BRAZIL APPROVES A DECREE TO EXEMPT TOURISTS FROM US, JAPAN, AUSTRALIA AND CANADA FROM VISAS
MARICÁ, FIRST MUNICIPALITY OF THE COUNTRY IN RECEPTION OF ROYALTIES OF OIL & GAS, APPROVES AN ANNUAL BUDGET FOR 2019 OF R$ 2,500 million
December 7, 2018
THE SENATE RELEASES THE GAMBLING LAW SO THAT IT CAN BE VOTED IN SESSION
April 3, 2019
The Brazilian government approves a decree so citizens from the US, Japan, Australia and Canada do not need visas to travel as tourists to Brazil as long as their stay does not exceed 180 days a year.
American tourists are Brazil´s second largest visitor group every year behind Argentinean.
