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[QUOTE=CatBert55;2874656]So we're supposed upload 30 days worth of bank statements for our eVisa? Not like that's a security risk or anything. I'm sure everything will be ok.[/QUOTE]How is it a security risk for someone to see who you have paid? My statements are very short because I put everything on Amex the whole month and just pay it off at the end. Only thing I use a bank account for is to pay utilities, paypal credit, amazon credit, and amex. So my shit is only like half a page.
[QUOTE=UniversalX;2874568]Miami.
[URL]https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-miami/information-about-visas-in-english/electronic-visitor-visa-e-visa[/URL]
As of December 1st 2023,the platform will be up and running. The application process is done completely online and for such no facilitation is required by any intermediaries.
[URL]https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/[/URL][/QUOTE]This visa is a joke. If I can afford to fly to Brazil I have enough money to sustain myself and am not homeless. Showing my bank account is a joke. Reason why Brazil will always be third world.
[QUOTE=UniversalX;2874568]Miami.
[URL]https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-miami/information-about-visas-in-english/electronic-visitor-visa-e-visa[/URL]
As of December 1st 2023,the platform will be up and running. The application process is done completely online and for such no facilitation is required by any intermediaries.
[URL]https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/[/URL][/QUOTE]This visa is a joke. If I can afford to fly to Brazil I have enough money to sustain myself and am not homeless. Showing my bank account is a joke. Reason why Brazil will always be third world.
[QUOTE=Buffer;2866594]I'm definitely interested. I have an existing visa that doesn't expire until late October 2026. I went to the consulate in NYC to get it and paid over $100 for it. I certainly hope they honor it for the full 10 year term. I hope to return to Brazil in the latter part of January 2024 and intend to use this visa to enter.[/QUOTE]The link Mr E posted says physical visas still good.
[QUOTE=UniversalX;2874568]Miami.
[URL]https://www.gov.br/mre/pt-br/consulado-miami/information-about-visas-in-english/electronic-visitor-visa-e-visa[/URL]
As of December 1st 2023,the platform will be up and running. The application process is done completely online and for such no facilitation is required by any intermediaries.
[URL]https://brazil.vfsevisa.com/[/URL][/QUOTE]Thanks for posting the link. It confirms that if you have a valid physical visa in passport, you do not need to apply for the e-visa.
I agree.
Broadly, on the topic of Brazilians being a joke and will always be a third world country. Most recently, I think this because it is so difficult to get fast internet in Brazil.
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2874697]This visa is a joke. If I can afford to fly to Brazil I have enough money to sustain myself and am not homeless. Showing my bank account is a joke. Reason why Brazil will always be third world.[/QUOTE]
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2874701]This visa is a joke. If I can afford to fly to Brazil I have enough money to sustain myself and am not homeless. Showing my bank account is a joke. Reason why Brazil will always be third world.[/QUOTE]They justify it by saying they're acting in a reciprocal way. The United States requires Brazilians to do all this stuff to get a visa. So now Brazil has requirements for Americans to enter Brazil. If we didn't require a visa for Brazilians, then based on reciprocity Brazil wouldn't require a visa for Americans. This is their reasoning.
They never asked for our bank statements before. You paid 100 bucks and it was good for ten years. Go back to that if they must. I don't want my banking info floating around those corrupt government workers. They might sell our info.
Yep. Spot on.
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2875116]They never asked for our bank statements before. You paid 100 bucks and it was good for ten years. Go back to that if they must. I don't want my banking info floating around those corrupt government workers. They might sell our info.[/QUOTE]
Thank god I'm European and have no visa problems when travelling to Brazil.
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2875116]They never asked for our bank statements before.[/QUOTE]Actually they did.
Anyone have experience with starlink in Brazil?
Looks like 2000 r for the equipment, and 280 r / month for the service.
Thoughts?
Elon musk is like the uber monger, the [URL]x.com[/URL] monger, the dude who could like land a starship on praia abrico and take off with girls for Texas and / or California for the new triangular trade.
Anyone have experience with starlink in Brazil?
Looks like 2000 r for the equipment, and 280 r / month for the service.
Thoughts?
Elon musk is like the uber monger, the [URL]x.com[/URL] monger, the dude who could like land a starship on praia abrico and take off with girls for Texas and / or California for the new triangular trade.
[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2875342]Actually they did.[/QUOTE]I hope I'm not losing my mind but I don't remember being asked for any bank statements last time I applied in 2016. Nor when I applied twice before back in 2000's.
[QUOTE=TjBrazil;2874701]This visa is a joke. If I can afford to fly to Brazil I have enough money to sustain myself and am not homeless. Showing my bank account is a joke. Reason why Brazil will always be third world.[/QUOTE]The Miami Consulate Rep. Also indicated in that your Bank Statement must show that you have a Minimum of $2000.00 USD in the Checking account prior to application submission within the last 30 days.
[I] (so, if you submit your application today your bank statement must have at least a Minimum of $2000.00 USD checking balance available within in the last 30 days.) [/I]
Some banks lag behind on producing timely statements so you may have to get your bank to prepare a statement certifying your bank balances especially if your statements are outside of the normal statement generation time.