Copenhagen countdown
40 world leaders plan to attend the Copenhagen conference. Visit the Act on Copenhagen website to know what the UK does to promote a low-carbon economy.
Remembrance Day
On 11 November we remember the end of the First World War and all who gave their lives then and since.
Brazilian President, Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva, has been awarded the Chatham House Prize 2009.
Visit Foreign Secretary's, David Miliband, blog to read more about the prize awarded to President Lula by the Chatham House.
UK in Brazil
Welcome to the UK in Brazil website for the British Embassy in Brasilia and our Consulates in Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and our trade offices in Recife and Porto Alegre. Our network of offices host a range of British Government organizations including UK Border Agency (UKBA), UK Trade and Investment (UKTI), Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO), Department for International Development (DFID) and Ministry of Defence.
Our website offers a closer look at the work we do in Brazil to support and achieve the UK government's international objectives. You can also find news about Britain, detailed information for British citizens living in the country and details of British diplomatic missions in Brazil.
Science & Innovation
The British and Brazilian Governments have been actively involved in promoting collaboration in science and innovation between the two countries.
Visit our Working with Brazil section.
UK Trade & Investment
Our UKTI team helps British companies interested in doing business with Brazil.
Visit our Doing Business section.
Consular services
Register on-line!
This allows us to keep in touch and provide Consular assistance in the event of an emergency - LOCATE
Swine Flu
The World Health Organisation’s current pandemic alert level is Phase 6. Read more about it.
LATEST NEWS
75th Anniversary of the British Council
6 November 2009
British Organisation for education and cultural relations celebrates 75 years of exchange between the UK and the world.
Investment from Brazil into London triples
6 November 2009
The President of Brazil’s visit to London this week highlights the importance of the UK as a business destination for Brazilian companies, coupled with London recently being named as the top European destination for overseas investors
Brazil, Brasilia, British Embassy
British Embassy, Brasilia, Brazil
British Embassy
Setor de Embaixadas Sul
Quadra 801, Lote 8
CEP 70408-900
Brasilia - DF, Brazil
Brasilia
Telephone:
Fax:(55) (61) 3329-2369
GMT:
Mon-Thurs: 1130-1945 (lunch break: 1530-1630)
Fri: 1130 - 1930 (lunch break: 1530-1630)
Local Time:
Mon-Thurs: 0830 - 1645 (lunch break: 1230-1330)
Friday: 0830 - 1630 (lunch break: 1230-1330)
