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Consulate General of Brazil in New York, NY

Phone Number:

(212) 827-0976

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Website:

http://novayork.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/
  • Website translation available in: English and Portuguese

Email Address:

cg.novayork@itamaraty.gov.br

Location & Hours

225 E 41st St, New York, NY 10017

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Interview Questions

You must schedule an appointment or interview at the Brazil Consulate General when applying for a paper visa. If you apply for an e-visa, you don't have to schedule an appointment. However, you should remember that some e-visa applications still require you to schedule an interview or appointment.
Answer every question truthfully. You may need to provide some documents like your hotel and flight itinerary.

Are you married? If yes, what does your spouse do? For how long have you been married?

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Make sure to memorize the exact marriage date and details. If not married, say that you are unmarried or divorced.

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Are you travelling with someone else?

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Answer with a yes or no, and clarify the relationship you have with the person accompanying you on the trip.

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Can you reschedule a shorter trip? Why do you need three/month visa?

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Mention your interest to sightsee different tourist destinations within the Schengen Area, and that you cannot do that in a short period of time. However, express your complete readiness to reschedule your plans and shorten your trip if needed.

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Do you have a job-leave approval letter from your employer?

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Atlys will add this as part of your checklist so you do not forget.

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Do you have covered health insurance for this journey?

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It is mandatory to have Travel Medical Insurance that should be valid for your whole stay in the Schengen Area. You can purcahse insurance through Atlys when you start an application, or get your own.

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Do you have any family member or friends living in the Schengen area?

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Make a list of all the family members and friends living in the Schengen Area before the interview. If you forget to mention anyone during the interview, the embassy might consider it an attempt to skip the answer.

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How do we know you will return home within the visa allowed period?

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Mention your important relationships and educational/professional/personal affiliations in your home country that give you reasons to return. For example: family, ongoing studies, ongoing job position, business, property, etc.

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How much this journey will cost you?

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Your calculations must be done early enough for the interview.

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What is the Jursidiction of Brazil in United States?

An embassy's jurisdiction is the area where it has the authority in which the Brazil embassy is allowed to operate and offer assistance to citizens of its home country (in this case—Brazil).

Suppose you apply for a Brazil Visa and need an appointment. In that case, you need to apply at the Brazil embassy with jurisdiction over your state.

Before traveling to an embassy for immigration services, ensure that your state is in the embassy's jurisdiction

Regions this embassy covers

New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
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Services & Responsibilities of Brazil Consulate General

1.

Represent Brazil as a Country in United States soil

The Embassy maintains the relationship and improves communication between the two nations. Other responsibilities include dealing with politics, economics, business, and culture.

2.

Assisting Higher Authorities From Brazil to Visit United States

When authorities from the Brazil need to visit the United States for business, the Embassy must assist them in entering the country.

3.

Issuance and Assistance of the Brazil Visa for US Citizens

  • Accepting visa applications(online or offline)
  • Verification of the application forms to ensure that the information is accurate
  • Conducting visa interviews
  • Attestation of the documents: This is certified by a stamp from the BR Embassy to issue long-term visas like resident, employment, or student visas.

4.

Assisting Brazil Citizens With Passport Issues

  • Lost passport affidavit: If you lose your passport, you must lodge an FIR complaint at the Police Station
  • Circulate a new passport: The BR Embassy issues a temporary passport in case you lose your passport

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