Help, Question on ANVISA

[babybear2]

After I submit the survey, I got a email without any PDF attachment

The email title is Your Travelers' Health Declaration has been received

But how can I produce the document required to board?

Anyone done this recently, help will be much appreciated 

Edited February 5, 2021 by babybear2

[Tomcal]

after i got the notice I received a second email about 15 minutes later saying i had completed and was eligible to fly on the flight i was scheduled on!  i was never asked to show it again when i boarded 2 days later!

[babybear2]

19 minutes ago, Tomcal said:

after i got the notice I received a second email about 15 minutes later saying i had completed and was eligible to fly on the flight i was scheduled on!  i was never asked to show it again when i boarded 2 days later!

I only get this email Your Travelers' Health Declaration has been received

no second email, what should I do?

My flight is this Saturday 

[Riobard]

I have it on very good authority, a personal contact, that you just need to produce the simplistic email that indicates receipt of the declaration. It means you agreed to, and made, the statement, etc.

Strange, I know. I too would have expected something more elaborate required to produce to boarding agents, with my name on it, etc.

Online materials in Portuguese are ambiguous and do not specify the format, other than printed or digital, but there are some references to needing to produce the “confirmation”.

My email address contains my name. If not (eg, if you are babybear at yahoo), it is on your device and I guess that is satisfactory. 

If you are worried, show up early enough tomorrow, with your negative RT-PCR, for airline assistance. 

Edited February 6, 2021 by Riobard

[babybear2]

19 minutes ago, Riobard said:

I have it on very good authority, a personal contact, that you just need to produce the simplistic email that indicates receipt of the declaration. It means you agreed to, and made, the statement, etc.

Strange, I know. I too would have expected something more elaborate required to produce to boarding agents, with my name on it, etc.

Online materials in Portuguese are ambiguous and do not specify the format, other than printed or digital, but there are some references to needing to produce the “confirmation”.

My email address contains my name. If not (eg, if you are babybear at yahoo), it is on your device and I guess that is satisfactory. 

If you are worried, show up early enough tomorrow, with your negative RT-PCR, for airline assistance. 

The simple Email has your real name and passport number on it, other than these information, the email is empty.  I was expecting a lot more information on the email like receipt number or a PDF containing all your answers etc

I will keep you guys posted tomorrow 
 

Edited February 6, 2021 by babybear2

[Riobard]

13 minutes ago, babybear2 said:

The simple Email has your real name and passport number on it, other than these information, the email is empty.  I was expecting a lot more information on the email like receipt number or a PDF containing all your answers etc

I will keep you guys posted tomorrow 
 

Well now you seem to be providing a different version of the contents of the email that you received. You did not earlier indicate that the email contained your name and passport number! it seems to me that those personal details along with acknowledgement of receiving your declaration ticks all the boxes. 

And perhaps you did receive two notices. The first one indicating your email was registered to complete the form, along with the link to the declaration form. The second one the confirmation that the completed form was received. The thing is: if there is yet again a follow-up confirmation with more details, then the total email notifications would amount to three. 

Anyway, do what you think you need to do. I wouldn’t lose sleep over it the night before your flight. Bon voyage.

[babybear2]

9 hours ago, Riobard said:

Well now you seem to be providing a different version of the contents of the email that you received. You did not earlier indicate that the email contained your name and passport number! it seems to me that those personal details along with acknowledgement of receiving your declaration ticks all the boxes. 

And perhaps you did receive two notices. The first one indicating your email was registered to complete the form, along with the link to the declaration form. The second one the confirmation that the completed form was received. The thing is: if there is yet again a follow-up confirmation with more details, then the total email notifications would amount to three. 

Anyway, do what you think you need to do. I wouldn’t lose sleep over it the night before your flight. Bon voyage.

Yea, I did not count the registration email, in that case, there are 2 emails. The second one looks like this

 

Federative Republic of Brazil

Ministry of Health

Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency

NAME: XXX YYY

DOCUMENT NUMBER: AB123456

Dear XXX,

Thank you for filling in the "Travelers' Health Declaration".

If you have two or more symptoms, you should postpone your travel and seek medical care.

If your travel cannot be postponed, we recommend that you bring a medical certificate attesting that your symptoms are not related to COVID-19.

If the symptoms appear during the travel, you might be requested to remain in self-isolation for 14 days.

General recommendations:

Wash your hands frequently with soap and water. If water and soap are not available, use alcohol-based hand sanitizer. Cover nose and mouth with disposable tissue when sneezing or coughing.

Watch for possible symptoms of COVID-19. If you have difficulty breathing seek medical care immediately.

Keep distance from others.

Follow Ministry of Health's and local health authorities' guidelines.

Use face mask in public areas.

Sincerely,

Brazilian Health Regulatory Agency

[numazu]

So I just presented this email to the airline reps when checking in, and when at the actual gate on the actual flight to Brazil (not on the domestic connection to the actual flight, if you had one, as I did on flight to Miami beforehand):

They just checked the name, document number, and the date and time the email was received. That's it.

I also saved my answers to the ANVISA questions to a PDF (in case I needed it), but this was not needed.

In case others are wondering, here is the link to the ANVISA page if you need it yourselves:  https://formulario.anvisa.gov.br/

Edited February 6, 2021 by numazu

[Riobard]

I found what looks like a paper version, but it might be more detailed than the current online declaration form, and perhaps also aimed at contact tracing.

Do you actually need to enter your accommodation addresses? That would suggest you should have them handy at the point of doing the electronic form entry. From what I’ve read written in Portuguese by travel guides, etc, your addresses in Brazil are not required. 

The version below might, however, have been for the H1N1 influenza pandemic of 2009. Some of the symptoms are not among the usual signature signs of CoV.

Edited February 6, 2021 by Riobard

[babybear2]

Okay, I am in sao paulo already. No one asked to check DSV confirmation along the way, only covid test is checked carefully. Apparently i am over worried about this.

But consider this is my second visit to brazil, so I am over worried previously

Now I have a new question, the custom officer marks visa stamp prazo as 20 days based on my itinerary.  Not 90 days as I expected. What if I change my return flight and stay here for 30 days? Airlines are not stable nowadays. Will this cause any trouble for me? Do I need to extend my visa? I am from one of the 90 days visa free country.

Thanks in advance for any insights. I searched this kind of visa stamp issue online, there is not any similar case.

 

Edited February 7, 2021 by babybear2

[Riobard]

4 hours ago, babybear2 said:

Okay, I am in sao paulo already. No one asked to check DSV confirmation along the way, only covid test is checked carefully. Apparently i am over worried about this.

But consider this is my second visit to brazil, so I am over worried previously

Now I have a new question, the custom officer marks visa stamp prazo as 20 days based on my itinerary.  Not 90 days as I expected. What if I change my return flight and stay here for 30 days? Airlines are not stable nowadays. Will this cause any trouble for me? Do I need to extend my visa? I am from one of the 90 days visa free country.

Thanks in advance for any insights. I searched this kind of visa stamp issue online, there is not any similar case.

 

Bad luck for you. You need to treat the 20-day limit the same as any deadline. Perhaps this is occurring more because of general travel instability. 

What is not missing in online searches is info on the hassles of getting an extension, the fine (about BRL120 per day) for overstaying without formal authorization, the likely requirement to pay it at a bank (not directly to customs) thereby risking missing your departing flight home, the misdemeanour stamp in passport with possible future restrictions etc.

If staying longer is completely out of your control they might let it go. Their discretion works both ways.

For all my few dozen entries I have had it left blank or marked in as 90 days by the officer. 

[floridarob]

I asked about extending at the airport when I was leaving in Nov...she checked with a supervisor and said I'd have to leave and return, couldn't extend.

 

But that was November....this is now