Details about the Portugal ETIAS for citizens of Brazil

Important Information: ETIAS will be launched in 2025, in the meantime you get the lowdown on what it is and if you’ll need it, right here. Keep checking back for more information.

One of the most visited countries in Europe is Portugal, which is why many Brazilians often plan trips to this nation (especially when both speak the same language). However, there are some things to consider about traveling to Portugal, including the use of the ETIAS once it is available.

The ETIAS is an online document that Brazilians will need to enter Portugal and other countries in Europe. Therefore, we have prepared this brief guide with all the most important information to know how to easily obtain this document.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the meaning of the word “ETIAS”?

ETIAS refers to the European Travel Information and Authorization System which has been created by the European Union to compile information from non-EU visitors. Over 62 countries that currently don’t need a visa to the Schengen space will need to get an ETIAS to travel to Portugal. This is the case for Brazil, therefore, citizens of Brazil need the ETIAS (they need this document not only to visit Portugal but other countries in the Schengen area as well).

Is an ETIAS the same as a Visa?

No, the ETIAS is not the same as a visa, and we are very aware of that, which is why we will offer you a reliable service to obtain an ETIAS very soon.

ETIAS is much easier to obtain, you just need an Internet connection and you are set to complete the online form.

Also, only the countries that don’t require a visa to the Schengen space must get a Portugal ETIAS, this is the case for Brazil.

What information do I have to offer to get the ETIAS?

You should have the following items:

• A Passport scan.
• An email address must be valid.
• Payment, use a credit/debit card. iVisa.com will charge you a minimum fee for the service.

You also have to answer questions about name, address, birthplace, parent’s info, among others. Remember that you could be asked about medical conditions and previous trips. Answer with honesty because your details will be checked against Interpol for verification.

What are the prices and also processing times for the ETIAS?

According to your time and budget, choose between the next alternatives:

• Standard option, regular services to obtain the ETIAS.
• Rush option, when in a hurry, choose a quicker alternative.
• Super Rush option, for the highest price you will get your document as soon as possible.

How is the process to obtain an ETIAS with iVisa.com?

Once we launch this process, it will be very simple. It will be based on these 3 steps:

• Fill out the electronic form with personal information and choose a waiting period.
• Review your answers in case you find errors. Select a payment option between a credit/debit card or Paypal.
• Upload the documents required, like the scan of your passport.

How secure is it to use iVisa.com?

iVisa.com has years of experience working with travel documentation. ETIAS with iVisa.com follows strict security guidelines and feels confident that your information will be safeguarded carefully. In case you have some doubts, read some of the customer opinions and see that iVisa.com has great quality service.

Where can I find more information?

Get in touch with our support agents who will be happy to answer any questions you might have. We also have a support email, [email protected]. Write to us at any time as we are available 24/7.

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