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Last verified: April 17, 2026
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Check what medicines you can bring into the country
Doctor's letter required
Keep in original packaging
ANVISA permits up to a 6-month supply of personal-use prescription medication. Controlled drugs (lists A1–B2) require ANVISA pre-authorisation — apply at least 30 days before travel. Carry a Portuguese or English doctor's letter and the prescription.
We recommend carrying medicines in original packaging with a prescription or medical certificate (in English). In some cases, quantity limits may apply for prescription drugs. (Brazil)
Medicines containing controlled substances may require additional documentation
Apply at least 30 days before travel
Customs declaration
Controlled drugs (lista A1, A2, A3, B1, B2) always require ANVISA authorisation.
Before traveling, contact the embassy or customs services of your destination country. Usually a medical certificate is required and only the amount necessary for your stay is allowed. (Brazil)
Know which vaccine you need? Great. Not sure? Just tell us your destination — we will figure it out and match you with a clinic. Free, no obligation.
