Article 63 of Brazil's Inclusion Law (Law 13.146/2015) requires accessible websites from companies headquartered or with commercial representation in Brazil, and from government bodies.
Moderate on paper exposure for private websites. The law already covers company websites, but the technical rules are still not regulated; prosecutors are pushing for them.
Quick answers
Does website accessibility law apply to my business in Brazil?
Lei Brasileira de Inclusão (Lei 13.146/2015, art. 63) applies to: Companies headquartered or with commercial representation in Brazil, and government.
What accessibility standard must a website meet in Brazil?
International best practice; ABNT NBR 17225 is the national reference.
How is website accessibility enforced in Brazil?
Federal and state public prosecutors (Ministério Público) and consumer bodies.
What are the penalties for an inaccessible website in Brazil?
No specific website fines set; non-compliance can bar access to public financing.
General information, checked 9 October 2026. Not legal advice. Laws, guidance and enforcement change; speak to a qualified lawyer about your situation.