Brazilian visas
Work, investor, study, family reunification and other visas, including preparation of the complete consular application.
Our practice areas
Immigration Law
Visas, residence permits, naturalisation and immigration status in Brazil and abroad, with close support at every stage.
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Our
practice
Moving countries involves deadlines, forms and document requirements that change frequently, and a filing mistake can cost months. Our role is to reduce that friction: identify the correct immigration route, prepare a complete application and follow it through to a decision.
We assist both people arriving in Brazil and Brazilians settling abroad, including families whose legal relationships span multiple legal systems.
When immigration intersects with family or succession matters — binational marriage, custody with parents in different countries, assets in another jurisdiction — we coordinate the work rather than treat it as isolated proceedings.
What we do
Services in Immigration Law
Residence permits
Applications for residence in Brazil, renewals, changes of category and issuance of the CRNM residence card.
Naturalisation
Brazilian naturalisation in its various categories, with an advance assessment of timing and residence requirements.
Foreign citizenship
Guidance on recognition of citizenship by descent and gathering the required civil registry documents.
Regularising immigration status
Resolving irregular immigration status, requests for reconsideration and representation in administrative proceedings.
International families
Coordinated advice for families living across countries, with attention to the rules of each relevant jurisdiction.
Your rights, always by your side
How
we handle
your case
- 01
Eligibility assessment
We assess your profile, relationships and documents to identify genuinely available immigration routes.
- 02
Document plan
We list every document, translation, apostille and deadline so nothing holds up the process midway.
- 03
Filing and follow-up
We prepare and file the application, responding to requests from the relevant authorities.
- 04
After the decision
We advise on registration, renewals and next steps after approval is granted.
Frequently asked questions
Questions
we often
hear
Can't find your question? Write to us: we answer every message personally.
Ask a questionWhat is the difference between a visa and a residence permit?
A visa is issued abroad and authorises entry into the country. A residence permit allows you to stay and is generally requested once in Brazil.
Does marrying a Brazilian entitle me to residence?
A family relationship is one of the grounds for a residence permit, but it requires evidence of the relationship and compliance with the other legal requirements.
How long does an immigration process take?
It depends on the category and responsible authority. At the initial assessment we give a realistic estimate and identify common causes of delay.
Do I need to be in Brazil to start the process?
Not always. Some applications begin at the consulate in the country of origin. We determine this at the first assessment according to the chosen route.
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