japanese passports for citizens abroad
🆘
Emergency Assistance
24/7 consular help for Japanese citizens in distress
📄
Document Notarization
Authenticate and certify official documents for use abroad
👶
Birth & Marriage Registration
Register life events for Japanese nationals abroad
⚖️
Legal Assistance
Connect with local legal resources and vetted attorneys

Visa Requirements

Brazilian citizens visiting Japan

✅ Visa not required

Apply for a Japan visa at this embassy. Requirements typically include a valid passport, completed application, proof of accommodation, travel itinerary, and financial evidence.

Japanese citizens visiting Brazil

✅ Visa not required

Contact the Brazilian Embassy in Japan for visa requirements. Entry conditions vary based on passport type, visit purpose, and length of stay.

⚠️ Visa requirements change frequently. Always verify with the official embassy website before applying.

How to Contact the Embassy

  1. 1
    Check the official website
    Visit the official embassy website (linked above) to verify current hours, required documents, and appointment booking procedures.
  2. 2
    Book an appointment
    Most embassies require appointments for visa applications and passport services. Walk-in availability is limited — always confirm in advance.
  3. 3
    Prepare your documents
    Bring your passport, application forms, photos, supporting documents, and payment for fees. Incomplete applications cause delays.
  4. 4
    Arrive early
    Embassy security screening takes time. Arrive 15–20 minutes before your appointment. Mobile phones may need to be left outside.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Japanese Embassy in Brazil do?

The Japanese Embassy in Brazil is the official diplomatic mission representing Japan. It manages bilateral relations, provides consular services to Japanese citizens abroad, and processes visa applications for Brazilian nationals wishing to visit Japan.

How do I apply for a Japan visa in Brazil?

To apply for a Japan visa, contact the Japanese Embassy directly via their official website. You will typically need a valid passport, completed application form, passport photos, proof of accommodation, travel itinerary, and financial evidence. Processing times vary by visa category.

What are the Japanese Embassy opening hours in Brazil?

Japanese Embassy hours vary and are subject to public holidays in both Japan and Brazil. Most embassies operate Monday to Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM local time. Check the official embassy website for current hours before visiting.

What should Japanese citizens do in an emergency in Brazil?

Japanese citizens in distress in Brazil should contact the Japanese Embassy immediately using the emergency phone number. Most embassies maintain 24/7 emergency lines for genuine crises including arrest, medical emergencies, lost passports, or natural disasters.

Do I need a visa to visit Japan from Brazil?

Visa requirements between Brazil and Japan depend on your nationality and purpose of travel. Contact the Japanese Embassy in Brazil or check their official website for the most current visa requirements and application procedures.

🆘 Emergency Numbers in Brazil

🚔 Police
190
🚑 Ambulance
192
🚒 Fire
193

Upcoming Public Holidays in Brazil

The embassy may be closed on these dates. Always verify with the official embassy website.

Tiradentes (Dia de Tiradentes)
2026-04-21
Labour Day (Dia do Trabalhador)
2026-05-01
Corpus Christi
2026-06-04
Constitutionalist Revolution of 1932 (Revolução Constitucionalista de 1932)
2026-07-09

📋 Visa Application Checklist

Most embassies require the following documents. Always verify the specific requirements on the official embassy website.

🛂 Valid passport (at least 6 months validity)
📷 Passport-sized photos (recent, white background)
📝 Completed visa application form
✈️ Round-trip flight itinerary or booking
🏨 Proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation)
💳 Proof of sufficient funds (bank statements)
🏥 Travel health insurance
💼 Proof of employment or enrollment
Disclaimer: Embassy data is sourced from open datasets and may not reflect the most recent changes. Always verify contact details on the official embassy website before visiting. This site is not affiliated with any government.