MigraMundo: Fim da novela? Brasil retoma exigência de visto de turista para cidadãos de EUA, Canadá e Austrália
April 15, 2025

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Com a retomada da exigência de visto no Brasil para turistas dos EUA, Canadá e Austrália, o Diretor Executivo Diogo Kloper destaca a necessidade de um processo claro e simplificado em entrevista ao MigraMundo. Embora algumas empresas prefiram que a isenção permaneça em vigor, ele aponta para uma questão mais urgente: a incerteza em relação às regras. Diogo explica que requisitos pouco claros ou instáveis podem atrapalhar os planos de viagem, criar ônus administrativos e complicar as operações comerciais.
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As Brazil resumes its visa requirement for tourists from the US, Canada and Australia, Managing Director Diogo Kloper highlights the need for a clear and streamlined process in an interview with MigraMundo. While some companies may prefer the exemption to remain in place, he points to a more pressing issue: uncertainty around the rules. Diogo explains that unclear or shifting requirements can disrupt travel plans, create administrative burdens and complicate business operations.
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