Foreign consulates in Brazil

For any needs during your stay in Rio de Janeiro, it is important to have information about the nearest consulate of your country . The link below allows you to search through the consulates of each country located in Brazil (Attention to the Portuguese spelling)
 
Consulates in Brazil

Useful telephones

We prepared a list of important telephone numbers relevant in case of emergencies. Click on the link to have access to the list.

Health

To access publc health services, one must show identification documents  such as ID / ("RG"), driver's license or passport. Foreigners and Brazilians receive services free of charge, upon presentation of appropriate documentation.
To see the health services offered by the Rio de Janeiro state government, as well as the unit nearest you, click on the link below:
http://www.saude.rj.gov.br/upas-24-horas/5629-upa-24h-rio-de-janeiro

The Rio de Janeiro City Hall also has a network of hospitals and clinics, which can be accessed by clicking on the link below:
http://www.saude.rio.rj.gov.br/ondeser/consulta/

Anti-tobacco legislation

In Rio de Janeiro, smoke-free laws are quite strict. Smoking is not allowed in any enclosed environment (except hotel rooms specifically designated as such), or in covered environments without walls, such as under awnings or covered parking. The law stipulates fines of up to 30 thousand reais for establishments that fail to comply.

Security in Rio de Janeiro

The Military Police of the State of Rio de Janeiro (responsible for patrolling the city) offers several safety recommendations, at:
http://www.policiamilitar.rj.gov.br/dicas_seguranca_categoria.php
The Civil Police of Rio de Janeiro (responsible for investigating crimes) is distributed through several police stations in the state. If necessary, find the station nearest you:
Rio de Janeiro police stations