Now Indians Can Visit Brazil without Visas, Says Its President
Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right politician, came to power at the beginning of the year and has made it a policy to reduce visa requirements from a number of developed countries.
SAO PAOLO, BRAZIL:
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No visa needed for Indian and Chinese tourists and businesspersons
Jair Bolsonaro has cut visa requirements from a many developed countries
Brazil ended visa requirements for US, Canada, Japan, Australia citizens
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro said on Thursday the South American nation will drop its requirement that visiting Chinese and Indian tourists or businesspeople obtain visas.
Bolsonaro, a far-right politician, came to power at the beginning of the year and has made it a policy to reduce visa requirements from a number of developed countries. But the announcement, made during an official visit to China, is the first he has made expanding that policy to the developing world.
Earlier this year, the Brazilian government ended visa requirements for tourists and business people from the United States, Canada, Japan and Australia. Those countries, however, have not in return dropped their visa requirements for Brazilian citizens.
Original News: All India | Reuters
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