Embassy of Brazil in Washington

The Embassy of Brazil in Washington represents Brazil before the US Government. It is at 3006 Massachusetts Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20008, on Massachusetts Avenue.

According to the Embassy's own contact page, questions about the e-Visa go to VFS Global's email, brazilevisa@vfsglobal.com, not to the Embassy.

Address, phone and map of the Embassy of Brazil

Real reviews of the Embassy of Brazil in Washington

Averaging 3.7 stars over 74 Google reviews at the time of writing.

I called the Embassy with questions and was told to call the consulate, with no further explanation.

Tiago C.

To those complaining: an embassy is not a consulate. Passports and services for citizens are at the consulate.

Lucas S.

I sent my questions by email and all were answered the next day; it is the phone line that needs more attention.

Luana K.

What does an embassy do, and what does a consulate do?

The embassy handles relations between the two governments: politics, trade, culture, education and science. There is one per country, in the capital.

The consulate serves citizens: passports, civil registry, powers of attorney, military service, CPF and certificates. In Washington, that role belongs to the Consulate General, which covers the District of Columbia, North Carolina, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia.

If you live in another state, neither the Embassy nor the Washington consulate is yours: jurisdiction goes by state.

Details verified on 4 October 2026.

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