Jets to Brazil easier in 2010

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3-10-2010 @ 2:06PM

faporto said...

I am a brazilian citizen and also a legal resident of the US.
The reason why Brazil charges so much for their visas is because the USA charges just as much and has many other restrictions stopping brazilians from coming to the US.
About a decade ago the US closed many US consulates in Brazil, which makes everything now to be processed in Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro. Nine out of ten times the US consulate requires an interview with the person applying for the visa, so this person goes through the extra expense of going to Rio or Sao Paulo for the interview, just to have their visa denied by the consulate.
Well, after all the process, there goes the money for the visa plus the money for the stupid interview.
If you are really interested in visiting Brazil, is well worth it.

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