Business Visa when filming in Brazil.

Visa for filming in Brazil
Visa for filming in Brazil

As of October 1, the requirement for visitor visas for citizens of the United States, Australia, Canada and Japan will resume.

You do not need a business visa to come to Brazil for filming if you are from most countries in EU or Mercosul for trips of up to 90 days a year.

Upon arrival you must be able to show that:
1.your passport is valid for at least six more months;
2.your passport is going to be valid on the date of your return;
3.you are financially capable of maintaining yourself during your intended stay in Brazil;
4.you have hotel reservations, lodging arrangements;
5.you must be able to answer questions about your intended activities;
6.you are going to leave Brazil before your maximum permitted stay (return tickets are usually considered a proof that you have arrangements to leave the country).

More information on: Film Permits, Customs clearance at FixerBrazil.com

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Learn more about:
Fixer in Brazil. São Paulo;
Permits for Filming in Brazil;
Customs clearance – admission of filming equipment in Brazil.

Permits for Filming in Brazil

Filming in Brazil comes with challenges—bureaucracy can be overwhelming, and permits may take time to process. Importing equipment also requires careful planning, and the last thing you want is to face issues at customs upon arrival.

At 10e20 Filmes (FixerBrazil), an ANCINE-registered production services company, we handle all necessary permits, customs clearance, and visas, ensuring a smooth production process.

ANCINE (Federal Cinema Agency) regulates the shooting of any foreign audiovisual production in Brazil.

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Understanding ANCINE Regulations

ANCINE (Brazil’s Federal Cinema Agency) regulates all foreign audiovisual productions in Brazil. According to its guidelines, international productions must partner with a Brazilian production company registered with ANCINE, which will act as the official liaison and ensure compliance.

The local production company is responsible for:

  • Handling ANCINE communication and reporting.
  • Ensuring compliance with Brazilian regulations.
  • Assisting with customs clearance for imported equipment.
  • Providing logistical and legal support.

For more details, visit the ANCINE website, or check out our post on visa requirements.

As the parent company of FixerBrazil.com, 10e20 Filmes provides film permits, customs clearance, and visa assistance, ensuring a hassle-free production experience in Brazil.

For more information visit: www.fixerbrazil.com

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Learn more about:
Fixer in Brazil. São Paulo;
Business Visa when filming in Brazil;
Customs clearance – admission of filming equipment in Brazil.