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Brazil vs United States passport comparison

Compare Brazilian and United States passport strength and see which destinations distinguish their travel access.

Option 1
Brazil
Option 2
United States
Rank equivalent#20

Brazil

172 destinations without a prior visa

Home 1Free 126ETA 11VOA 35eVisa 26Visa 28
Rank equivalent#11

United States

184 destinations without a prior visa

Home 1Free 135ETA 12VOA 37eVisa 22Visa 17Restricted 2— 1
38 destinations shown
DestinationBrazilUnited States
Africa 9
Burkina FasoeVisa—
LesothoVisaFree
LiberiaeVisaVisa
MaliVisaRestricted
MozambiqueeVisaETA
NamibiaFreeVOA
Sierra LeoneVOAVisa
South SudaneVisaVisa
ZambiaVOAFree
Americas 5
BrazilHomeeVisa
CanadaVisaFree
MexicoeVisaFree
United StatesVisaHome
VenezuelaFreeeVisa
Caribbean 2
Puerto RicoVisaFree
US Virgin IslandsVisaFree
Asia 8
BangladesheVisaVOA
BruneiVisaFree
ChinaFreeVisa
North KoreaVisaRestricted
South KoreaETAFree
Taiwan (Chinese Taipei)VisaFree
Timor-LesteVOAFree
TurkmenistanVisaVOA
Europe 2
BelarusFreeeVisa
Russian FederationFreeVisa
Middle East 5
IranFreeVisa
IraqVisaeVisa
KuwaitVisaVOA
Saudi ArabiaeVisaVOA
SyriaeVisaVOA
Oceania 7
American SamoaVisaFree
AustraliaVisaETA
GuamVisaFree
Marshall IslandsVOAFree
NiueVisaVOA
Northern Mariana IslandsVisaFree
Palau IslandsVOAFree
What the scores show

Brazil and United States, side by side

Brazil has a mobility score of 172 and a rank equivalent of #20. United States scores 184, equivalent to #11. Use “Differences only” above to isolate destinations where their entry categories differ.

Using the comparison table’s access hierarchy, Brazil has the easier result in 13 destinations,United States in 25, and they are equivalent in 189.

Compare Brazil and the US destination by destination, including access within the Americas and beyond. Short-visit categories do not measure regional residence arrangements, work permission, or eligibility for a second citizenship.