Brazil ordinary passports: Bosnia and Herzegovina visa-free entry with annual cap
The live Brazilian Presidency decree promulgates the bilateral agreement: nationals holding valid national passports are visa-exempt for tourism, holidays or business for up to 90 days, capped at 180 days annually from first entry.
- The agreement covers nationals of either party who hold valid national passports. This normalized row is limited to a Brazilian ordinary/national passport and does not extend the route to a diplomatic, official, service, business, identity-card, seaman, emergency, refugee, alien or other special travel document.
- A stay may not exceed 90 days and the total length of stay may not exceed 180 days per year from first entry.
- The treaty is stated to be valid indefinitely but permits diplomatic suspension or denunciation. The cited live legal record does not itself establish that no later diplomatic notification has occurred; final admission remains with Bosnia and Herzegovina authorities.
- Work, residence, transit, admissibility, passport validity, carrier and final-border-control requirements remain separate.