Lara Lopes, 34, tried for years to keep a “low profile” in her native Mozambique. The effort involved keeping an essential part of herself secret: her sexual orientation. Still, she was attacked by unknown men in the street and got arrested and shared a jail cell with men.
She was also bullied during college, and…

Investment Visa in Brazil
It is common to see tourists spending their holidays in Brazil wanting to stay behind. If that is your wish, you can either start a business in any of its beautiful cities such as Rio, Florianópolis, Natal or invest in a local business to assure your legal residence and your attachment…

Property Tax, condominium wages, lease agreements, landlord’s obligations and other aspects regarding housing in Brazil.
In Brazil “for rent” (“Aluga-se”) signs may be displayed on the property itself, either hanging from an apartment window or attached to the front gate of a house – the practice varies across the country. The rental property is usually…

Living & Working in Brazil FAQ
22 answered questions about living and working in Brazil

FAQ
1. Is my CPF number cancelled upon my departure from Brazil?
No. the CPF number will continue to identify you before the Brazilian Tax Authorities for any act that requires a CPF number.
 
2. Are expenses related to …