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Embassy of India, Brasília, Brazil

Ayurveda Day 2026 online event of the Embassy of India, Brasília
23 September 2026

The Embassy hosted an online event, “Ayurveda for a Healthier Tomorrow”, to mark Ayurveda Day

Flag hoisting on the 80th Independence Day at the Embassy of India, Brasília
15 August 2026

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia and Smt. Seema Bhatia hoisted the national flag on the 80th Independence Day with the Indian community and friends of India

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia with Minister of Ports and Airports Tomé Franca
16 July 2026

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia met Mr. Tomé Franca, Minister of Ports and Airports, on India–Brazil cooperation in the sector

International Day of Yoga 2026 at the TV Tower, Brasília
21 June 2026

More than 500 Brazilian yoga practitioners joined the International Day of Yoga 2026 at the TV Tower in Brasília

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia with Governor Jerônimo Rodrigues of Bahia
25 May 2026

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia met Mr. Jerônimo Rodrigues, Governor of Bahia, in Salvador, following up his visit to India

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia at the 2nd International Ayurveda Congress, São Paulo
17 May 2026

Keynote address at the 2nd International Ayurveda Congress in São Paulo and launch of the Brazilian Association of Ayurveda Professionals

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia with Minister of Health Alexandre Padilha
1 April 2026

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia met Mr. Alexandre Padilha, Minister of Health, on bilateral cooperation in health

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia welcoming President Lula at Rashtrapati Bhavan
21 February 2026

State Visit of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to India: welcome at Rashtrapati Bhavan, New Delhi

Launch of the Brazilian Association of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry
10 February 2026

Launch of the Brazilian Association of the Indian Pharmaceutical Industry (ABRIFI) with Minister of Health Alexandre Padilha

Unfurling of the Tricolour on Republic Day 2026 in Brasília
26 January 2026

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia unfurled the Tricolour on the 77th Republic Day with the Indian community and friends of India

Chief of the Naval Staff Adm. Dinesh K. Tripathi in Brasília
10–11 December 2025

Visit of the Chief of the Naval Staff, Adm. Dinesh K. Tripathi: meetings with Amb. Celso Amorim and Defence Minister José Múcio

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia delivering India’s statement at COP30, Belém
7 November 2025

On behalf of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia delivered India’s national statement at the COP30 Leaders’ Summit in Belém

Signing of the Dataprev–IIIT Bangalore MoU on digital public technology
30 October 2025

MoU between Dataprev and IIIT Bangalore to launch a Joint Centre for Digital Public Technology

Leadership

Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India
When India and Brazil work together the voice of Global South becomes stronger and more confident.
— Shri Narendra Modi, Prime Minister of India · Remarks at the joint press statement with President Lula, 21 February 2026
Shri Dinesh Bhatia, Ambassador of India to Brazil
Ambassador of India to the Federative Republic of Brazil

Shri Dinesh Bhatia

Media and Updates

India and Brazil

USD 20 bn

Bilateral trade target over the next five years, set during the State Visit of President Lula

21 February 2026
No. 1

Brazil is India’s largest trading partner in Latin America

PM’s press statement, 21 February 2026
2026

State Visit of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to India

18–22 February 2026
COP30

India’s national statement at the Leaders’ Summit in Belém

7 November 2025
DPI

Joint Centre for Digital Public Technology of Dataprev and IIIT Bangalore

30 October 2025

In Focus

Ambassador Dinesh Bhatia and the President of ANVISA exchanging an MoU during the State Visit of President Lula
18–22 February 2026

State Visit of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva to India: a joint statement, agreements in health and pharmaceuticals, and a bilateral trade target of over USD 20 billion

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SES 805, Lote 24, Asa Sul, Brasília – DF, CEP 70452-901, Brazil
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Embassy of India
Brasilia

Aviso Importante para Viajantes

  1. A Índia implementou requisitos de entrada relacionados à vacina contra a Febre Amarela, conforme o Regulamento Sanitário Internacional (RSI) de 2005.

    De acordo com o RSI, viajantes com mais de 9 meses de idade, provenientes do Brasil - País Endêmico para Febre Amarela (conforme notificado pelo Governo da Índia periodicamente, disponível em https://www.ihpoe.mohfw.gov.in/vaccination.php), devem cumprir as exigências.

    Todos os viajantes que partirem para a Índia devem possuir um Certificado de Vacinação contra a Febre Amarela (YFVC) válido, emitido por centros de vacinação autorizados, no momento da chegada.

    O certificado torna-se válido 10 dias após a vacinação; portanto, os viajantes devem ser vacinados pelo menos 10 dias antes de sua partida para a Índia.

  2. Os cidadãos brasileiros que pretendem trabalhar na Índia são obrigados, pela legislação indiana, a obter um visto de trabalho apropriado. Exercer atividades laborais com visto de turista ou qualquer outra categoria de visto é estritamente proibido pela lei indiana.

Embaixada da Índia
Brasília

Aviso

AIR SUVIDHA 2.0 – Autodeclaração de Saúde Obrigatória para Viajantes Internacionais com Destino à Índia.

O Governo da Índia lançou o AIR SUVIDHA 2.0, um portal atualizado e automático para a autodeclaração de saúde dos passageiros, com o objetivo de reforçar a vigilância da saúde pública em resposta ao surto de ebola em curso.

Todos os passageiros internacionais que viajam para a Índia devem preencher o Formulário de Autodeclaração (SDF) on-line obrigatório até 24 horas antes da chegada, de preferência durante o check-in virtual, para agilizar e facilitar a triagem de saúde e o procedimento de imigração. Os passageiros devem manter uma cópia baixada do SDF à mão para verificação, se necessário, no Balcão de Saúde para Viagens Internacionais ou no balcão de imigração.

AIR SUVIDHA 2.0 Portal: https://airsuvidha.civilaviation.gov.in/