Yes — after addressing the reason for refusal (usually provided in writing). We offer a free reapplication review for clients who applied through Zabeel Travel.

No — the Brazilian Embassy operates Sunday to Thursday. We monitor the appointment portal daily and alert you when new slots open (sometimes within 48 hours).

Each applicant (including minors) needs a separate appointment and application. However, families can often schedule back-to-back slots — we coordinate this for you.

Each applicant (including minors) needs a separate appointment and application. However, families can often schedule back-to-back slots — we coordinate this for you.

Not officially required — but highly recommended. Medical costs in Brazil can be high, and some airlines may ask for proof. We offer affordable, embassy-accepted travel insurance plans.

No. You must hold a valid UAE residence permit to apply from the UAE. Tourist/visit visa holders must apply from their home country or country of legal residence.

There’s no fixed amount, but consular officers look for minimum AED 5,000–7,000 in your account (or equivalent), plus stable income. Salary transfers and consistent balance history matter more than a one-time deposit.

Yes — once, for up to 90 additional days, via the Brazilian Federal Police. Total stay cannot exceed 180 days per year. Overstaying incurs heavy fines and future entry bans.

Yes — but only for certain documents (e.g., invitation letters, marriage/birth certificates). Bank statements and Emirates ID can remain in English/Arabic. We partner with certified translators in Dubai for fast, affordable service.

Yes. All applicants aged 12+ must appear in person at the Brazilian Embassy in Abu Dhabi for fingerprinting and a brief interview.

No. Your UAE residence must be valid for at least 3 months beyond your intended travel date. Renew your residency first — we can advise on fast-track renewal options.