Duration
Duration
Foreign nationals who intend to stay in Brazil for more than two years and are related to a Brazilian national or permanent resident, retirees who get a regular pension, and qualifying employees, professors, scientists, or researchers may be given the Permanent Visa (VIPER). Additionally, you may be asked to invest a certain amount of money before applying for this visa. After three years in the country, the visa might lead to citizenship.
There are several options for foreign nationals to qualify for full (permanent) residency:
You must provide the following documents.
Brazilian embassies allow petitions for permanent residence. There is significant paperwork to complete and documented evidence to present.
Visa Processing Time
The time it takes to obtain a Brazil visa depends on which Embassy handles your application. However, following completing your application, you should plan on waiting 10 to 15 days.
How to Apply
Individuals already in Brazil are eligible to apply for residence if they meet the requirements. Applications can be submitted to the Brazilian Consulate in the place of origin or within 30 days of arriving in Brazil, albeit the procedure will take at least six months and up to a year. Temporary documents will be given during the process, allowing the applicant to live and work in Brazil.
Duration
A Permanent Visa is normally good for nine years. Whereas certain types of persons, such as investors, are required to extend their permanent residence every three years.
Fees
This visa costs 360 USD. You have to pay an extra 65 USD if dependents are included.
A Permanent Residence Visa is renewable and can even lead to Brazilian citizenship.
Business
This visa can be achieved through investment.
Dependants
Include family members, if any.
Family Reunion
You may apply for this visa to live with your family in Brazil.
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