Guarulhos Aeromóvel Finally Opens to Passengers—But Only After-Hours
Brazil and India Lift Trade Ambitions to US$20 Billion, Pledge Faster Business Mobility
Traditional-Knowledge Agreement Opens Patent-Examiner Secondments Between Brazil and India
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Mexico Reinstates Electronic Visitor Visa (e-Visa) for Brazilian Nationals
Mexico has restored its online e-Visa for Brazilian citizens, replacing the consular sticker introduced in 2022. The digital permit—issued within hours—streamlines tourist and business travel and is expected to boost demand on Brazil-Mexico routes. Companies should update travel guidance and remind employees that land and sea arrivals still require a paper visa.
Carnival-Week Flight Cancellations Across Latin America Snarl Brazilian Travel Plans
A multi-carrier operational meltdown on 20 February caused dozens of cancellations and delays across Latin American hubs, with Guarulhos-based flights hardest hit. The disruption underscores ongoing fragility in Brazil’s aviation network and the need for proactive traveller-tracking during peak periods.
Tougher EU Rules Drive 40 % Surge in Brazilian Demand for Migration Consultancy
Tribuna do Sertão reveals a 40 % jump in Brazilians seeking professional help to navigate Europe’s tougher immigration landscape. New language and integration demands in France and Portugal are prompting earlier, more thorough legal preparation—and raising compliance questions for Brazilian employers accommodating remote-work relocations.
New Passport Fee Schedule for 2026 Raises Cost Awareness for Brazilian Travelers
A 20 February Estado de Minas report details Brazil’s 2026 passport fee schedule: while the basic R$ 257.25 tariff is unchanged, optional services and urgency surcharges push real-world costs significantly higher. Corporates need to budget for the uptick, especially when sponsoring multiple family members’ passports.
WeBoat Brasil Issues PIX-Centric Payment Guide for Foreign Tourists in Rio
Boat-charter marketplace WeBoat Brasil has released a detailed guide for foreign tourists on using PIX, PayPal, Zelle and international cards to pay for services in Rio. The advice—published 20 February—can be repurposed by corporate travel planners to streamline expense handling and reduce cash usage.