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Brazil Passport Number validator

How the passport number format works

Format
2 letters followed by 6 digits
Example
FZ123456

Things to watch for

  • Format-only check — does not confirm the passport was actually issued, is unexpired, or is currently valid
  • No official checksum digit is documented for this format, unlike Brazil's CPF/CNPJ tax IDs
  • Validation runs entirely in your browser — the number you enter is never transmitted or stored
Regex for passport number
^[A-Z]{2}[0-9]{6}$

A Brazilian passport number is 2 uppercase letters followed by 6 digits, e.g. FZ123456, issued by the Polícia Federal, the agency responsible for both passport issuance and border control in Brazil. That’s worth contrasting with Brazil’s other major ID numbers: the CPF (individual taxpayer number) and CNPJ (company registry number) both carry well-documented check-digit algorithms, but no equivalent checksum has been published for the passport format.

What this checker verifies

This tool confirms the input is exactly 2 letters followed by 6 digits, catching an obvious typo like a missing digit or a letter typed where a digit belongs.

What a pass doesn’t confirm

Because no checksum is documented for this format — unlike CPF or CNPJ — matching the 8-character shape is the strongest signal a client-side check can give here. A pass doesn’t confirm the Polícia Federal actually issued that number, that the passport is unexpired, or that it belongs to a real holder, and nothing you type is decoded or stored.

Scope: format-only validation, running entirely in your browser.

Content last reviewed 2026-08-09.

passport number FAQ

What does a Brazilian passport number look like?

2 uppercase letters followed by 6 digits, e.g. FZ123456, issued by Brazil's Polícia Federal.

Does the passport number have a check digit like CPF does?

No. Unlike Brazil's CPF and CNPJ tax identifiers, which carry documented check-digit algorithms, no official checksum is published for the passport number format — this checker validates shape only.

Does this confirm the passport is valid?

No. It only checks the 8-character shape. Confirming the passport was actually issued or is currently valid requires the Polícia Federal's own records.

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