Brazil grants visa exemptions for Chinese nationals
The decision was presented as a reciprocal step following China’s adoption of a similar exemption policy in 2025, as noted by reports citing the Brazilian presidency.
China began rolling out a trial program on June 1 that permits travelers from several Latin American countries — including Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Peru and Uruguay — to enter the country without obtaining a visa in advance.
Brazil’s move is aimed at encouraging closer people-to-people interaction between China and other regions, aligning with Beijing’s broader efforts to deepen relations with Latin America and additional international partners.
According to reports, Lula conveyed the decision directly to Chinese President Xi Jinping during a phone conversation held late Thursday.
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