Frequently Asked Questions and Answers
Below are some of the most common questions about Brazil’s Digital Nomad Visa. Whether you’re considering a move to Brazil or just exploring your options, these FAQs will help you understand the visa process, eligibility, and what to expect during your stay.
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The Digital Nomad Visa is a special visa category introduced by Brazil to attract remote workers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs who wish to work and live in Brazil temporarily while conducting business online and remotely.
Foreigners who work remotely or independently, have a stable income, and can support themselves financially during their stay in Brazil are eligible to apply for the Digital Nomad Visa.
The Digital Nomad Visa is normally granted for a maximum period of one year. After the initial period, it may be possible to extend the visa for another year.
No, the Digital Nomad Visa specifically allows individuals to work for foreign employers or clients while in Brazil. It does not allow formal employment with Brazilian companies.
Yes, applicants usually need to demonstrate a stable income from remote work, freelance projects, or other online sources. You must show proof of a monthly income of $1,500 or bank funds of $18,000 if you are self-employed.
As long as the work is carried out remotely and does not involve physical presence in Brazil, it is generally allowed under the Digital Nomad Visa. However, engaging in any local work or business activities in Brazil is not permitted.
Yes, Brazil allows visa holders to bring their dependents, such as spouses and children. These family members will need to apply for dependent visas.
The application process usually involves:
Gathering the necessary documents
Filling out the visa application form
Submitting it to the nearest Brazilian embassy or consulate in your home country
Alternatively, you may also apply from within Brazil.
The Digital Nomad Visa is a temporary visa and does not lead directly to permanent residency or citizenship. However, if you decide to pursue long-term residency or citizenship, you can explore other visa options available in Brazil.
Yes, with a valid Digital Nomad Visa, you can travel freely within Brazil. However, if you plan to visit other countries during your stay, you will need to check the visa requirements of those countries and plan accordingly.