Zimbabwe Visa for Brazilian Citizens
Brazilian citizens need a visa to visit Zimbabwe. The single-entry tourist visa costs $30 and can be obtained on arrival at Harare and Victoria Falls airports or applied for in advance through the e-Visa system at evisa.gov.zw. For travelers combining Zimbabwe with Zambia, the KAZA UniVisa ($50) covers both countries for 30 days with multiple crossings. Zimbabwe offers Victoria Falls (one of the world's great natural wonders), the game-rich Hwange National Park, and the remote canoe safaris of Mana Pools. Brazilian travelers should note that a yellow fever vaccination certificate is required since Brazil is a yellow fever endemic country.
Visa At a Glance
- Visa Type
- Visa on Arrival / e-Visa
- Best Option
- e-Visa ($30) or KAZA UniVisa ($50 for Zimbabwe + Zambia)
- Cost
- $30
- Processing
- 0-5 days
- Validity
- 90 days
- Entries
- Single
E-Visa Application
RecommendedCost
$30
Processing
2-5 business days
Stay Permitted
90 days
Entries
Single
How to Apply for E-Visa
Go to evisa.gov.zw and create an account
Select 'Single Entry Visa' ($30 for Brazilian citizens)
Fill in the application form with travel and personal details
Upload a passport-size photo (JPEG, white background)
Upload passport bio page scan
Upload return or onward flight ticket
Upload proof of accommodation (hotel booking or invitation letter)
Upload yellow fever certificate (required for Brazilian travelers)
Pay $30 via credit card or debit card
Wait 2-5 business days for approval
Print the e-Visa approval letter to show at immigration
Requirements
E-Visa Documents
- Valid Brazilian passport (6+ months validity beyond entry, 2 blank pages)
- Passport-size photo (digital, white background)
- Scanned passport bio page
- Return or onward flight ticket
- Proof of accommodation
- Yellow fever certificate (required for travelers from Brazil)
- Proof of sufficient funds (may be requested)
At Immigration
What to Present
- •Valid Brazilian passport (6+ months validity, 2 blank pages)
- •Printed e-Visa approval letter (if applied online)
- •Yellow fever certificate (required for Brazilian travelers)
- •Return or onward flight ticket
- •Proof of accommodation
Tips
- •Print your e-Visa approval letter (do not rely on phone screenshots)
- •Carry your yellow fever certificate (required for Brazilian travelers)
- •Carry USD cash for visa on arrival if you have not applied online
- •If getting the KAZA UniVisa on arrival, specify that you want it
Typical processing time: 15-30 minutes
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Not carrying a yellow fever certificate (required for Brazilian travelers)
- Not specifying KAZA UniVisa on arrival (you must request it)
- Not printing the e-Visa approval letter
- Passport with fewer than 6 months validity
- Not carrying USD cash for visa on arrival payment
Frequently Asked Questions
Do Brazilian citizens need a visa for Zimbabwe?
Yes. Brazilian citizens need a visa costing $30 for a single entry (90 days). Apply online at evisa.gov.zw or obtain on arrival. The KAZA UniVisa ($50) covers both Zimbabwe and Zambia.
Do Brazilians need a yellow fever vaccine for Zimbabwe?
Yes. Brazil is a yellow fever endemic country, so Zimbabwe requires a valid yellow fever vaccination certificate from Brazilian travelers.
What is the KAZA UniVisa?
The KAZA UniVisa costs $50 and allows multiple entries between Zimbabwe and Zambia for 30 days. It is available at Victoria Falls, Livingstone, and Kazungula border posts.
Can I get a visa on arrival in Zimbabwe?
Yes. Visa on arrival is available at Harare and Victoria Falls airports for $30. The e-Visa is recommended for faster processing.
Can I use US dollars in Zimbabwe?
Yes. USD is the primary currency used throughout Zimbabwe for hotels, restaurants, park fees, and most transactions. Carry small denominations as change can be an issue.
Visa Requirements for Brazilian Citizens in Other Countries
Planning a multi-country trip? Check the requirements for your other destinations.