Necessary documents include: Valid passport Completed application form Recent passport-sized photo Travel itinerary Proof of funds Yellow fever vaccination certificate (if traveling from a yellow fever area)

Yes, you must provide a travel itinerary, which can be either flight tickets or accommodation bookings.

A bank balance of $150 per day is required to cover your expenses during your stay in Brazil.

Follow these steps: Visit the LeSo website Choose your destination and travel dates Upload required documents Complete the online application and pay the visa fees Follow these steps: Visit the LeSo website Choose your destination and travel dates Upload required documents Complete the online application and pay the visa fees LeSo will handle the collection and delivery of your visa and passport once approved.

If rejected, you can reapply by addressing the reasons for rejection. LeSo offers a maximum refund of ₹8000 ($1000) for rejected visas, excluding service fees.

A single-entry tourist visa is typically valid for 180 days with a stay duration of 30 days from entry into Brazil.

Yes, you can extend your visa for up to 180 days within a 12-month period by applying at the Federal Police Department in Brazil 30 days before expiry.

The embassy will send the passport along with your visa to your address.

Previous denials may impact eligibility. Disclose relevant information when applying, and authorities will consider your circumstances.

No. Post successful payment, our team will connect with you on the next steps.

Interviews are only required if deemed necessary by immigration offices, typically for work or study visas.