We get you your Brazilian visa
Nieilly and Jason are a Belgian-Brazilian couple living between Brazil and Belgium. Together, and in your language, we guide you through the process of obtaining your Brazilian visa.
✔️ Nieilly Gomes is Brazilian and a lawyer since 2015 (OAB / AL No. 14.337)
✔️ Several years of expertise with all types of visas (retirement, work, digital nomad, etc.)
✔️ Jason is your point of contact who speaks French, Dutch, English, and Portuguese
Our fees: a flat rate of €1,199.99 covering the entire process.
We helped more than 30 clients in 2025!Want to know more?
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Nieilly was born and raised in Maceió and has been registered with the Brazilian Bar since 2015 (OAB / AL No. 14.337). Specialized in immigration, she has guided clients for many years with all types of visas: work, retirement, investor, digital nomad, marriage, family reunification, etc.
Jason is a Belgian marketer who has been living in Maceió for over 7 years. He speaks French, Dutch, English, and Portuguese and guides you in your language at every step.
And all of this is done remotely, from your home.
We take care of every step: analyzing your situation, choosing the appropriate visa, preparing documents, dealing with Brazilian authorities, submitting your application, resolving any issues, administrative follow-up, and support until your visa is granted.
- Obtain your Brazilian visa
- Be your trusted local partner by combining our European and Brazilian expertise
- Make the entire process simple and stress-free
We are a team of two: with us, you are not just a number. We are available via WhatsApp, email, or call and respond quickly to reassure and assist you whenever you have a question.
3 reasons why our clients choose us to obtain their Brazilian visa
Belgian-Brazilian Expertise
Two cultures, one trusted intermediary.
Solid legal framework
Nieilly is an immigration lawyer and knows Brazilian law inside out
Total accessibility
Direct and personal communication without intermediaries
The complete visa process
in 5 steps
1. Tell us about your project
- During a free 15-minute call, we analyze your situation (age, income, profession, objectives), answer all your questions, and guide you to the most suitable visa.
No, it’s completely free. The goal is to understand your needs and situation to give you proper advice.
No, nothing is required. We can discuss everything during our call. If you want, you can already check which visa might suit you.
Depending on your language, you will speak with Nieilly, a Brazilian immigration lawyer, or Jason, your Belgian contact based in Maceió for over 7 years. Jason understands the basics of Brazilian visa law and refers more complex questions to Nieilly, then responds to you in your language.
2. We find the visa for you
- We send you an email detailing the visa that best fits your situation.
This visa is granted to people with a pension or stable passive income (minimum USD 2,000) who wish to live in Brazil. It allows you to settle in the country without the obligation to work or invest.
Income proof must be provided via bank statements or official certificates.
For those who invest in Brazil, whether in real estate (minimum BRL 700,000 in the Northeast, BRL 1,000,000 elsewhere) or a Brazilian company (minimum BRL 500,000, reduced to BRL 150,000 for startups and innovative projects).
This visa grants permanent residency for you and your family.
For foreigners hired by a Brazilian company for a position requiring specific skills.
It is generally temporary but can be renewed and converted into permanent residency after a few years.
If you have a spouse, child, or Brazilian parent, this visa allows you to obtain permanent residency without any investment or minimum income required.
For foreigners married to a Brazilian citizen. This visa allows permanent residency.
After four years of residence, it opens the right to Brazilian citizenship.
For citizens of countries in the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (Portugal, Angola, Mozambique, Cape Verde, Guinea-Bissau, São Tomé and Príncipe, Equatorial Guinea, East Timor).
After a few years, this visa also grants access to Brazilian residency.
For remote workers or freelancers with foreign clients. Requires a minimum income of USD 1,500 per month or savings of USD 18,000.
Initially valid for one year, renewable once (maximum two years).
Granted to citizens of crisis countries (armed conflicts, persecution, disasters), including Syrians, Afghans, Haitians, or Venezuelans.
3. You receive our invoice and we send the list of required documents
- Receiving our invoice: flat fee of €1,199.99 covering the entire process
- Receiving the list of documents required depending on the visa you choose
- Assistance with collecting and completing the documents
It depends on the visa, but the documents that are always required are the CPF, the passport, a recent proof of residence, and a birth or marriage certificate.
The CRNM (Carteira de Registro Nacional Migratório) is not required to obtain the visa.
However, the CPF (Cadastro de Pessoas Físicas) is mandatory, and we can obtain it for you.
- Document preparation
- Submission of your application
- Legal assistance
- Multilingual support (FR, NL, EN, PT)
- Problem-solving with your file
- Follow-up via email, call, and/or WhatsApp
- Coverage of all visa types (investment, retirement, CPLP, work, marriage, digital nomad, etc.)
4. Processing and obtaining your temporary visa
- We handle all administrative procedures and schedule your appointments.
- You will then receive your temporary visa, which, depending on the type, can later be converted into a permanent visa.
Not yet. According to Brazilian law, the first phase is temporary and allows you to apply for permanent residency afterward. This standard procedure applies to all relevant visa types.
No, you can collect it directly at the consulate in your country of residence.
Depending on the complexity of your file and your availability, processing can take between 1 and 3 months.
5. Obtaining your CRNM
- We schedule an appointment for your CRNM at the Federal Police in Brazil. You must go there in person.
The CRNM (Carteira de Registro Nacional Migratório) is the national registration number for foreigners in Brazil. It is a unique identifier for anyone legally living in Brazil, similar to a social security number.
It is used for all administrative procedures, such as obtaining a visa, opening a bank account, or signing contracts.
You will receive this number in Brazil after obtaining your temporary visa at the consulate in your country.
Important: This CRNM does not correspond to a permanent visa, which is only issued after a few years of temporary visa status.
Yes, you must go to the Federal Police in Brazil to collect it.
You have up to 1 year to enter Brazil, and then 30 days after arrival to report to the Federal Police.
The total time to receive it from that point can vary between 1 and 3 months depending on the city (for example, waiting times in São Paulo are longer than in smaller cities).
Yes, an address is required to determine the Federal Police office where you will collect your CRNM. It can be any reliable address, even that of a relative or friend.
Ready to get your visa for Brazil?
We guide you, in your language, at every step for a simple and secure process.
Why apply for your Brazilian visa with us:
Fast access to residency and Brazilian citizenship
Simplified bank account opening
Freedom to work or start a business without restrictions
Full support from start to finish by a Belgian-Brazilian team that knows both cultures and speaks your language
Schedule a free 15-min callFrequently asked questions
Question? Book a free call and we’ll be happy to answer them.
You can also email us at [email protected] ou call +32 494 161110
- Your dependent parents and children: yes
- Any other family members: no
Nieilly is registered with the Alagoas Bar (OAB / AL No. 14.337). You can verify her registration on the official site: cna.oab.org.br. Here’s how to fill in the fields
- Nome: Nieilly Gomes
- N° da inscrição: 14.337
- Seccional: Conselho Seccional - Alagoas
- Tipo de inscrição: Advogado
Yes, but if your documents are complete and your legal situation is in order, refusal is rare.
However, the final decision is entirely in the hands of the Brazilian authorities.
No, we cannot be held responsible for a refusal despite our efforts.
Depending on your situation, extra fees may apply:
- Federal Police: 204.77 R$ for residence registration and 168.13 R$ for application evaluation
- Sworn translation or apostille: 200 to 500 R$ per document
- Possible consular fees: 110€
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