The Brazilian Army Commission in Washington, based in Vienna, Virginia, is the military mission of the Brazilian Army in the United States. It handles defense cooperation, military technology exchange, procurement of equipment and coordination with the U.S. Department of Defense.
What the Commission does
- Defense cooperation and military-to-military engagement
- Procurement of U.S. military equipment for the Brazilian Army
- Coordination of joint exercises and training
- Liaison with the Pentagon and U.S. defense industry
- Supervision of Brazilian military personnel training in the U.S.
Consular services
This is a military mission, not a consular office. It does not process passports, visas, birth or marriage registrations, or any civil consular matter. For those services, Brazilian nationals should contact the Embassy of Brazil in Washington, D.C. or the nearest Brazilian Consulate General.
Who should contact this office
Only defense-related contacts (U.S. military personnel, defense contractors, Brazilian Army personnel in the U.S.) should contact the Commission directly.