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Consulate General · Washington, DC

Brazilian passport at the Washington, DC consulate

Consulate General of Brazil in Washington

1030 15th Street NW, Washington, DC 20005

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Step by step

  1. Check that you live in this office’s district (9 states and territories). Check your state.
  2. Book your appointment through e-consular on the official booking page.
  3. Prepare the documents listed by the government below.
  4. Pay the official fee: Adult passport age 18+, $60.
  5. Go to 1030 15th Street NW, Washington, DC 20005 on the day of your appointment.

Brazilian passport fees at the Washington, DC consulate

ServiceFee
Adult passport age 18+$60
Minor passport age 4–17$40
Minor passport under 4$20

Source: gov.br, published June 4, 2026. A missing amount means the fee was not published, not that the service is free.

Documents and requirements

  • How it works
    • Upload original-document scans to e-consular
    • Wait for validation
    • Book in-person attendance or choose mail option
    • Bring/send validated originals and exact USPS postal money order
    • Include required USPS return envelope(s)
  • Download the official checklist (gov.br)
  • Minor rule: Additional authorization, parent/legal guardian identification and records required; consult applicant-specific checklist.

Source: gov.br, August 24, 2026.

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Brazil assigns each US state to one office. Pick the state where you live:

This office lists 9 states and territories in its published jurisdiction.

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Questions

Can I renew my Brazilian passport at the Washington, DC consulate?

Only if you live in its consular district: District of Columbia, North Carolina, Delaware, Kentucky, Maryland, Ohio, Virginia, West Virginia and Guam (only part of Guam). If you live elsewhere, apply at the Brazilian office for your state.

How much does a Brazilian passport cost in Washington, DC?

Adult passport age 18+: $60, per the official table published June 4, 2026.

Do I need an appointment for a passport at the Washington, DC consulate?

Bookings are made through e-consular. Follow the booking instructions on the official page for passport services.

Sources (official websites, checked on October 30, 2026):

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