Brazilian order of precedence

Argentina Australia Bangladesh Barbados Belgium Brazil Brunei Canada Chile China Colombia Denmark European Union Finland France Germany Greece Guatemala Holy See India Indonesia Ireland Isle of Man Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Lithuania Malaysia Malta New Zealand Nepal Norway Pakistan Poland Portugal Philippines Romania South Africa South Korea Spain Sri Lanka Singapore Sweden Switzerland Thailand Turkey United Kingdom The order of precedence in Brazil is a symbolic hierarchy of officials used to direct protocol.This formal order of precedence was established during the military dictatorship, and hasn't been amended after the country's return to democracy in the 1980s.The order of precedence is only used to indicate ceremonial protocol; it does not reflect the co-equal status of the branches of government under the Constitution, and is not an actual hierarchy.The placement of Roman Catholic cardinals in the order of precedence in spite of the separation of church and state in force in Brazil is justified on the grounds that they are princes of a foreign power (the Holy See) residing in Brazil and/or holding Brazilian nationality.However cardinals are no longer ascribed as high a precedence as the 1972 Decree ascribes to them, being in current practice outranked for instance by the presidents of the Chamber of Deputies, of the Federal Senate, of the Federal Supreme Court and by the attorney general of the Republic, as well as by former presidents of the Republic and by the Ministers of State.
Orders of precedenceArgentinaAustraliaBangladeshBarbadosBelgiumBruneiCanadaAlbertaBritish ColumbiaManitobaNewfoundland and LabradorNew BrunswickNova ScotiaOntarioPrince Edward IslandQuebecSaskatchewanHong KongColombiaDenmarkEuropean UnionFinlandFranceGermanyGreeceGuatemalaHoly SeeIndonesiaIrelandIreland (1897–1922) (hist.)Isle of ManIsraelJamaicaLithuaniaMalaysiaKelantanMalaccaNegeri SembilanPahangPenangPerlisSarawakSelangorTerengganuNew ZealandNorwayPakistanPolandPoland-Lithuania (hist.)PortugalPhilippinesRomaniaSouth AfricaSouth KoreaSri LankaSingaporeSwedenSwitzerlandThailandTurkeyUnited KingdomEngland and WalesScotlandNorthern IrelandUnited Statesorder of precedenceBrazilEmilio Mediciseparation of church and statePresident of the RepublicLuiz Inácio Lula da SilvaVice President of the RepublicGeraldo AlckmincardinalsOdilo Pedro SchererArchbishop of São PauloRaymundo Damasceno AssisArchbishop Emeritus of AparecidaJoão Braz de AvizCongregation for Institutes of Consecrated Life and Societies of Apostolic LifeVatican CityOrani João TempestaArchbishop of Rio de JaneiroSérgio da RochaArchbishop of SalvadorLeonardo Ulrich SteinerArchbishop of ManausPaulo Cezar CostaArchbishop of BrasíliaJaime SpenglerArchbishop of Porto AlegreFederal SenateNational CongressDavi AlcolumbreChamber of DeputiesHugo MottaSupreme Federal CourtLuís Roberto BarrosoJosé SarneyFernando Collor de MelloFernando Henrique CardosoDilma RousseffMichel TemerJair BolsonaroHamilton MourãoMinisters of StateMinister of Justice and Public SecurityRicardo LewandowskiMinister of Foreign AffairsMauro VieiraMinister of FinanceFernando HaddadMinister of Agriculture and LivestockCarlos FávaroMinister of EducationCamilo SantanaMinister of Labour and EmploymentLuiz MarinhoMinister of HealthNísia TrindadeMinister of Mines and EnergyAlexandre SilveiraMinister of CommunicationsJuscelino FilhoMinister of Environment and Climate ChangeMarina SilvaMinister of Science, Technology and InnovationLuciana SantosMinister of Human Rights and the CitizenshipMacaé EvaristoMinister of DefenceJosé MúcioMinister of TourismMinister of Integration and the Regional DevelopmentWaldez GóesMinister of Indigenous PeopleSônia GuajajaraMinister of Racial EqualityAnielle FrancoMinister of WomenCida GonçalvesMinister of TransportRenan FilhoMinister of Ports and AirportsMinister of CultureMargareth MenezesMinister of SportsAndré FufucaMinister of Development and Social Assistance, Family and Fight against HungerWellington DiasMinister of Fishing and AquacultureAndré de PaulaMinister of Management and the Innovation in Public ServicesEsther DweckMinister of Social SecurityCarlos LupiMinister of Agrarian Development and Family AgriculturePaulo TeixeiraMinister of CitiesJader Barbalho FilhoMinister of Development, Industry, Trade and ServicesMinister of Entrepreneurship, Microenterprise and Small BusinessMárcio FrançaInstitutional Security BureauMarcos Antonio Amaro dos SantosChief of StaffRui CostaBrazilian Intelligence AgencyArmed ForcesBrazilian NavyMarcos Sampaio OlsenBrazilian ArmyTomás Ribeiro PaivaBrazilian Air ForceMarcelo Kanitz DamascenoJoint Staff of the Armed ForcesRenato Rodrigues de Aguiar FreireMinistry of DefenceAttorney General of the UnionJorge MessiasSuperior Electoral CourtCármen LúciaGilmar MendesDias ToffoliLuiz FuxEdson FachinAlexandre de MoraesNunes MarquesAndré MendonçaCristiano ZaninFlávio DinoProsecutor General of the RepublicPaulo Gonet BrancoGovernors of StateGovernorJerônimo RodriguesRio de JaneiroCláudio CastroMaranhãoCarlos BrandãoHelder BarbalhoPernambucoRaquel LyraMinas GeraisRomeu ZemaSão PauloTarcísio de FreitasGoiásRonaldo CaiadoMato GrossoMauro MendesRio Grande do SulEduardo LeiteCearáElmano de FreitasParaíbaEspírito SantoRenato CasagrandePiauíRio Grande do NorteFátima BezerraSanta CatarinaJorginho MelloAlagoasPaulo DantasSergipeAmazonasWilson LimaParanáRatinho JúniorGladson CameliMato Grosso do SulEduardo RiedelRondôniaTocantinsWanderlei BarbosaRoraimaAntonio DenariumAmapáFederal DistrictIbaneis RochaAdmiralsMarshalsMarshals of the airAdmirals of the fleetGeneralsAmbassadorsLt. BrigadiersFederal Court of AccountsBruno DantasChargé d'affairesVice admiralsDivisional generalsMajor-brigadiersArchbishopsMinistries of StateFederal Police of BrazilCentral Bank of BrazilGabriel GalípoloBanco do BrasilBrazilian Development BankAloizio MercadanteFederal Savings BankCounter admiralsBrigadiersBrazilian Academy of LettersBrazilian Academy of SciencesBishopsCaptains of sea and warColonelsDesembargadoresFrigate captainsCorvette captains