Many wonder if it is necessary to be vaccinated against yellow fever to go to the United States. Relax, there is no need for it; however, for people who wish to stop by in Panama first, the vaccine is mandatory.

Do not forget that it is required only if you actually enter the country, passing through their immigration, which is not the case when making only one stopover or connection.
There are Copa Airlines flights to the US with a stopover in Panama. Tocumen Airport has a “common area” for connections that includes all departure gates. If you do not leave this area, there is no need for the vaccine. From the gates out, it is another story.

If you get vaccinated, remember that you should get the vaccine ten days before you travel and that people who have been immunized more than ten years should take a booster dose of the vaccine, as its validity is only 10 years. It is essential to take the International Vaccination Card proving it.

Source: http://estadosunidosbrasil.com.br

Regardless of whether your desire is to travel, study or just work, to travel to the United States, every Brazilian needs a non-immigrant visa.
Here are the step-by-step instructions you should follow:

Access the site http://www.visto-eua.com.br/ageamento -web / index.jsp? locale = en_BR and pay the interview fee. After payment, you will be able to choose the place and date of your interview. (Brasília, Recife, Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo).

Fill out the electronic form DS-160 at least 48 hours before the interview scheduling date. You must upload photos on Form DS-160.

Pay the Consular Fee and present yourself on the day of your interview with the following documents in hand:
1- Recent photograph 5 × 5 cm or 5 × 7 cm. Important: do not take the picture with glasses.
2- Proof of interview scheduling
3- Current passport with a minimum validity of 06 months
4- Previous passports (expired)
5- Documents of income / assets of the applicant + of the spouse if applicable + of the trip payer (if different): in this case, you must make a letter of cost);
6- The last 3 paychecks / payslips / pro-labores;
7- Bank statements from the last three months preceding the date of the interview (current account / savings / investments / funds);
8- Income Tax Declaration Complete with Original Delivery Receipt (always the last 2 declarations);
9- Evidence of its strong ties with Brazil (examples: work card, declaration of personal income tax assets, paychecks, marriage and birth certificates, social contract, bank statements, school statements, etc.).

ATTENTION: Advance planning can facilitate the visa application process. Apply for your visa well in advance of your trip.

Source: http://estadosunidosbrasil.com.br/visto-americano

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