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Help for British nationals
- Living in Brazil
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  - Applying for a passport
  - What happens when you retire
  - How to register a marriage or birth
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  - Voting rights for British citizens overseas
- When things go wrong
  - If you are a victim of crime
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  - If you need a doctor
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- Travel advice
- How to stay safe abroad
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- Customer feedback questionnaires
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Visas

Passport
- How to apply
- Renewing your passport
- Biometric passports
- Lost & stolen British passports
- Passport fees
- Travel between Brazil and the U.S. on a British passport
- FAQs
  - Lost & stolen passport
    - What do I do if my passport has been lost or stolen?
    - What if I find a passport that I earlier reported lost or stolen?
  - Renewing passports
    - Can I renew a passport overseas?
    - Do I need to send my birth certificate and expired passport?
  - Traveling
    - Can I travel abroad without a passport?
    - As a British Citizen, can I travel from Brazil to the United States without a visa?
  - Documents
    - What kind of photograph should I send?
    - Can I send photocopies of documents with my passport application?
    - Why can’t I provide my 'short-form' birth certificate to support my first passport application?
  - Children
    - Can a child be included on a parent's passport?
  - Costs
    - How much will a new passport cost?
  - Other issues
    - I am a British dual national with a foreign passport. Can I also hold a UK passport?

Doing Business
- Help for UK companies
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  - Brazil - Country Information
  - Sector Reports
- Business investment in the UK
  - Locating your business in the UK
  - Sector opportunities in the UK
  - UK business environment
  - Science and innovation
  - London 2012 Opportunities
- Commercial Team & Offices in Brazil

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Offices in Brazil
- Brazil, Brasilia, British Embassy
- Brazil, Belem, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Belo Horizonte, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Curitibia, British Trade Office and British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Fortaleza, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Manaus, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Porto Alegre, British Commercial Office
- Brazil, Recife, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, British Consulate-General
- Brazil, Rio Grande, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Salvador, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Santos, British Honorary Consulate
- Brazil, Sao Paulo, British Consulate-General

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