COVID-19 Test for Travel to Brazil

COVID-19 Test for Travel to Brazil

Are you planning to travel to Brazil from San Diego? If so, you must comply with the most recent COVID-19 testing requirements outlined by the Brazilian government for travelers coming into Brazil. Brazil started allowing international travelers back into the country in January 2022. However, a second wave of COVID-19 has struck the country of Brazil over the last six months. In response, the Brazilian government now requires travelers to undergo mandatory COVID-19 testing and apply for a Health Declaration Form before being allowed into the country.

Many people traveling to Brazil are unaware of these COVID-19 testing requirements because of the prevalence of COVID-19 and low-staffed embassies in many countries. But here, you can learn about the COVID-19 travel testing requirements you need to complete before traveling to Brazil from San Diego. Give us a call today to learn more about our COVID-19 testing services or to schedule your appointment: (858) 412-6066

Learn More About COVID-19 Testing for Travel to Brazil

Brazil has no mandatory vaccination requirements or any quarantine requirements. On the other hand, your vaccination status determines which testing and documentation requirements you need to fulfill. An unvaccinated traveler must undergo a required antigen or PCR (polymerase chain reaction) test within 24 hours from the scheduled arrival date in Brazil. Either COVID-19 test must get done at an accredited laboratory, such as the one at Urgent Care La Jolla in San Diego.

COVID-19 Testing for Travel to Brazil

If the PCF test comes back negative, you will be allowed to board a plane for Brazil. Ensure you bring the test results showing your PCR test returned negative within 24 hours of the arrival date. If you don’t produce this documentation at the airport, you cannot board the plane. Fully vaccinated travelers won’t need to take a PCR test within 24 hours and prove the results are negative. Instead, the vaccinated travelers must bring their official vaccination cards to the airport to verify their vaccination status. In addition, all children under 12 years of age won’t have to present proof of negative test results on a PCR test before departure.

Applying for a Health Declaration Form

The Brazilian government also requires travelers to apply for a Health Declaration Form before traveling to Brazil. It is fast and easy to complete and submit a Health Declaration Form because the entire process can be completed online in three easy steps.

1) Visit iVisa.com

iVisa.com is where you can access a digital version of the Health Declaration Form. So, go to the website and complete the basic information about yourself. It will also ask you to select the processing time you prefer.

2) Submit the Document and Payment Online

Complete the entire form accurately, then enter your credit card payment information to pay the required application fee. Finally, read over all the information you entered to ensure it is 100% accurate. Then you can submit the form and payment.

3) Upload the Documents

Upload the digital version of the completed Health Declaration form and all other supporting documents to the Brazilian Ministry of Health.

Get Your COVID-19 Testing for Travel to Brazil Today

Please visit Urgent Care La Jolla to receive your required COVID-19 test before your departure to Brazil. Our accredited laboratory satisfies the government requirements for issuing COVID-19 testing to travelers. Give us a call today to learn more about our COVID-19 testing services or to schedule your appointment: (858) 412-6066

Posted in COVID-19.

Dr. Peter Mann