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Brazil

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Brazil's immense size creates border crossings with remarkably different personalities, from quiet rural checkpoints to busy trade corridors handling constant vehicle traffic. Long driving distances mean reaching the border is often a journey in itself, rewarding travelers who plan ahead.

36

Border Crossings

Listed in BCH

10

Borders

Colombia, Argentina, Guyana, Bolivia, Peru

Capital

Brasília

Time Zone

UTC−2 to UTC−5

Brazil

Understanding Brazil

Brazil’s size gives you diverse border conditions with ten countries, from forest stations in the Amazon to river pontoons and mountain routes in the south. Rain and flooding can affect timing. Many crossings sit near Indigenous territories or ecological reserves.

Border Map

Borders (10)

Brazil shares borders with 10 countries.

Flag Argentina 10 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Bolivia 4 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Bolivia 4 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Colombia 1 crossing View Border Crossings Flag French Guiana* 1 crossing View Border Crossings Flag Guyana 1 crossing View Border Crossings Flag Paraguay 10 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Peru 2 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Uruguay 5 crossings View Border Crossings Flag Venezuela 1 crossing View Border Crossings

Quick Information

Capital Brasília
Official Language Portuguese
Currency Brazilian Real (BRL)
Calling Code +55

Quick Information

Capital Brasília
Official Language Portuguese
Currency Brazilian Real (BRL)
Time zone UTC−2 to UTC−5
Calling code +55

Travel Tip

Brazil's border regions are incredibly varied, stretching across rainforest, wetlands, farmland, and rolling hills. Long road trips are simply part of the experience, so a route that looks manageable on the map can still take most of the day.

Border Crossings in Brazil

Browse border crossings connecting Brazil with its neighbouring countries.

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Crossing Tip

Brazil's border regions are incredibly varied, stretching across rainforest, wetlands, farmland, and rolling hills. Long road trips are simply part of the experience, so a route that looks manageable on the map can still take most of the day.