Act on Copenhagen
The UK Government is commited to pushing for a global deal to tackle climate change. Find out about our dedicated campaign website.
Women protest at Suu Kyi's detention as UN Secretary General arrives in Burma
Fifty First Ladies, Nobel Laureates, and leaders from the world of politics, human rights and the arts, issued a message calling for the immediate release of Aung San Suu Kyi.
'Tell us your story'
Every year thousands of British nationals face problems when on holiday. Your story could be used to help inform other Britons travelling abroad about the importance of preparing properly for their trip.
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.
Consular services
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PassportsWe aim to process all routine UK passport applications within 10 working days - excluding courier time. We do not normally offer a fast track passport service. Find more at the Passport section of our website.
LATEST NEWS
Reports that British Embassy staff in Iran may face trial
3 July 2009
Foreign Secretary, David Miliband, stressed that 'we are urgently seeking clarification from the appropriate Iranian authorities'.
Women protest at Aung San Suu Kyi's detention as UN Secretary General arrives in Burma
3 July 2009
As United Nations Secretary General Ban-Ki Moon today arrives in Burma for his long-awaited visit, leading women from across the world have joined together to call for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi.
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)
