Lara Lopes, 34, tried for years to keep a “low profile” in her native Mozambique. The effort involved keeping an essential part of herself secret: her sexual orientation. Still, she was attacked by unknown men in the street and got
Botinha & Cabral - Immigration
Botinha & Cabral - Immigration focuses on Brazilian immigration law, covering topics such as visa types including family reunion, work, and investor visas, as well as procedures for foreigners to live and work in Brazil. The blog addresses legal processes related to international marriages and divorces involving Brazilian jurisdiction, including documentation and court procedures. It also discusses residency authorization for immigrants investing in Brazilian real estate. Additionally, the blog touches on refugee and asylum issues, particularly for vulnerable groups such as LGBT individuals from Africa. The content is published by Botinha & Cabral, a law firm assisting foreigners in Brazil.
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The Process of the Investment Visa in Brazil
By Bootie
Investment Visa in Brazil
It is common to see tourists spending their holidays in Brazil wanting to stay behind. If that is your wish, you can either start a business in any of its beautiful cities such as Rio, Florianópolis,…
Housing in Brazil
By Bootie
Property Tax, condominium wages, lease agreements, landlord’s obligations and other aspects regarding housing in Brazil.
In Brazil “for rent” (“Aluga-se”) signs may be displayed on the property itself, either hanging from an apartment window or attached to the front gate
In Brazil “for rent” (“Aluga-se”) signs may be displayed on the property itself, either hanging from an apartment window or attached to the front gate
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Taxpaying in Brazil for foreigners
By Bootie
Living & Working in Brazil FAQ
22 answered questions about living and working in Brazil
22 answered questions about living and working in Brazil
FAQ
1. Is my CPF number cancelled upon my departure from Brazil?
No. the CPF number will continue to identify you before the Brazilian Tax
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Social Security and Pensions in Brazil
By Bootie
Social Security (INSS – Instituto Nacional do Seguro Social)
INSS is responsible for collecting contributions to maintain the Brazilian Social Security regime operating: paying retirements, pensions due to death, illness, disability, aids, others benefits foreseen by law.
Both employers and
INSS is responsible for collecting contributions to maintain the Brazilian Social Security regime operating: paying retirements, pensions due to death, illness, disability, aids, others benefits foreseen by law.
Both employers and
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