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Entry, Customs, and Travel in Brazil: real experience from chats

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tipUpon arrival in Brazil (São Paulo example), immigration officers may stamp passports without explicitly stating the duration of stay.
Travelers should assume a standard 90-day period unless otherwise specified. If the stamp is unclear, it is advisable to inquire with immigration officials or consult relevant authorities for clarification on the authorized duration of stay.
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ruleTravel within Mercosur with Brazilian CRNM: Holders of permanent Brazilian residency (CRNM) can often travel to Argentina without a passport, using their CRNM card instead.
The status (permanent vs. temporary) is crucial; temporary residents should exercise caution and verify at the border.
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ruleBrazil does not impose strict limits on the number of tourist entries.
Travelers moving between Brazil and Argentina can re-enter Brazil without issues, provided they have valid travel documents. Border officials may occasionally ask for travel plans but generally do not restrict multiple entries.
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caseWhen entering Brazil, specifically São Paulo, customs procedures for tourists/business travelers are typically minimal.
Visitors report that often only the purpose of visit (tourism/business) is inquired about, with no further detailed questions.
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