Tourists from the US, Canada, Japan and Australia will no longer need a visa to visit Brazil

If watching a game at Rio de Janeiro’s Maracanã stadium had ever featured on your agenda since the 2014 FIFA World Cup, you can now do so without adding a trip to the consulate as part of your itinerary.From June 17, tourists from the United States, Canada, Japan and Australia will no longer need a visa to visit Brazil.Travelers with a valid passport will be able to explore Brazil for up to 90 days, and can even extend their stay to up to 180 days (however, expect a visit to the Federal Police to get the extension approved).The move was announced in March before an official visit by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro to the White House.