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10/15/2024
In January 2022, Brazil opened its doors to a new category of international visitors: digital nomads. With the launch of the "Temporary Visa for Digital Nomads," the South American country...
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Recent changes in Brazil's immigration policies, especially those aimed at combating human trafficking, have had a significant impact on the country's main points of entry. São Paulo/Guarulhos International Airport -...
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The fiscal certificate for foreigners in Brazil is an important document that verifies an individual's tax status with Brazilian authorities. This document is essential for various legal and financial procedures...
Read moreLegalization and apostille of documents are necessary processes in certain situations, but they still raise questions for many people. In this post, we will provide basic information about these topics. What is document legalization? Document legalization is a process that verifies the…
Read moreThe Schengen Area is a zone of free movement comprising 26 European countries. Brazilians planning to visit these countries will soon face some changes in the entry requirements. In this blog post, we will explore the Schengen Area, how the…
Read moreWith the new technological demands, more and more people are joining online work. This premise was even stronger due to the new coronavirus pandemic, and working away from the offices has been the new scenario in the corporate world. At…
Read moreThere is a high demand to get a visa to Brazil, which ends up making the process tiring for a foreigner who is not aware of our laws or who tries to enter a process without advice. A series of…
Read moreThe closing of borders or the imposition of restrictions on the entry of Brazilian passengers were some of the measures taken by several countries against the proliferation of Covid-19. However, the advance of vaccination in Brazil has motivated the flexibility…
Read moreWith the new technological demands, more and more people are joining online work. This premise was even stronger due to the new coronavirus pandemic, and working away from the offices has been the new scenario in the corporate world. At the…
Read moreWe would like to inform that ANVISA (National Agency of Public Health Vigilance) suggested that the federal government suspends the exception for the entry of foreign crewmembers arriving to join vessels and platforms in the country. In response to ANVISA’s suggestion…
Read moreYes. If you exceed the limit of 183 days on Brazilian soil or in Brazilian jurisdictional waters, for work or not, within a Fiscal Year (any twelve months from the first entry of the foreigner until completing 184 days or…
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