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Brazil grants a temporary visa to foreigners who come to the country with the proven…
Brazil grants a temporary visa to foreigners who come to the country with the proven objective of undergoing medical treatment, whether for long-term procedures, therapies or surgeries. To apply for this visa, it is necessary to present documents such as medical reports, a…
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Brazil grants a temporary visa to foreigners who come to the country with the proven objective of undergoing medical treatment, whether for long-term procedures, therapies or surgeries. To apply for this visa, it is necessary to present documents such as medical reports, a letter of acceptance from the hospital or clinic in Brazil, in addition to proving sufficient financial resources to cover the treatment and stay. Health insurance may also be required. The country is an international reference in several areas of medicine, which attracts patients from various parts of the world. A relevant point is that foreigners who are already in Brazil as a tourist can request temporary residence for health treatment purposes, as long as they prove the medical need through appropriate documentation. This authorization allows you to legally remain in the country for the time necessary for treatment and can be extended if there is medical justification. Residency can also be extended to companions when necessary.
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