Traveling Out of Brazil with a CIE card.

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GodballMember27 April 2015 13:21:25

I traveled out of Brazil shortly after I picked up my CIE card from Policia Federal. While leaving I gave my passport and CIE card to the lady at the Counter in the Airport and all she did was to stamp me out without indicating how long I was permitted to be away for (That's the stipulated 2 years). I was just wondering if this invalidates my CIE card and permanent visa because there was nothing really different from my earlier exits from Brazil on tourist visa.

jland912 Serial expat

Member since 14 July 2013

jland912Serial expat27 April 2015 15:35:54

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As long as you return within 2 years you will be fine.

ClaudioD Active member

Member since 01 March 2015

ClaudioDActive member27 April 2015 16:58:55

It also happened to me , sometimes they just forget to write it down in the stamp , but it`s the same story " be back within two years or lose your RNE ".

James ViP

Member since 20 June 2010

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JamesViP27 April 2015 18:09:49

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Permanent residents of Brazil are permitted to be out of the country for up to two years, except under exceptional circumstances such as being hospitalized before they would lose their permanency.

Cheers,
James Expat-blog Experts Team

ioklju Guest

iokljuGuest27 April 2015 18:19:54

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hi James
Thanks for your all help and good posts ,i need info regarding USA visa ,i am already got my permanent visa here in Brazil now i and my wife we both want to travel USA for short visa ,will you help me what documents i need in USA embassy for visit visa ,and do we need invitation letter ?and what else document require?

ClaudioD Active member

Member since 01 March 2015

ClaudioDActive member27 April 2015 21:27:00

Why don't you try to find answers for the US visa in the US section of this blog ?

Godball Member

Member since 18 September 2012

GodballMember28 April 2015 06:08:03

Cheers to everyone for their valuable replies to my post. It has calmed my mind a great deal.

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