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From choosing the visa to legalizing documents, with one team walking with you toward life in Brazil.
Your life project in Brazil starts with security. Specialized advisory for foreigners who want to live, invest and build their future in Brazil.
Specialized advisory for foreigners who want to live, invest and build their future in Brazil.
From choosing the visa to legalizing documents, with one team walking with you toward life in Brazil.
Advice to invest safely — in a home or a company — aligned with your goal of living here.
Based in Florianópolis to support in-person steps: notary, bank, authorities — and arriving in daily Brazilian life.
Visas, investment and legalization — so you can settle, take part in the culture, and live here with peace of mind.
In Brazil, many paths commercially called a "visa" are legally residence authorizations. The visa allows entry; then the foreigner registers and obtains CRNM and RNM. In many cases, people already in Brazil can apply for residence directly.
Commercial name widely used abroad; officially it is residence authorization through real-estate investment. Live in Brazil with qualifying urban property — ready or under construction, and you may combine more than one asset.
People with available capital who want to live or invest in Brazil, with initial residence of 2 to 4 years and the possibility of permanent residence if conditions are maintained.
Investment of your own funds in a Brazilian company, new or existing, with a business plan and potential to generate jobs or income.
Entrepreneurs who want to open, expand or capitalize a business in Brazil with a defined legal and operating structure.
Special modality of the investor route — not a standalone visa. Requires innovation, research or technology and criteria such as incubation, accelerator or project relevance.
Technology and innovation entrepreneurs ready to invest between R$ 150,000 and less than R$ 500,000 in a qualifying innovative project.
For people with ties to a Brazilian citizen or legal resident — spouse, children, parents, ascendants/descendants, siblings and certain guardianship situations, depending on the case.
Families who want to live together in Brazil, with a visa request abroad or residence authorization filed inside the country.
For people who live in Brazil but work remotely for an employer or client abroad, with proof of foreign income.
Remote workers, freelancers and contractors with stable foreign income seeking a temporary legal base in Brazil.
For retired foreigners or beneficiaries of survivor pensions, with monthly transfers to Brazil duly proven.
People living on retirement, pension or stable passive income who want quality of life and calm in Brazil.
For foreigners hired by a Brazilian company or specific modalities without employment ties — executives, technicians, technology transfer and others provided by law.
Professionals with a job offer in Brazil, corporate executives or graduates/postgraduates stricto sensu completed in the country.
Not visa types — differentiated route for nationals of Mercosur and CPLP countries, with residence authorization and Federal Police registration.
Route under the Mercosur Agreement — no investment, marriage or employment required. One of the simplest paths for nationals of member countries.
Nationals of Argentina, Bolivia, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru and Uruguay who meet Federal Police requirements.
Authorization for nationals of Portuguese-speaking Community countries. Temporary authorization first, with possible conversion to indefinite residence.
Nationals of CPLP countries who meet current requirements — Portugal, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde and others.
Beyond the eight paths above, Brazilian law also provides authorizations for researchers, students, health treatment, religious activity, artists, athletes, humanitarian shelter, working holiday (with reciprocity agreements), former Brazilian nationals and exceptional situations. We review each case under current rules.
After residence is approved, the foreigner registers with the Federal Police and obtains CRNM and RNM — the registration number and the residence card — for banking, contracts and daily life in Brazil.
Anyone who already holds approved residence and needs CPF registration in Brazil, translations, notary steps, CRNM and RNM to settle into everyday life.
At VisaInvest, we follow our own protocol to guide foreigners through each stage of arriving and settling in Brazil. A visual method in 6 steps:
Understand the goal and migration profile.
Choose the right migration strategy.
Organize, legalize and validate documents.
Your visa. Your home. Your life in Brazil — start the conversation today.
Talk to a specialistCPF, documents and required registrations.
Property, company, business and financial structure, when applicable.
Turn arrival into a structured life in Brazil.
Attorneys working together in immigration law, foreign investment and legalization — helping people make Brazil home.
Founding partner · Attorney
Main areas of practice
Founding partner · Attorney
Main areas of practice
Florianópolis Santa Catarina
Morro das Pedras · in-person meetings by appointment





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