Travel vaccines in 2026: what you actually need and the yellow fever country list
Only yellow fever is a legal entry requirement — 47 countries ask for the ICVP, the International Certificate of Vaccination, which Brazil's ANVISA issues for free and which is valid for life after a single dose. The shot must be taken at least 10 days before you fly, and it's free at any public health post. Everything else (hepatitis A and B, MMR, typhoid, rabies) is a recommendation, not a requirement — and malaria is a pill, not a vaccine.
Curadoria Voyspark · Jul 13
Travel documents in 2026: the definitive checklist, destination by destination
For a Brazilian passport holder in 2026, travel documents depend entirely on the destination: for Mercosur, a physical national ID in good condition (issued less than 10 years ago) is enough; for Europe/Schengen, a valid passport, €30,000 in travel insurance, and the new ETIAS (€20, from the last quarter of 2026); for the United Kingdom, a passport plus the ETA (£16, rising to £20 in April 2026); and for the United States, a passport with a B1/B2 visa (US$185 MRV fee) — because Brazil is not in the ESTA program. This checklist lays out, country by country, what's mandatory, what it costs, and when to start.
Curadoria Voyspark · Jul 13
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