Multiple entry visa

@Tarshacbrown

It is all very new, so the system and intricacies have yet to be evaluated, tested and worked out. There is also the potential for yet another delay.

However, in my opinion,  you should assume at this point that you WILL need the evisa when you return from Peru. I think the risk is too high not to have it...

@Peter Itamaraca

thank you! i understand but i already have 90 days entry granted, so no matter who i contact in regards to my visa appication no one can help me as i applied for it while in brazil already so its confusing

You have up to 90 days granted, not 90 days. Remember a visa is a privilege not a right. The evisa is an electronic application, so that is the way you will receive it back - assuming that you satisfied the requirements and it is granted.

I know several others who are also waiting, sorry but it is not Brazilian to receive anything well ahead of the deadline!

@Peter Itamaraca Perfect thanks for the info Peter

@Tarshacbrown I had two days remaining on my 90 day Visa when I came back from Miami where I had just gotten my FBI Background check and fingerprints. I had ALL my paperwork with me for the Federal Police to get a Permanent Visa. Even then I was stopped at Sao Paulo customs and it took several hours and my Brazilian Wife calling from Ceara and sending copies of family passport`s, document`s and negotiating on my behalf. Finally I received a final ok from an authority in Brasilia on Easter Weekend to let me back into Brazil.

My advice is have a Plan B., if you cannot get back. I always say it is not what you read or some authority tells you, but the understanding of the 6ft. tall 250lb.  Customs Agent that stops you at Customs. They have the final say.

Roddie in Retirement.