16th International Software Product Line Conference Salvador - Brazil, September 02 - 07, 2012
Citizens from certain countries are required to obtain a visa in order to enter Brazil.
Important:
- If you are required to obtain a visa, be sure to plan your visa application in advance. Processing time may vary.
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-Visas can also be submitted by visa service companies.
Visa Information
If you need a support letter for obtaining your visa, we ask you to please register at (http://www.splc2012.net/Registration.html) and send a request email to Hugo Andrade (hugosica [at] dcc [dot] ufba [dot] br) with the following information::
- Full name
- Citizenship
- Occupation
Once your registration is completed and confirmed, we will provide you with a signed visa support letter. If your visa is denied, you can send us a confirmation and request a refund, upon proof of visa refusal.
US Citizens
Brazil requires U.S. citizens to carry a valid U.S. passport and visa when traveling to Brazil for any purpose. You need to obtain a tourist visa prior to attending SPLC.
Consular and visa services in the US are provided according to the jurisdiction described below. Please contact the consulate of your jurisdiction for detailed information on visa application. The link will take you directly to the visa information section at the consulate's website.
Citizens from other countries
Citizens from most countries in the European Union and South America are exempted from obtaining a visa to enter Brazil. Please check the table below and contact a local brazilian consulate if you are required to obtain a visa.
If you are exempted, please be sure that your passport is valid for more than 6 months. All exemptions are valid for a stay up to 90 days, except for Venezuelan passport holders. Also, check if you need a Yellow Fever ICV (International Certificate of Vaccination) here.