Harry visited Brazil and Chile.

In June 2014, Prince Harry, Duke of Sussex, carried out a seven-day official visit to Brazil and Chile on behalf of HM Government, with engagements focused on strengthening bilateral relations and supporting charitable initiatives linked to youth development, conservation, and the Armed Forces. The tour included a series of events across both countries. In Brazil, Prince Harry attended engagements connected to the 2014 FIFA World Cup, including visits to football-related community projects and meetings with young people involved in sport-based development programmes. He also participated in cultural and diplomatic events in cities such as Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, highlighting cooperation between the United Kingdom and Brazil. In Chile, the programme included meetings with government representatives and visits to projects supporting education and social development. Prince Harry also engaged with organizations connected to the British expatriate community and took part in activities related to environmental conservation. His military background was reflected in interactions with Chilean armed forces personnel and veterans. The visit formed part of the United Kingdom’s wider diplomatic outreach in Latin America, combining official representation with support for charitable and community-based initiatives. It also marked one of Prince Harry’s early solo international tours on behalf of the British government.