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The Brazilian government has announced that it will reinstate visa requirements for nationals of Australia, Canada, Japan and the United States.
Key Points:
Additional Information: Brazilian authorities stated that they are open to negotiating visa exemption agreements with Australia, Canada, Japan and the United States on mutual bases. More information regarding the visitor visa requirements is available here.
BAL Analysis: The Brazilian government will reinstate visitor visa requirements for travelers from Australia, Japan, Canada and the United States as a reciprocal response to these countries ending their visa-exemption policies with Brazil.
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