Embassy of Brazil

Beautiful place with outstanding people. Remember: the embassy deals with international matters (international treats, international law and more). The Consulate deals with people: passport, birth certificate, power of attorney and so on.

High quality services and networking space. The best pão de queijo you can find in England. To be here feels like home.

The Brazilians are such hospitable people. Embassy as a venue works extremely well. And a celebratory drink in honour of the new president who should help save the Amazon was much appreciated

I must admit i was unpleasantly surprised. I turned up around 7.30pm on a Sunday expecting to find a cool Porto Jazz bar. What i found was 2 absurdly over double priced drinks sold over the counter of a toy cheap looking toy gimmicks shop cafe. €5 for a bitter tasting cheap & nasty glass of red. What a disgraceful rip off. I didn’t return for the way too late 10 pm upstairs performance i had been so looking forward to seeing 👎👎

The people of Brazil should know that until this comment, Brazil had many friends in the UK, "In a news conference on Sunday, Brazil's far-right president Jair Bolsonaro mocked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky - saying his counterpart's people had placed their hopes in the hands of a comedian." I hope the embassy staff in London have the courage to tell their President he is backing the wrong team.

I am not surprised about the negative comments. In the United States the treatment is actually worst. I was humiliated and made fun off at the Brazilian Consulate in New York. When I complained with a vice-council, he told me to write a letter. They don't return phone calls either, even after I contacted the Itamaraty in Brazil, when I found on the street a passport of a Brazilian woman.

When you get to the final desk, it's a normal good service, but from reception, until the waiting room, there is no guidance or proper organization. Nobody guiding people or informing what is going on. You just seat in a room, waiting to be called by your name, but there is no indication if it is delayed or how many people are in front of you. Also everyone is on the defensive mode, "What's your problem?" approach as opposed to "How can I help you?" approach. I arrived half an hour before my original time and was called 30 min later than my appointment time.