Brazilian Retirement Visa
Brazilian Retirement Visa
Planning to spend your retirement in Brazil? Our retirement visa assistance makes it possible. Whether you’re the retiree or the beneficiary of a deceased person’s pension, we simplify the process. Regardless of age or pension type, we can help you to secure a temporary visa, convertible to permanent residency.
Are You Eligible?
Who Can Apply for a Brazilian Retirement Visa?
The Retirement Visa is designed for individuals who are:
Retired or beneficiaries of a deceased person’s pension Able to transfer a monthly income of at least USD $2,000 to Brazil
If you meet these criteria, you’re on your way.
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Why to get a Brazilian Retirement visa?
Discover the Brazilian Dream
Brazil offers a perfect blend of vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and a cost of living that stretches your retirement savings. Escape harsh winters, embrace an active lifestyle, and enjoy a community-oriented culture where every day feels like a celebration.
- Year-round tropical climate
- Affordable cost of living
- World-class beaches & nature
- Rich cultural experiences
- Quality healthcare options
Why Hire a Professional?
Make Your Retirement Visa Process Stress-Free
- Expert Guidance: Navigate paperwork and legal procedures with confidence.
- Avoid Costly Mistakes: Prevent rejections and unnecessary delays.
- Personalized Assistance: End-to-end support tailored to your case.
- Peace of Mind: Focus on planning your retirement; we handle the bureaucracy.
Meet Our Lead Lawyer:
Laís Gonçalves
Laís Gonçalves is a leading immigration attorney with 23+ years of legal experience. She is based in Toronto and Rio de Janeiro and currently serves as President of the Brazil-Canada Bar Association.
Known for her legal expertise and passion for global mobility, Laís ensures each client’s visa journey is smooth, personalized, and fully compliant with Brazilian law.
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Frequently Asked Questions About the Brazilian Retirement Visa
Find answers to the most common questions about eligibility, required documents, processing times, and how we can assist you through the entire visa process.
Yes. You can apply either at a Brazilian Consulate in your home country or directly in Brazil. The document requirements may vary depending on where you apply.
You must prove a minimum monthly income of USD $2,000 that can be transferred to Brazil. This can come from retirement benefits, private investments or a deceased person’s pension.
Yes. The application can be made at a Brazilian consulate abroad or in Brazil.
Yes, if you are applying through a Brazilian Consulate, you must have health insurance valid in Brazil. For applications within Brazil, the requirement may vary.
Yes. The Retirement Visa generally grants permanent resident status in Brazil after 2 years, allowing you to live in the country indefinitely as long as you meet the requirements.
Yes. Your spouse and dependents can apply as your family members. You will need to provide additional documentation such as marriage and birth certificates.
An immigration professional ensures that your application is complete, correct, and free of errors that could cause delays or rejections. They also provide personalized support throughout the entire process.
Remember that a Digital Nomad Visa can also be obtained directly through official government channels.
