U.S. Embassy Consulates in Brazil

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Web Name: U.S. Embassy Consulates in Brazil

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VisasNonimmigrant VisasFor travel to the United States on a temporary basis, including tourism, temporary employment, study and exchange.Read MoreImmigrant VisasFor foreign citizens who want to live permanently in the United States.Read MoreVisa Waiver ProgramThe Visa Waiver Program (VWP) allows citizens of participating countries* to travel to the United States without a visa for stays of 90 days or less, when they meet all requirements.Are You Eligible?Travel & Tourism in the U.S.Visit the U.S.!U.S. Citizen ServicesAlerts and Messages Alerts and Messages for U.S. visitors to Brazil.See all Alerts and Messages Emergency AssistanceU.S. Citizens with emergencies, please call (61) 3312-7400Outside of Office Hours, contact: (61) 3312-7400Outside of Brazil: +1 (301) 985-8850Emergency Contacts – All LocationsInternational Parental Child AbductionArrest of a U.S. CitizenDeath of a U.S. CitizenVictims of CrimeEmergency Financial AssistancePassports & CitizenshipPassport ServicesChild and Family MattersLocal ResourcesLegal AssistanceMedical AssistanceNotarial ServicesAdditional Resources for U.S. CitizensFederal ProgramsInternal Revenue ServiceSelective Service RegistrationSocial SecurityVeterans AffairsVotingOur RelationshipU.S. Mission LeadersAmbassador Todd ChapmanActing Deputy Chief of Mission Valerie BelonConsul General John BarrettConsul General Scott HamiltonConsul General Adam M. ShubShane Christensen, Consul GeneralU.S. Government LeadersPresident of the United StatesVice President of the United StatesU.S. Secretary of StateU.S. & BrazilPolicy HistoryU.S.-Brazil PrioritiesOfficial ReportsUnited States Response to COVID-19 in BrazilThe United States is engaged in initiatives to help combat the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic in Brazil and have partnered with local governments and organizations.Learn MoreBusinessDoing Business in BrazilGetting Started in BrazilOverseas Security Advisory CouncilEconomic Data ReportsDoing Business in the U.S.Getting Started in the U.S.Economic Data ReportsEducation CultureStudy in the U.S.A.Learn more about quality higher-education opportunities in the U.S. that you will not find anywhere else in the world.Find OpportunitiesAmerican SpacesAmerican SpacesBinational CentersLocal ProgramsEducationProfessional ExchangesCultural ProgramsEnglish Teaching LearningYouth Ambassadors ProgramEmbassy ConsulatesU.S. EmbassyU.S. Embassy BrasiliaSES - Av. das Nações, Quadra 801, Lote 0370403-900 - Brasília, DFPhone: (55-61) 3312-7000Fax: (55-61) 3225-9136U.S. ConsulatesU.S. Consulate General Porto AlegreU.S. Consulate General RecifeU.S. Consulate General Rio de JaneiroU.S. Consulate General Sao PauloEmbassy Branch Office in Belo HorizonteWork With Us!Jobs at the Embassy/Consulates!News EventsNewsCommunist China and the Free World’s FutureU.S. to fund field hospital in MaranhãoUnited States awards grant for production of low-cost ventilators in São PauloGLOBE Program completes 25 years; AEB celebrates 5 of partnership with projectPress ReleasesGuidelines for international students who plan to start the fall semester in the U.S.U.S. to fund field hospital in MaranhãoUnited States awards grant for production of low-cost ventilators in São PauloGLOBE Program completes 25 years; AEB celebrates 5 of partnership with projectU.S.-Brazil PrioritiesUnited States awards grant for production of low-cost ventilators in São PauloU.S. and Brazil Promote Cooperation and Coordination on Issues of Mutual Interest to Agricultural Producers and ExportersU.S. Consulate General São Paulo Public Affairs Section Annual Program Statement FY 2020The United States opens up more opportunities for sugarcane exports in 2020BrasiliaThe United States Delivers Ventilators to Assist with Brazil’s Response to COVID-19Health Alert: Virtual Town Hall on Federal Benefits May 28 at 10:00amU.S. Ambassador Todd C. Chapman arrives in BrazilMessage for U.S. Citizens: Commercial Flights in BrazilBelo HorizonteU.S. will maintain existing Embassy Office In BHU.S. Embassy and Consulates Celebrate 243rd Independence Day and 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon LandingU.S. brings the gospel band Oscar Williams the band of Life to Salvador, Belo Horizonte, Ouro Preto, Porto Alegre, and BrasiliaU.S. Ambassador Michael McKinley inaugurates EducationUSA office at Belo Horizonte BNCPorto AlegreU.S. Consul General in Porto Alegre departs postRio Grande do Sul Legislative Assembly launches Brazil-U.S. Parliamentary FrontThe United States returns to Expointer after 26 yearsUpdate: Resumption of Consular Activities in Porto AlegreRecifeU.S. Consulate General Recife Public Affairs Section Annual Program Statement FY 2020United States calls for proposals on Design and Implementation of Access Programs in Brazil U.S. Embassy and Consulates Celebrate 243rd Independence Day and 50th Anniversary of Apollo 11 Moon LandingThe U.S. Consulate General in Recife Temporarily Reduces Consular servicesRio de JaneiroMessage for U.S Citizens: The U.S. Consulate General Rio de Janeiro will host a Virtual Town Hall on April 28.UNITAS 2019 gathers militaries from 13 countries in Rio de JaneiroUnited States calls for proposals on Design and Implementation of Access Programs in Brazil Want to study in the US and have no idea where to start?Sao PauloUnited States awards grant for production of low-cost ventilators in São PauloU.S. Consulate General São Paulo Public Affairs Section Annual Program Statement FY 2020U.S. expert to discuss the use of new technologies to combat misinformationUnited States calls for proposals on Design and Implementation of Access Programs in Brazil  Julia Harlan led the reopening of the U.S. consulate in 2017 and boosted business partnerships and security and education initiatives in southern BrazilPorto Alegre, July 13, 2020: After three years as head of the U.S. Consulate General in Porto Alegre, Julia Harlan is departing post this week. Julia took up her duties as consul general of the U.S. Consulate in Porto Alegre in June 2017. Under her leadership, the diplomatic representation expanded its activities beyond the issuance of visas and was reclassified by the U.S. Department of State as a Consulate General in 2019.During her tour, the Consulate issued more than 130,000 visas, the bonds of friendship between Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina and the United States were strengthened and numerous business opportunities were created. Rio Grande do Sul welcomed American missions from the health and agricultural sectors, took important steps towards internationalization by hosting SelectUSA seminars and created the first Brazil-United States state parliamentary front. It was under Julia s leadership that the United States returned to Expointer with its own stand after 25 years. Santa Catarina also welcomed SelectUSA seminars and commercial missions.She also focused on cooperation in the areas of public security and education during her tenure. American police officers trained in combatting gender-based violence, counterterrorism and border control provided training to local peers. Hundreds of young people and adults from Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina participated in exchange programs sponsored by the U.S. government, including the Youth Ambassadors and the International Visitors Leadership Program (IVLP). English teachers from public schools received training to improve the teaching of the language, and public school students were able to attend free English classes. In higher education, PUCRS, the University of Caxias do Sul and the State University of Santa Catarina opened EducationUSA student advising offices to offer free guidance to those interested in studying in the United States.In these three years, the consul general and her team have also worked to share the plurality of the American culture. Residents of Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina were able to taste traditional African American dishes prepared by chef Jerome Grant, from the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington, DC, and to applaud the music of the gospel band Oscar Williams and the Band of Life, which performed on the traditional stage of the São Pedro Theater.In the words of the United States Ambassador to Brazil, Todd Chapman, “Julia Harlan s leadership as the consul general in Southern Brazil has increased the level of the United States involvement in the region. We will continue to benefit from this engagement for years to come”.“I will not forget the great moments I lived here and the great friends I made”, says Julia, who together with her husband and two children, is now leaving southern Brazil.The new Consul General of the United States Consulate in Porto Alegre, Shane Christensen, is expected to arrive in the state capital next week. Footer Disclaimer This is the official website of the U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Brazil. External links to other Internet sites should not be construed as an endorsement of the views or privacy policies contained therein.

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