Digital nomad
visa Brasil.
(visa for remote workers)
- Goes to permanent residence and citizenship
- No requirements to stay in the country
- Portugal's most loyal program
Brazil’s Digital Nomad Visa lets remote workers employed by companies outside Brazil live there for up to one year, with possible renewal. Applicants must show a minimum monthly income of $1,500 or $18,000 in savings, have health insurance, and a clean criminal record.
The visa is not for employment with Brazilian companies, and family members must apply separately. It offers digital professionals the chance to enjoy Brazil’s lifestyle while working for foreign employers.
It is important to note that after 183 days living in Brazil you will be considered a fiscal resident, with local tax implications to your income.
The visa is not for employment with Brazilian companies, and family members must apply separately. It offers digital professionals the chance to enjoy Brazil’s lifestyle while working for foreign employers.
It is important to note that after 183 days living in Brazil you will be considered a fiscal resident, with local tax implications to your income.
Benefits of the brazilian digital nomad visa
Live legally in Brazil
while working remotely for a foreign company or as a freelancer with international clients
Stay up to 1 year
renewable for an additional year (maximum 2 years total)
No need for a local work permit
you remain employed by a company or clients abroad
Pathway to long-term residence
after 2 years, you can apply for a residence permit extension under other categories if you decide to stay longer
Bring your family
spouses and dependents can apply for family reunion visas
Full access to Brazil’s lifestyle
affordable cost of living, beaches, vibrant cities, and good internet infrastructure
Requirements:
1. Remote Work Capability Declaration
Provide a notarized declaration confirming your ability to carry out your professional activities remotely using digital communication and information technologies.
2. Proof of Foreign Employment Relationship
Submit an employment contract, service agreement, or equivalent documentation that demonstrates your professional relationship with a foreign employer or clients located outside Brazil.
3. Proof of Financial Means
Show evidence that your income originates from a foreign source and meets one of the following minimum thresholds:
Provide a notarized declaration confirming your ability to carry out your professional activities remotely using digital communication and information technologies.
2. Proof of Foreign Employment Relationship
Submit an employment contract, service agreement, or equivalent documentation that demonstrates your professional relationship with a foreign employer or clients located outside Brazil.
3. Proof of Financial Means
Show evidence that your income originates from a foreign source and meets one of the following minimum thresholds:
- A monthly income of at least US$1,500, or
- Bank funds totaling at least US$18,000
Digital nomad — Brazil Residence
IMIGRATA relocation plans
Money-Back Guarantee Services:
✔ Eligibility assessment and personalized consultation
✔ Guidance on required documents and checklist preparation
✔ Help with document gathering, including apostilles and translations
✔ Filling out application forms accurately
✔ Communication and follow-up with Brazilian consulates or immigration authorities
✔ Support in submitting the application either from abroad or inside Brazil
✔ Updates on application status and advice for responding to additional requests
✔ Assistance with related steps like health insurance and background checks
✔ Legal advice to increase approval chances and compliance with immigration rules
✔ Eligibility assessment and personalized consultation
✔ Guidance on required documents and checklist preparation
✔ Help with document gathering, including apostilles and translations
✔ Filling out application forms accurately
✔ Communication and follow-up with Brazilian consulates or immigration authorities
✔ Support in submitting the application either from abroad or inside Brazil
✔ Updates on application status and advice for responding to additional requests
✔ Assistance with related steps like health insurance and background checks
✔ Legal advice to increase approval chances and compliance with immigration rules
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Pay in stages
Your payments will be split in several comfortable stages for all packages over €1000
We guarantee our work
n an unlikely event your visa/residency is not granted, we will resubmit documents, offer to switch program/country free of charge, or return your money
Own team in every country we serve
Our team is not only our own experience of moving, but also years of work with hundreds of client cases of varying complexity
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Our local team to handle your case
- Ícaro CoutoAttorney for Portuguese clientsÍcaro is a lawyer passionate about international challenges, He had a career built on civil litigation, visa and nationality consulting. Ícaro has helped countless people turn their dreams into reality with strategic and precise legal solutions.
He supervises our most complex Residence applications and files claims to get your Residence quick in case process stalls. - Juliana PoubelLegal Assistant
Juliana has a law degree from FGV in Rio de Janeiro and studied abroad in Australia, where she broadened her worldview, cultural understanding, and English skills.
In 2022, she moved to Portugal to pursue a master's degree. During the last few years, she has worked at different law firms in Lisbon, specializing in immigration.
- Alexandra KulikovaVisa programs specialistAlexandra is an expert in Portuguese immigration, specializing in visa types such as the Digital Nomad Visa, D3/90.2, D7, D2, family reunification, and others.
She works with applications in Moscow, Belgrade, Paris, Tel-Aviv, Ankara, as well as other locations around the world.
Step-by-step plan for digital nomad Brazil
Complete the Electronic Application (Web Protocol/Online application form). At this stage, document upload is not required
Print the Application Receipt (RER) upon completion
Request the service via e-consular and await review by the Consulate team
Once the application is validated, schedule your appointment via e-consular
On the scheduled date and time, appear at the Consulate General with the original documents, including digitized copies for pre-verification in e-consular. Uploading files online does not replace the need to present printed originals
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Office in Portugal:
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Avenida de França, 168, R/C,
Vila Nova de Famalicão, 4760-104
E-mail us: info@imigrata.com
4651 Roswell Road, Suite 309 D
Atlanta, GA 30342 USA
Office in Portugal:
(by appointment only)
Avenida de França, 168, R/C,
Vila Nova de Famalicão, 4760-104
E-mail us: info@imigrata.com