Brazil
Brazil is South America's largest country and one of the world's most captivating travel destinations, renowned for its spectacular natural landscapes, vibrant cities and rich cultural diversity. From the iconic beaches and landmarks of Rio de Janeiro to the immense Amazon rainforest, thundering Iguaçu Falls and colourful colonial towns, Brazil offers an extraordinary variety of experiences.
Discover the energy and culture of Rio de Janeiro, explore the historic streets of Salvador, experience the remarkable wildlife of the Pantanal, venture into the Amazon, or relax along Brazil's beautiful Atlantic coastline. Music, dance, festivals and regional traditions are woven into everyday life, while the country's diverse heritage is reflected in its architecture, cuisine and communities.
With its incredible biodiversity, welcoming culture, world-famous celebrations and breathtaking scenery, Brazil offers unforgettable experiences for travellers seeking nature, culture, wildlife, beaches and adventure.
| Visa requirements | Australian passport holders require a visa to enter Brazil and should obtain the appropriate visa before travel. Travellers should check Smartraveller for the latest entry requirements and travel advice. For non-Australian passport holders, visa requirements vary depending on nationality and should be confirmed with the relevant Brazilian embassy or consulate before travel. |
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| Languages spoken | Portuguese is the official and most widely spoken language. |
| Currency used | Brazilian Real (BRL) |
| Area (km2) | Approximately 8,515,767 km² |
| Country name | Federative Republic of Brazil |



