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Immigrate to Brazil from New Zealand

New Zealand standard passport holders are allowed to travel to Brazil under a visa-free regime, for a maximum of 90 days or 180 days within a given 12-month period. Short-term travel can be suitable for New Zealanders who come to the country as tourists, who wish to visit family in…

Immigrate to Brazil from Australia

Moving to Brazil is a multi-step process and one that depends heavily on the reason for the relocation, be it for study, employment or family reunification purposes. Those who immigrate to Brazil from Australia are required to obtain a visa prior to their travel as well as provide additional documents when applying…

Immigrate to Brazil from Canada

Canadian nationals who wish to enter Brazil for tourism or short-term business purposes are no longer required to apply for a visa if their stay in the country is no longer than 90 days. The visa exemption does not however cover the needs of Canadians who wish to immigrate to…

Immigrate to Brazil from South Africa

South African citizens who travel to Brazil for a short period are not required to obtain a visa. However, visa-free entry is only applicable for a period of 90 days and those who wisht to immigrate to Brazil from South Africa are required to apply for an adequate long-term visa, one that…

Immigrate to Brazil from UK

A brief guide presented by our team of lawyers for all those who wish to immigrate to Brazil from UK. The entry conditions as well as some of the main steps that are generally handled pre- and post-arrival are described in this article. Each relocation is different and an important factor…

Immigrate to Brazil from US

United States citizens are exempt from the visa requirements when traveling to Brazil for a 90-day period, with the possibility to extend its validity for the same amount of time. However, those who wish to immigrate to Brazil from US will need to follow other requirements as per the purpose of their…

Brazil Penal Code

The current Brazil Penal Code was promulgated in 1942 and it is the third codification of criminal law, after the ones in 1830 and 1890. Several laws and amendments have made important additions to the current law, namely in terms of punishment for various crimes or the introduction of new types of…

Family Law in Brazil

Family Law in Brazil governs many aspects of daily life such as marriage, divorce, the upbringing of children, and the legal responsibility of their wellbeing as well as matters that refer to the division of property in families. Our law firm in Brazil specializes in many areas of law and Family Law is…

Divorce in Brazil

Are you looking to separate from your spouse? Our team of divorce lawyers in Brazil can help you throughout the divorce procedures and can help represent you in court in matters related to the distribution of assets or inheritance. We are also able to help those couples who are dealing with children…

Debt Collection in Brazil

Brazil greets domestic and foreign investors who want to benefit from the business occasions found in all industries. If the company incorporation is an easy process, when it comes to money recovery, legal support is suggested. Debt collection can be supervised from a legal point of view by our team of lawyers in Brazil who have…