Policia Federal | Customs and Immigration
Brazil
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- Verified:
- 9 months ago
- GPS:
- -16.08685, -57.67527
- Altitude:
- 152.0 masl
- Contributor:
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YellowVanDays
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This is where you get your passport stamped in or out of Brazil for the Formosa crossing. If leaving the country, then they are happy to stamp it in advance for leaving the next day. Supposed to be open 8am - 11pm, but it might be closed at lunchtime and might be closed after 8.30pm… Very friendly chap on the
desk.
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On sundays and holidays it is only from 16.00-18.00h. They take your passport and let you wait outside the gate.
Report Check-InYou need to do all the paperwork over here if you want to go to Bolivia. Super easy and friendly.
Report Check-Inthis is where you need to get your exit stamp for your passport, friendly and quick staff. aduana for car is at the border.
Report Check-InSortie du pays sans problème même si notre visa est dépassé de 7 jours ! Pour les mineurs rien de spécial et pour les majeures, on signe un papier qui stipule que, lors de notre prochaine visite au Brésil, on devra payer 700 réal (100/j/p). Personnel sympa.
Report Check-InWe drove into Brazil from San Matias, Bolivia and were instructed to get our Brazil entry stamp in Caceres. This is the place to do so. The custom officer in the front desk stamped our entry.
If you’re leaving Brazil you also need to get your exit stamp here.
Report Check-InAfter exiting from San Matías, Bolivia you must travel to Cáceres to have passports stamped by Federal Police
Report Check-InOn a Saturday the place was looking closed, but if you go to the small gate the guard in the gatehouse will come out and take your passports inside for processing
Report Check-InThe chap on the desk was very friendly and spoke good English. You need this passport stamp before you can go get your TIP from the Aduana.
Report Check-InThis is where you get your passport stamped in or out of Brazil. If coming in, you won't need a temporary import permit for your vehicle (Brazil don't seem to care about foreign vehicles). If leaving the country, then they are happy to stamp it in advance for leaving the next day. Supposed to be open 8am - 11pm, but it might be closed at lunchtime and might be closed after 8.30pm… Very friendly chap on the
desk.