Keep in mind Brazil imposes a $130 processing fee for U.S Citizens requesting a Visa into the country. This fee matches one the U.S imposes on Brazilian citizens coming to the U.S.A.
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Showing posts with label sao paulo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sao paulo. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 5, 2009
San Francisco to Sao Paulo $589 RT w/Taxes
Great deals down to Brazil are back! Fly between San Francisco and Sao Paulo (GRU) for just $589 roundtrip, including taxes and fees. Fare is available through November on United, American, Delta and Continental Airlines. Or choose a flight to Rio de Janeiro (RIO) for just a few dollars more. Click here to check availability.
Monday, November 10, 2008
Take A Winter Break and Fly South
Good seasonal fares now available for travel over the next few months.Here is sampling of fares, recently lowered by the airlines, for flights South into Mexico and South America. Other cities are available.
Book early, availability and pricing can change at any moment. All sample fares have been verified for availability.
-San Francisco to Sao Paulo, Brazil (pictured above): $783 RT, "all in" (taxes and fees included).
TAM Airlines via Miami or JFK. Fare valid through January 2009.
American Airlines. Fare valid through mid-December 2008.
-San Francisco to Cabo San Lucas, Mexico: $325 RT, "all in."
United and American Airlines. Fare valid through mid-December 2008.
-San Francisco to Bogota, Columbia: $570RT, "all in."
Delta Airlines.Fare valid into much of 2009.
Visit Farecompare for more travel ideas.
Sunday, November 4, 2007
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
Breaking News 425pm
A Tam Airlines Airbus 320 plane carrying over 150 people has crashed into an airport and burst into flames shortly after landing at the Sao Paulo Brazil International Airport. So far no report on injuries or casualties. Updates from Reuters.
A Tam Airlines Airbus 320 plane carrying over 150 people has crashed into an airport and burst into flames shortly after landing at the Sao Paulo Brazil International Airport. So far no report on injuries or casualties. Updates from Reuters.
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