No vaccine is required when traveling to Western European countries. But take the opportunity to keep your immunization card up to date.

The Brazilian citizen who travels to Italy for tourism does not need a visa. The period of stay in Italian territory is 90 days (the same applies to the other countries of the European Union).

If your stay is longer than 10 days, the citizen must report to the Italian authorities between the 8th (eighth) day of his arrival in Italy to inform the period and the reason for his stay. This authority is called “Questura”.

In the event of a possible extension of the period permitted by law, the citizen must also request this extension, obviously justifying the reason, and the decision for such extension will be exclusively at the discretion of the Italian authorities and its authorization should not be considered as guaranteed.

The Tourist, when entering Italy and eventually being questioned by the border police, must demonstrate that he can guarantee himself economically during the period of his stay in Italian territory, in addition, the International Travel Insurance that is in accordance with the Schengen Treaty, which guarantees emergency medical coverage with a limit of € 30,000.00.

Omint Seguros Viagem Euro has tailor-made coverings to perfectly meet all the requirements of the Schengen Treaty and you can travel to any country in Europe without any problems, even if you go to Italy and migrate to nearby countries.

Milão – Milan Linate International Airport
Tel: 39 (02) 7485-2200

Roma – Leonardo da Vinci (Fiumicino) Airport
Tel: 39 (06) 65951
E-mail: info@adr.it

Veneza – Aeroporto Marco Polo
Tel: 39 (41) 2606 906