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Medical care in Brazil for tourists: Private hospitals often require upfront payment or local insurance (CPF is…

Medical care in Brazil for tourists: Private hospitals often require upfront payment or local insurance (CPF is mandatory for billing). For urgent, free emergency care, foreign residents/tourists should go directly to the nearest UPA 24h (Unidade de Pronto Atendimento) instead of calling 192 (SAMU), as dispatch services may refuse to send ambulances to tourists without a clear local address or SUS status. Private insurance (e.g., SulAmérica) is recommended until residency/SUS card (Cartão SUS) is obtained.