South America's most relevant BNPL providers are available at Laters.com checkout for flights to Brazil. Approval is instant, your e-ticket arrives immediately, and you can split fares from São Paulo to Rio into manageable instalments without touching your savings.
Available in Brazil, Argentina, Mexico
Mercado Pago is the dominant digital wallet across Latin America, and its instalment plans are purpose-built for larger purchases like international airfares. Split your Brazil flight into monthly payments directly at checkout — no separate application, no waiting. Interest rates vary by plan length, so shorter terms typically cost less overall.
Available in Brazil
Pagaleve is a Brazilian BNPL provider built specifically for the local market, letting you split flight costs into four equal payments using Pix. It works with Brazil's instant payment infrastructure, so approval is fast and there are no credit card fees layered on top. Ideal for travellers booking domestic legs or short-haul regional connections.
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Available in Brazil
Pix is Brazil's national instant payment system, accepted by virtually every bank and digital wallet in the country. While not a BNPL product, it is the fastest and most cost-effective way to pay for flights if you have funds ready — zero transaction fees and settlement in seconds. Many Brazilian travellers combine Pix with a BNPL provider for maximum flexibility.
Available in Brazil, US, Europe, and more
PayPal's Pay Later option is available to eligible users booking international flights to Brazil, splitting the total into four equal fortnightly payments. It is a practical choice for travellers flying in from North America or Europe who already have a PayPal account. Approval is soft-credit-check only, and your booking is confirmed the moment you pay.
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Brazil · BR · BR
Value for Money
7/10
Flight Frequency
8/10
BNPL Availability
7/10
Airport Experience
6/10
Visa Ease
7/10
Destination Appeal
9/10
Editorial snapshot
Flying to Brazil rewards the traveller who plans ahead. Fares from Europe and North America are most competitive booked 10–14 weeks out; last-minute prices around Carnival and New Year spike sharply. The country suits adventure seekers, beach lovers, and culture hunters in equal measure — but the sheer size of the place means choosing your region carefully matters as much as choosing your airline.
Score based on Laters booking data and editorial review, 2026
April through September is the sweet spot for flights to Brazil: the southern hemisphere's cooler, drier months keep demand lower and fares more reasonable, particularly outside of the July school holiday window. Avoid booking for late December through February without significant lead time — Carnival and New Year push prices to their annual peak.
| Month | Price Band | Demand | Travel note |
|---|---|---|---|
| January | Peak | High | New Year and early Carnival season; fares at their highest. |
| February | Peak | High | Carnival month; book 3-4 months ahead for reasonable fares. |
| March | Mid | Medium | Post-Carnival lull; prices drop noticeably after the festival. |
| April | Budget | Low | Dry season begins in the south; good value and pleasant weather. |
| May | Budget | Low | One of the cheapest months; ideal for Amazon and Pantanal visits. |
| June | Budget | Low | Festa Junina festivals add local colour without driving up fares. |
| July | Mid | Medium | Brazilian school holidays push domestic prices up mid-month. |
| August | Budget | Low | Dry and cool in the south; low fares and uncrowded beaches. |
| September | Budget | Low | Spring arrives; wildflower season in the Cerrado is spectacular. |
| October | Mid | Medium | Shoulder season with warming temperatures and moderate fares. |
| November | Mid | Medium | Rainy season starts in the Amazon; beach destinations still good. |
| December | Peak | High | Christmas and summer holidays; fares climb steeply from early Dec. |
Cheapest month
May — average fares around $420 one-way
Peak season warning
January-February (Carnival) and December: fares rise 50-70% above average. Book 12-16 weeks ahead.
Fares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
IATA: GRU · 25 km from São Paulo city centre · 30 km from Paulista Avenue
Guarulhos is Brazil's busiest international gateway, handling the majority of long-haul flights from Europe, North America, and Africa. The airport has three terminals; most international arrivals use Terminal 3, which is the newest and best-equipped. Immigration can be slow during peak periods — budget at least 90 minutes for the full arrival process.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Airport Bus (EMTU) | BRL 20-25 | 60-90 min to Tietê bus terminal |
| Metered taxi / 99 or Uber | BRL 90-140 | 35-70 min to city centre (traffic dependent) |
| Private transfer | BRL 150-220 | 40-75 min to central São Paulo |
IATA: GIG · 20 km from Copacabana · 15 km from downtown Rio
Galeão handles most of Rio's international traffic and long-haul domestic connections, with two terminals linked by a free shuttle bus. The airport has seen reduced traffic since some airlines shifted to Santos Dumont, so queues are generally manageable outside Carnival season. Taxi pre-booking at the official desk inside arrivals is recommended to avoid unlicensed operators.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| BRT (Bus Rapid Transit) to Alvorada | BRL 4-8 | 40-60 min to Barra da Tijuca |
| Official taxi (Transcoopass) | BRL 90-130 | 30-50 min to Ipanema/Copacabana |
| Uber / 99 | BRL 60-100 | 30-55 min to Zona Sul (outside peak hours) |
IATA: BSB · 12 km from central Brasília · 10 km from the Hotel Sector
Brasília's airport is a major domestic hub and the best connection point for travellers heading into central and northern Brazil. The terminal is modern, well-signed, and generally efficient. It serves as a key layover for flights continuing to Manaus, Belém, and other Amazon-region cities.
| Transport | Cost (approx) | Duration |
|---|---|---|
| Metro (Line 0 to central Brasília) | BRL 5-7 | 25-35 min to Rodoviária do Plano Piloto |
| Metered taxi | BRL 40-60 | 15-25 min to central hotel districts |
| Uber / 99 | BRL 30-50 | 15-20 min to central Brasília |
Check-in tips
At Laters.com checkout, you can split the cost of seat upgrades, extra baggage, and lounge access for your Brazil flight into instalments using Mercado Pago, Pagaleve, or PayPal Pay Later — no separate application needed.
Make every real of your Brazil trip work harder by splitting the extras too.
Choose a window seat for your first view of the Amazon from 35,000 feet.
Available with all providersPack a second bag for Carnival costumes, beach gear, or Amazon essentials.
Split with Mercado PagoBrazil's size means plans change; insurance covers delays, cancellations, and medical.
Available with PayPal Pay LaterBundle your Rio or São Paulo hotel with your flight for a lower combined rate.
Pay in 4 instalmentsPre-book a transfer from Guarulhos or Galeão and skip the taxi negotiation entirely.
Available with PagaleveStay connected across Brazil's vast distances with a local data SIM on arrival.
Add at checkoutThe majority of travellers flying to Brazil depart from Lisbon, Miami, and Buenos Aires, with strong demand also from London, Paris, Frankfurt, and New York. South American regional routes via Lima and Bogotá are popular for travellers connecting from the Pacific coast.
Lisbon to Brazil
TAP Air Portugal, LATAM Airlines · 9h 30m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $160/instalmentMiami to Brazil
American Airlines, LATAM Airlines · 8h 45m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $173/instalmentLondon to Brazil
British Airways, LATAM Airlines · 11h 30m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $170/instalmentParis to Brazil
Air France, LATAM Airlines · 11h 00m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $155/instalmentBuenos Aires to Brazil
LATAM Airlines, Gol, Azul Brazilian Airlines · 3h 10m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $60/instalmentFrankfurt to Brazil
Lufthansa, LATAM Airlines · 11h 45m · Direct
Pay in 4 from $163/instalmentNew York to Brazil
United Airlines, American Airlines · 9h 45m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $187/instalmentBogotá to Brazil
Avianca, LATAM Airlines · 5h 20m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $87/instalmentLima to Brazil
LATAM Airlines, Copa Airlines · 4h 30m · Direct
Pay in 3 from $73/instalmentFares are estimates based on typical prices and may vary by date and availability.
A mix of South American carriers, European flag airlines, and US majors connect Brazil to the world. Within Brazil, the domestic trio of LATAM, Gol, and Azul covers virtually every corner of the country.
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