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Brazil Investor Visa

If you are interested in obtaining an investor visa, you have two options: injecting BRL 150,000 (around USD 30,000) or BRL 500,000 (approx. USD 100,000) into a new company or an already existing Brazilian company. You will be required to do your first visa renewal after three years, and you…

Types of Visas in Brazil

There are 14 different kinds of visas in Brazil that allow you to travel to this country for various purposes. VIVIS, VIDIP, and VITEM are the three different categories of visas in Brazil that impose additional requirements on individuals. For example, visas for tourism, seminars, visiting relatives, or business meetings fall under VIVAS, and…

Obtaining Brazilian Nationality

Foreign citizens can apply for Brazilian citizenship in accordance with the Nationality Law which stipulates the main ways and conditions to obtain this status. Naturalization remains the main way to secure a Brazilian passport, however, it implies 4 different procedures. Our lawyers in Brazil can assist you in the process of obtaining Brazilian…

Brazil Citizenship by Investment

The state of Brazil is very vigilant when it comes to granting citizenship to a person. So, if you are planning to get Brazilian citizenship by investment, you must first obtain permanent residency. The applicant does not need to renounce the current citizenship because Brazil recognizes dual citizenship and he/she can obtain…

Obtain Residency in Brazil

There are several ways through which foreigners can obtain Brazilian residency. Among them, employment, business, and family reunion are often used by people all over the world. If you want to apply for a residence permit and need support in selecting the most appropriate option for you, please address our law…

Immigrate to Brazil from Japan

Japan has a migration history with Brazil and there is no doubt that immigration in Brazil from all around the globe has shaped the modern country and so does the migration of Japanese people. The state of Brazil is very welcoming to the immigrants of Japan who can even enjoy a definitive period in…

Immigration Lawyer in Brazil

Foreign citizens who want to immigrate to Brazil can apply for several types of residence permits. These are granted based on specific criteria and in accordance with the reason for relocation. You are welcome to get in touch with our experienced lawyers at our law firm in Brazil if you are planning…

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…