Officials in Brazil remove COVID-19-related entry measures as of June 5

As of June 5, authorities in Brazil have removed all remaining COVID-19-related international travel restrictions. Visitors no longer need to be vaccinated or submit a negative COVID test on arrival. Minimal domestic measures remain.

Authorities in Brazil only require the use of facemasks for staff and patients in health centers and hospitals with confirmed or suspected cases of COVID-19. Most states are no longer enforcing restrictive measures.

All restrictions are subject to amendment at short notice.

For more information, please visit the ANVISA official website.