Residency in Brazil Part II: Retirement Visa Program

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The country we are featuring today has appeared on the pages of SMC quite a lot lately…

Because it pretty much has it all.

Not every place can brag about its jungles and never-ending beaches the way Brazil can. It is home to the world’s largest rainforest, the Amazon, and to the world’s most famous beach, Copacabana.

It’s also home to the world’s most renowned eye-candy festival — the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro. 

Brazil is a diverse country on many fronts, and, luckily for you, this also includes the various residency programs that it offers to qualifying foreigners. 

If you can prove that you’re retired and receiving at least $2,000 in monthly (qualifying) income, you can apply for the Brazilian Retirement Visa.

And the best thing about this visa category — unlike with the Brazilian Digital Nomad Visa, which we covered recently – it leads to citizenship. 

Initially, you get a temporary residency, which is valid for two years. Two years later, you can convert it to permanent residency. And, after four more years of holding permanent residency (for a total of six years), you will become eligible to apply for naturalization in Brazil.

If you are a retiree looking for a change of scenery, then Brazil is definitely a country to consider. 

For more information on some of the country’s top retirement destinations, as well as the details pertaining to its retirement residency application process, healthcare and banking sector, be sure to check out today’s SMC Alert.

The Country of Contrasts Brazil, the country of contrasts, has been on our radar for quite some time, and for a number of reasons.  The country is a great Plan B destination if you are planning on having your baby abroad, as it will grant citizenship not only to the newborn, but to you as…

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