Live legally in Brazil.
With legal certainty and no complications.
Lima Global Immigration Law handles your entire immigration process in Brazil — visas, residency, naturalization, family reunification, and investments — with service in English and Portuguese.
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How we can help you
From your first visa to citizenship — we handle every step of the process
Residency Authorization
For those who want to live legally in Brazil. We assess your case and point you to the fastest, most secure path forward.
Visa & Digital Nomad
Want to work in Brazil without giving up your international lifestyle? We’ll find the right visa for your profile.
Family Reunification
Bringing your family or planning to? We handle the full process for spouse, children, and dependents.
Naturalization
For those looking to become Brazilian citizens. We guide you through every step until citizenship is granted.
Investor Visa
Looking to open a business or invest in Brazil? We structure your visa and all documentation required for foreign nationals.
Private International Law
For Brazilians abroad with family, inheritance, marriage, or document matters that need legal effect in Brazil.
WHY LIMA GLOBAL
Service in English and Portuguese
No need to worry about language barriers. All communication is in whichever language you prefer.
International experience
We understand firsthand what it means to rebuild a life in a new country. That perspective changes everything about how we serve our clients.
By your side from start to finish
From planning your move to obtaining permanent residency or citizenship — we don’t leave you alone at any stage.
Perguntas frequentes
It depends on your goal in Brazil — whether it’s to live, work, invest, or reunite with family. In the initial consultation, we analyze your situation and point you to the exact right path.
It varies depending on the visa or residency type. Simpler processes can take 2 to 4 months; more complex cases, 6 to 12 months. In the initial consultation you’ll receive a realistic estimate for your specific case.
The list varies by process type, but generally includes a valid passport, civil documents, proof of income or ties, and apostilled documents. We send the full checklist after reviewing your case.
It depends on the type of visa. Some allow paid work, others do not. We clarify this from the start to avoid any risks to your legal status.
It’s possible, but there are specific requirements — including visa requirements for foreign partners. We structure the complete process, from the investor visa to company registration.
Costs vary depending on the process type and include legal fees, government charges, and any apostille or translation services. We present a clear and transparent quote in the first consultation.
Yes. We offer fully remote service via video call or WhatsApp, in Portuguese and English.
Ready to take the next step?
Get in touch now and receive an initial assessment of your case. We respond in English and Portuguese.