Brazil Investor Visa & Permanent Residence ID.. Pathway to Citizenship and Passport! http://www.BrazilianCitizenship.com/ Complete information about the program! * Requirements: * Benefits & Key Facts: * HOW DOES THE PROCESS WORK? * Procedures: * Required Documents: * Investment Options: * Brazilian Citizenship * Citizenship Rights: * Brazilian Passport & Visa-Free Travel

1. Brazil
Permanent Residency
Investor Visa & Permanent Residence ID
.. Pathway to Citizenship and Passport!

2. Brazil
Largest economy in Latin America and top 7 in the world
Brazil is an active and influential economy in world markets. It is considered a regional power
and is Latin America’s number 1 economy , with almost 50% of South America’s GDP alone.
It is also an active member of the BRICS, a group of important emerging economies, together
with Russia, India, China and South Africa.
Fifth place in the sustainable growth index
Brazil also occupies fifth place on the sustainable growth index, a ranking from the United
Nations which combines the wealth of countries with their use of natural resources. The
index is part of a range of rankings that can more accurately assess wealth generation to
achieve sustainable development.
Free democratic country & Political Stability
Brazil has had a peaceful transition to a politically stable democracy. Today, the country has
successfully solidified its institutions with an effective rule of law that protects its citizens’
civil rights and liberties.
International mobility
Holders of a Brazilian passport are entitled to visit 146+ countries and territories without the
need for a visa.
Foreign Direct Investment incentives
In Brazil, you are allowed to own up to 100% of any land and property you buy, this is one of
several measures adopted to encourage foreign investment in the country. The cost for
acquiring an investor visa is also substantially cheaper if compared to most countries.
Peaceful and diverse country
Brazil is a country with a very diverse society, having received immigrants from all around the
world for centuries. This has resulted in a very tolerant country, respectful of different beliefs
and cultures. On top of that, the countries in the region share a peaceful and stable
community, devoid of any serious conflicts in its recent history.
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3. Requirements:
What do I need to apply?
__ an investment of __
$ 50.000 USD
● No personal interview.
● No language requirements.
● No particular prior business experience needed.
● No medical examination.
● Includes all dependent family members.
● Easy eligibility criteria with minimal formalities.
● Fast-Track processing time. 4 to 6 week from
time of investment, 2 to 3 months from day one
For the Investor visa & Permanent Residency
program, you need to invest an amount of $ 150.000
BRL (~50k USD) most commonly by acquiring equity
of a Brazilian legal entity (Company) which can be
already existent or newly incorporated.
That investment can eventually take almost any form
and you have the liberty to choose how to best apply it.
All of this can be done Remotely. The application does
not require that you come to Brazilian territory and
once the The Investor Visa is issued, you can pick it up
at any Brazilian consulate in any country.
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4. Benefits & Key Facts:
Investor Visa & Permanent Residency
Key Facts
Acquiring a Brazil Investor Visa & Permanent Residency gives you and your family many benefits. The program
puts you on the path to citizenship and a passport in a short period of time, ranging from 1 to 4 years!
Additional advantages include:
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Small investment
Entire Family
Flexible
Citizenship & Passport
Remotely
$ 50,000 USD, Only - Investment can take any form
Residency for the entire family, including all your dependent family members
No residency requirements, you only need to visit once every two years
In only 1 to 4 years
Can be done 100% remotely, you will need to visit once to register the entry.

5. HOW DOES THE PROCESS WORK?
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1.
Your Legal Entity & Bank
1 - 2 months
3.
Visa & Residency
4-6 weeks
2.
Transfer of Funds
1-3 weeks

6. Procedures:
What is the required procedure?
2. Transfer of Funds
Sending the investment money to your account in
Brazil
● Now that your Brazilian legal entity and bank
account are in place, we register yourself (the
investor or the principal applicant) and the
newly established legal entity with Brazil’s
Central Bank, then it is time to transfer the
funds -so called initial capital, Foreign Direct
Investment-. We will work with you to transfer
the funds which shall come through a specific
channel of Brazil’s Central bank so called RDE-
IED. we then file all the necessary registrations
with both Exchange & Central Bank.
● Time-frame is 1 to 3 weeks.
3. Investor Visa & Permanent Residency
Acquiring the investor visa & the Permanent
Residency ID.
● The investment has been wired in and now we
are ready to take the final steps to getting your
investor visa. We will now be able to fill out the
necessary documents to Ministry of Labour,
which after analysing the case will then issue
your investor visa which will be sent to any
Brazilian consulate of your choice -the one on
your city or close by-. You can then pay them a
visit and obtain this visa on your passport, and
on your first visit to Brazil afterward will register
your entry with Federal Police Police
department, and they issue your protocol of
Permanent Residency ID Card (so called RNE-
equivalent to U.S Green Card)
● Time-frame: 4 to 6 weeks from the time you
transfer the funds until the issuance of the
investor visa.
1. Your Legal Entity & Bank Account
Setting up your legal entity and opening your bank
account
● To be eligible for an investor visa a foreigner
must invest +R$ 150,000 BRL in either an
already existing Brazilian company or in a new
Brazilian company. Opening a new company is
the preferred route for those seeking permanent
residency since they will have complete control
of the money. We will take care of this process
for you in the shortest amount of time possible.
Once the company has been registered we will
also open a local bank account for your legal
entity.
● Time-frame: less than 1 month if you could visit
Brazil during this phase, and about 2 months if
you wish to do it all 100% remotely, in this case
you will need to prepare the required documents
with the Brazilian consulate in your country by
mail or in-person.
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7. Required Documents:
From your end you will need the following personal documents
● Passport (valid for +6 months)
● Certificate of Good Conduct.
● Curriculum Vitae
● Optional and when applicable:
○ Parental relationship as (Birth Certificate, or family book).
○ Marriage certificate, when applicable.
○ Academic credentials (e.g. Diploma),
○ Utility bill and/or Bank statement
In addition to these, there will be a need to provide a few Brazilian documents
which serve as a proof of investment. We will assist you in obtaining these
documents.
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8. Investment Options:
What can I do with my investment money in Brazil?
You will be free to invest the money required for investor visa in whichever way you want. You can choose
your own investment, but it must be done in the name of your legal entity. Most foreigners, usually those who are
already purchasing real estate, take advantage of it. But you can invest in stocks or fixed income or just keep the money
as cash on savings accounts, where interest rates and dividends are much higher than those applied and seen in other
countries. There are many safe investment options in the country:
Real Estate Investment: There are no major
restrictions for foreigners to buy and sell residential,
commercial, or land property in Brazil. Property prices
have been stable after years of steady increase and for
many foreigners it is a good time to buy due to the real’s
depreciation relative to the American dollar.
Interest-rate Investment: options like the regular
savings account or in Fixed Income account is much
more attractive in Brazil than in many other countries.
As the interest rate in the country has been hovering
around the 14% mark in recent years and is currently at
13.75%.
Finance Business Operations: The process of
attaining the permanent visa already involves creating a
legal entity (a company) in the country. those who get
the visa may also choose to make their legal entities
operational. There are several sectors in Brazil that are
flourishing and are expected to continue growing such
as the agricultural, services and technology sectors
among others.
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9. Brazilian Citizenship
Brazilian Permanent Residency to Brazilian Citizenship through Naturalization:
● One year: If you have a Brazilian child/parent or
if you are married to a Brazilian.
● One year: If you have rendered or are in a
position to render relevant services to Brazil, at
the discretion of the Minister of Justice.
● Two years: If you are eligible because of
professional, scientific or artistic ability.
● Three years: If you own property of significant
value in Brazil; if you are an industrialist, if you
own significant resources or significant paid-in
shares in any corporation especially in industry
or agriculture.
● Four years: everybody else.
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The required period of residence is not considered interrupted by trips abroad,
provided that the motive for such trip is considered relevant and that the total
sum of the periods of absence from Brazil does not exceed 6 months per year or
eighteen months collectively.
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Brazil allows Dual Citizenship
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Foreigners of any nationality, with Brazilian permanent
residency for a period of one to four years*, and
without any criminal conviction, can obtain Brazilian
citizenship through naturalization, applicants must
meet the following conditions:
1. Must have legal capacity, good behavior, good
health, and no income tax debts in Brazil.
2. Must be able to support one’s self and family,
or exercise a profession.
3. Portuguese language proficiency according to
your capacity.
4. Absence of any denunciation, indictment or
sentence in Brazil for a crime punishable by
more than one year in prison.
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in Brazil for at least four years
immediately prior to filing the naturalization
and citizenship application or for a reduced
period if you meet one of the following
conditions:

10. Citizenship Rights
Brazilian and Naturalized Brazilian has the rights to:
● The right to obtain a Brazilian Passport.
● The right to all services that are provided free of
charge to Brazilian citizens because of age or
disability.
● The right to vote and run for public office.
● The right to apply for public service jobs & enter
concursos.
● The right to enroll in government backed
financial programs that are restricted to Brazilian
citizens, as “Minha Casa - Minha Vida”, “Bolsa
Família” or “Science without Borders”
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11. Brazilian Passport:
Visa-Free Travel
One of the benefits of obtaining
Brazilian citizenship is the international mobility
it provides. Brazilian citizens have visa-free or
visa on arrival access to 146 countries and
territories.
This makes the Brazilian Passport one of the
most “powerful” in the world.
Mercosul members and some other countries (as
shown on the map) do not even require a
passport, a national or state-issued Brazilian
identity card is enough.
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Albania
Andorra
Antigua and Barbuda
Argentina
Armenia
Austria
Bahamas
Bahrain
Barbados
Belgium
Belize
Bolivia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Botswana
Bulgaria
Burkina Faso
Cambodia
Cape Verde
Chile
Colombia
Comoros
Costa Rica
Croatia
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark and territories
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Estonia
Ethiopia
Fiji
Finland
France
Georgia
Germany
Greece
Grenada
Guatemala
Guinea-Bissau
Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
Hungary
Iceland
Indonesia
Iran
Ireland
Israel
Italy
Jamaica
Jordan
Kenya
Kyrgyzstan
Laos
Latvia
Lebanon
Liechtenstein
Lithuania
Luxembourg
Macedonia
Madagascar
Malaysia
Maldives
Malta
Mauritania
Mauritius
Mexico
Micronesia
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Namibia
Nepal
Netherlands and territories
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Norway
Oman
Palau
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Romania
Russia
Saint Kitts and Nevis
Saint Lucia
Saint Vincent and the
Grenadines
Vanuatu
Vatican City
Venezuela
Zambia
Zimbabwe

12. ESTABLISH:
The difference
Our Services:
A comprehensive range of Market Entry services to help
you navigate your next phase of expansion. Our services
span the entire market entry project lifecycle: Advise,
Build, Deliver and Manage.
● Local Business representation & representative
Offices
● Entity Management & Corporate Governance
● Trust, Interim management & Fiduciary
Services.
● Company formation & Business registration
● Financial, Tax, Accounting, Payroll and Expense
Management.
● Staff Recruitment & HR Advisory.
● JV/ Partner search & Project Management
● Staff Mobility Management & Relocation
Services.
Establish Brazil provides end-to-end market
entry solutions to suit the requirements of clients from
all segments of the industry expanding into the Brazilian
market. Working with local partners, and an
international team with extensive experience and a
strong track record in helping organizations overcome
the bureaucratic obstacles in establishing a presence in
Brazil.
Our team combines a strong practical operational
experience together with expert insights to provide
implementable solutions that lead to tangible and
sustained value creation.
We aspire to long-term, strong partnerships with our
clients, founded on integrity, fairness and transparency.
We expect honest, ethical behavior from ourselves, and
we encourage it in clients, partners and associates.
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13. Thank you!
Our Clients
are our best advertisement.
“They help you to understand the problem without
hiding anything due to their extensive knowledge of
market entry issues.. Establish is very professional.”
Manish Singh , Director of Latin America - Biocon
“They were able to guide me through my incorporation
in an understandable, effective, and friendly way. They
saved me a lot of time and hassle, allowing me to focus my
energy elsewhere, instead of worrying about the
bureaucracy. I would definitely recommend Establish to
anyone looking to expand!”
Andrea Liscakova, Managing Partner - Espaço Atari
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“Establish gives you confidence and peace of mind
with projects that have a lot of grey area and doubt. I
also believe that Establish’s network and experience
makes the whole project more cost and time effective
due to the reduction of risk they bring, and their
knowing where to go and who to see. Establish is fast,
clear, friendly, and predictable.”
Luke Scullion , CEO - Scullion do Brasil Ltda.

14. Our Team
Key Contacts
Marysol Goes : Account Manager
email.: m.goes@establishbrazil.com Tel.: +55 (11) 2619-1982
Marysol is the account manager and the main point of contact for the clients.
Dedicated and focused, she brings a unique energy to Establish and the clients.
She is always looking to improve our services. She also has a big heart, in her
spare time Marysol works with an NGO helping refugees in Brazil.
Husam ABBOUD: Account Director
email.: h.abboud@establishbrazil.com Tel.: +55 (11) 2619-1982
Husam brings unique practical experience in building and scaling up world-
class businesses, He studied medicine at October 6 University before he joined
Establish as founding member in 2008, keeping client centric solutions at the
forefront of his leadership and the firm.
He loves technology and cats, In his free time he is an avid skydiver, scuba-diver
and he practice yogic flying meditation.
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Conor Brady: Business Development Director
email.: c.brady@establishbrazil.com Tel.: +55 (11) 2619-1982
Conor is at the forefront of the Business Development department and deals
with most of the clients that come to us. He is very efficient, he studied to
become a lawyer and obtained his master’s in international law. His main
interests include company formation and entrepreneurship.
Our multi-cultural team combines a strong on-the-ground unparalleled experience,
comprehensive capabilities supporting your next Brazil project.
Below is some key contacts for the Investor Visa & Permanent residency program:

15. Specialists from Establish regularly contribute articles or expert opinions and are
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Latam are in the news, we are usually asked to share our knowledge and expertise in this field
in the press, radio and publication
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