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Visa requirements for entry into Brazil

Effective April 10, 2025, the Brazilian government has reinstated the visa requirement for travelers holding passports from Australia, Canada, and the United States. The electronic visa (e-Visa) is available, but those who already hold a valid passport and physical visa for the purpose of their trip will not need to apply for a new one.

For holders of diplomatic or special passports, a visa—whether electronic or physical—will continue to be mandatory.

We recommend that travelers verify the necessary documentation before traveling.

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FAIRMONT COPACABANA

Av. Atlântica, 4240 – Copacabana

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Experience unforgettable moments in the heart of Copacabana. Located on one of the world’s most famous beaches, the Fairmont Rio de Janeiro Copacabana is a 5-star hotel offering special rates for participants in ROG.e 2026.

Use the code Roge2026 on the hotel’s website to receive a 20% discount at checkout.

Or, if you prefer, send an email to copacabana.reservations@fairmont.com to book your stay with a special 20% discount.

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LAGUNE BARRA HOTEL

Av. Salvador Allende, 6555 – Portão C, Barra da Tijuca, Rio de Janeiro – RJ.

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Located in Barra da Tijuca, within Riocentro, the venue for ROG.e 2026. Lagune is the event’s official host hotel, offering all the amenities and facilities to ensure a complete experience, from the conference to your downtime.

Secure your stay with special rates for ROG.e 2026 participants: book directly on the Lagune Barra Hotel website using the promo code ROGE2026 or send an email to reservas@lagunebarrahotel.com.br with the code ROGE2026.

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Arena Hotels

Use the code ROGE2026 on the hotel’s website to get 20% off your purchase.

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CDesign Hotel

Use the code ROGE2026 on the hotel’s website to get 10% off your purchase.

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Grand Hyatt Hotel

Use the code ROGE on the hotel’s website to access the promotional rate during the event period.

Promotional code (simply enter it when searching on the Hyatt website under “Special Rates > Group or Corporate Code”): ROGE

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Janeiro Hotel

Use the code ROGE2026 on the hotel’s website to get a 15% discount at checkout.

(Simply click “Add Special Code” -> “Rate Code/Corporate Code” -> Enter the code: “ROGE2026”).

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PortoBay Rio de Janeiro

Use the code ROGE2026 on the hotel’s website to get 20% off your purchase.

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Riale Hoteis

Use the code ROGE2026 on the hotel’s website to get a 10% discount at checkout.

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VENIT + MIO BARRA HOTEL

Use the code VNTROG26 on the hotel’s website to access the promotional rate during the event.

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YOO2

Use the code ROG26 on the hotel’s website to get a 10% discount at checkout.

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Rio de Janeiro

As one of the world’s top destinations, Rio de Janeiro boasts some of the most famous landmarks in its landscape. And to make your stay in the Marvelous City even better, Visit Rio, our official tourism partner, invites you to embark on this leisure and business trip.

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Cristo Redentor

On Corcovado Hill, amidst a lush urban forest, stands Christ the Redeemer, the symbol of Rio de Janeiro and one of the Seven Wonders of the Modern World, welcoming visitors with open arms. To reach the statue, which stands 38 meters tall and is located at an altitude of 710 meters, there are two options: a pleasant train ride through the Atlantic Forest, departing from the Cosme Velho neighborhood, or via authorized vans that travel along the Estrada das Paineiras.

Parque Bondinho Pão de Açúcar

The cable car ride between Urca and Sugarloaf Mountain offers spectacular views of Botafogo Cove, the Copacabana waterfront, and Guanabara Bay. At 395 meters above sea level, Sugarloaf Mountain offers panoramic views of landmarks such as Pedra da Gávea, downtown Rio, Copacabana, and Christ the Redeemer. The site offers dining options, helicopter tours, and events on Morro da Urca, as well as a large amphitheater frequently used for concerts and events on Morro da Urca, combining entertainment with the city’s stunning views.

Maracanã

Maracanã has hosted some of the most important derbies in Brazilian soccer and has been the setting for historic moments in international sports. The venue for the 1950 and 2014 World Cup finals, it is open to visitors daily. The Football Museum has artifacts that will thrill soccer fans. Located on the stadium’s ground floor, the museum features a collection of jerseys, cleats, and a walk of fame. Many surprises await you there!

Lapa

Lapa is a vibrant neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, known for its lively nightlife and the imposing Arcos da Lapa. During the day, visitors can enjoy the historic architecture and various cultural attractions, such as the old gunpowder factory, known as Casa dos Pilões, and the Museum of the Environment. At night, the area comes alive with hundreds of bars, restaurants, and concert venues, attracting locals and visitors alike in search of fun and good music.

Santa Teresa

Santa Teresa, located next to Lapa, is a picturesque neighborhood in Rio de Janeiro, known for its cobblestone streets and beautiful historic mansions. The neighborhood retains a unique charm, with its famous tram ride and a vibrant cultural scene, thanks to the countless art studios housed in its century-old buildings. In addition, it offers attractions such as Parque das Ruínas, with a breathtaking view of the city, and the Chácara do Céu Museum, which displays art collections of various styles in a three-story mansion.

Parque Nacional da Tijuca

The park is home to one of the world’s largest urban forests, the Tijuca Forest, which is preserved and sought after by locals and tourists alike for outdoor activities such as hiking and swimming in waterfalls. With a rich diversity of flora and fauna, its mountains, caves, and trails offer spectacular views, exemplifying the harmonious coexistence between nature and the city. It’s an excellent opportunity to explore a forest just minutes from the beach, enjoy nature, and admire the city from above.

BioParque do Rio

Located in Quinta da Boa Vista, an area that once belonged to the imperial family, Rio’s former zoo is now called BioParque do Rio and has undergone extensive renovations, transforming from an exhibition-based facility into a modern Biodiversity Conservation Center. With significant education and research programs, the new project ensures animal welfare and combines environmental education with visitor comfort.

Parque Lage

Housed in a former sugar mill, the park is an integral part of the city’s historical heritage. Highlights include the imperial palm trees, artificial lakes, and islands, as well as caves with aquariums embedded in the walls that are home to a variety of fish species. In the mansion’s central courtyard, near the pool, there is a bistro that offers meals that can be enjoyed alongside the art and music events held on-site throughout the year.

Jardim Botânico

Created in 1808 by order of King João V to acclimatize spices brought from the East Indies, it is one of the ten most important botanical gardens of its kind in the world, with approximately 8,200 plant species. It features imperial palm trees, an orchid house with over 600 species, medicinal plants, and a variety of birds. There is also the Japanese Garden, the Environment Museum, with programming dedicated to topics such as sustainability and biodiversity, the former gunpowder factory known as Casa dos Pilões, and the Tom Jobim Space, which hosts musical and theatrical performances.

Parque Estadual da Pedra Branca

Created in 1974 and located in the city’s West Zone, it is considered one of the largest urban natural parks in the world. In addition to offering a variety of hiking trails and nature walks, it provides a vital service to Rio’s residents, as it supplies water to the Pau da Fome, Camorim, Taxas, and Engenho Novo reservoirs. The park is covered in vegetation typical of the Atlantic Forest and spans an area four times larger than Tijuca National Park (equivalent to 12,500 Maracanã stadiums). It is home to the city’s highest point, Pico da Pedra Branca, at an elevation of 1,024 meters.

Barra da Tijuca & Arredores

Located in Rio’s West Zone, this area is home to major international hotel chains, modern shopping malls and commercial centers, state-of-the-art movie theaters, Michelin-starred restaurants, and Rio’s longest stretch of beach. Culture is also one of the neighborhood’s attractions, as it is home to Rio’s largest cultural venue: Cidade das Artes. Nearby is the Casa do Pontal Museum, considered the largest and most significant museum of folk art in the country. Its collection consists of approximately 9,000 pieces by 300 Brazilian artists, created since the 20th century.

Museu do Amanhã

Modern and futuristic, the visionary design of the Museum of Tomorrow by Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava is a science museum unlike any other. It is a space for ideas, exploration, and questions about the era of great change in which we live and the different paths that lie ahead. Guided by the ethical values of Sustainability and Coexistence, it also promotes innovation, disseminates scientific advances, and shares the planet’s vital signs. A museum to expand our knowledge and transform the way we think and act.

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Visa requirements for entry into Brazil

FAIRMONT COPACABANA

LAGUNE BARRA HOTEL

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Rio de Janeiro

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