Foreign embassies and consulates in Brazil, plus Brazil's own diplomatic missions abroad — with contact details, office hours and visa guidance for each.
Brazil hosts 536 foreign embassies and diplomatic missions, most of them in Brasilia and Brasília, representing countries from 6 continents. Brazil also maintains 263 embassies and consulates in 142 countries worldwide, spanning 6 continents.
Brazil is host to 536 foreign diplomatic missions sent by 127 countries. The largest concentration is in Brasilia, with 119 missions, while the capital, Brasília, hosts the remainder of the embassy community. Missions are also present in Sao Paulo and Rio De Janeiro.
Not every mission offers the same services. The list below includes 188 consulate generals, 154 honorary consulates, 130 embassys and 64 consulates. An embassy is the main mission and normally sits in the capital; a consulate general or consulate handles visas and passport work for its own region; an honorary consulate offers limited help and usually cannot issue visas. If you are unsure which one to approach, our guide to embassies and consulates explains the difference in plain language. Read the guide →
Brazil maintains its own network of 263 embassies and consulates in 142 countries across 6 continents. If you are a Brazil citizen travelling or living overseas, these are the offices that renew your passport, register a birth abroad and assist in an emergency.
Every listing on this page links to a full profile with the street address, telephone number, email, official website, a map and live opening hours converted to Brazil local time. Contact details change without notice, so always confirm on the mission's official website before travelling to an appointment.
536 diplomatic missions located in Brazil, most in Brasilia. Click any country to find the address, phone number, and visa services.
Brazil operates 263 diplomatic missions in 142 countries across 6 continents. Click any country to find the address, phone number, and services offered.
Entry rules for Brazil depend on your nationality — many travelers need a visa or electronic authorization, while some enter visa-free for short stays. Check with the nearest Brazil mission listed above.
Applications are handled by Brazil's embassies and consulates abroad, or through authorized visa centers. Book an appointment and confirm required documents before you apply.
Work, study and family visas usually require sponsorship or admission first and take longer to process. Start with the official immigration portal of Brazil.
Always confirm current requirements with the nearest Brazil embassy before travel. (Replace this section with your hand-written visa guide for Brazil.)
Brazil hosts 536 foreign diplomatic missions — embassies, consulates general, consulates and honorary consulates. The full list above is searchable by country.
Most missions are concentrated in Brasilia (119 missions), typically near government ministries and the diplomatic quarter.
Yes — Brazil operates 263 diplomatic missions abroad, each listed above with full contact details.
Select your country from the list above to open its embassy page, where you'll find phone, email, address, a map and current office hours. For emergencies, use the 24-hour consular line on the official website.