Itamaraty asks Brazilians to avoid travel to the Middle East
World According to Itamaraty, recommendations are justified by increased tensions in regions of the Middle East 21/07/2026 17:26 Reproduction/Ana de..
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The new version of the alert was published after undergoing changes in relation to the text released on July 16, according to Itamaraty. Passport from the Federative Republic of Brazil (Marcelo Camargo/Agenzia Brasil) Continues after advertising The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reinforced on Tuesday, 21, the consular alert for Brazilians who are in the Middle East or intend to travel to the region. The information is in a consular alert released by Itamaraty on Tuesday (21/7).
Furthermore, In addition, Itamaraty has asked to avoid non-essential travel to the occupied West Bank, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon (other than the South), Jordan, Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
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The new version of the alert was published after undergoing changes in relation to the text released on July 16, according to Itamaraty.
according to VejaPassport from the Federative Republic of Brazil (Marcelo Camargo/Agenzia Brasil) Continues after advertising The Ministry of Foreign Affairs reinforced on Tuesday, 21, the consular alert for Brazilians who are in the Middle East or intend to travel to the region.
according to VejaThe information is in a consular alert released by Itamaraty on Tuesday (21/7).
according to MetrópolesIn addition, Itamaraty has asked to avoid non-essential travel to the occupied West Bank, Syria, Iraq, Lebanon (other than the South), Jordan, Qatar, Kuwait, United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia.
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