Reservations
If you have any doubts about BJJ Immersion Camp in Rio de Janeiro at July 22nd to August 1st 2010.
- Q: Do i need to be a jiu jtsu practicioner to attend the camp?
- Q: I train at an academy affiliated to another team, cam I participate?
- Q: Air Tickets are included in the packages?
- Q: Do I need Visa?
- Q: Where I will be landind in?
- Q: Can I bring my surfboard?
- Q: Do I will receive a certification?
- Q: Do I need to speak portuguese?
- Q: Do You have BJJ Camp in other cities of Brazil?
Q: Do i need to be a jiu jtsu practicioner to attend the camp?
A: No, we will have options for diferent activities while the classes or any other schedule training are going on.
Q: I train at an academy affiliated to another team, cam I participate?
A: Yes! We welcome all participants and levels to learn and improve you Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
Q: Air Tickets are included in the packages?
A: No, many participants can get a better deal in their countries or using your mileage program. If you need assistance we can recomend you where you can go.
Q: Do I need Visa?
A: As a general rule, Brazil requests visas based on the principle of reciprocity of treatment given to Brazilian citizens. You will need a visa (either for tourism or business) before entering Brazil, if you are a citizen of the United States. Citizens of some countries do not require a visa to visit Brazil for tourism purposes, for a stay of up to 90 days (if necessary an extension may be authorized by the Federal Police in Brazil).
Visas will be issued on a "laissez-passer" to nationals of the following countries: Bhutan, Central African Republic, Comoros, Kampuchea, and Taiwan. If you are exempted, please be sure that your passport is valid for at least 6 more months after the date you enter Brazil. All exemptions are valid for a stay up to 90 days. (http://www.brazilsf.org/visa_by_country.htm )
To help you finding a Brazilian Consulate near you, please check the following links:
Q: Where I will be landind in?
A: You will arrive at Rio de Janeiro International Airport (GIG). Transfer from and to the airport are included in your package.
Q: Can I bring my surfboard?
A: Sure! Rio is also the bithplace of surf in Brazil and is a well reconized surf city with a large number of surf spot.
Q: Do I need to speak portuguese?
A: No. All camp classes will be in english. But soon we will publish in the website some common words for you fell free to try with natives. Brazilians and specially Cariocas (natives from Rio) are very friendly and try to help in communicate with people from other countries.
Q: Do You have BJJ Camp in other cities of Brazil?
A: Yes! Keep checking the website or sign our newsletter to be informed for the dates.
For further information regarding the BJJ Immersion Camp please call:
Daniel Gazoni @ 617-470-6785 or Joao Amaral @ 857-272-8295.
or send us the question to camp@danielgazoni.com
