Alpha Immigration

Your move to Brazil, step by step

I help people and families who want to live in Brazil, from the first visa to permanent residence.

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First, a conversation

Moving country is a big decision, and every story arrives with different questions. So I always start by listening: who is coming, for how long, on what income and with what plans.

Then I explain, in plain words, which routes Brazilian law offers for your situation, how long each one usually takes and which documents you will need.

You follow every stage of your case in your own portal, with the deadlines, the documents and our messages in one place.

If you like, write and tell me a little about your situation. I reply personally.

Ana Teste

Immigration lawyer · OAB/SP 123.456

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What I do

  • Digital nomad residence

    For remote workers earning from abroad.

  • Work visa

    With a job offer or contract from a Brazilian employer.

  • Family reunion

    For spouses, partners, children and parents of residents.

  • Investor residence

    Investment in a Brazilian company or property.

  • Retirees

    Residence on a pension or fixed income from abroad.

  • Naturalisation

    For residents who want Brazilian citizenship.

How we work

  1. First conversation

    A 30-minute call to understand your situation.

  2. The right route

    We compare the possible routes and choose together.

  3. Documents

    A clear list of what to gather, translate and apostille.

  4. The application

    I prepare and file the application, and follow every request.

  5. The decision

    You get the decision and the next steps to residence.

Common questions

Do I need to be in Brazil to start? No. Many applications start at the consulate in your country or online.

How long does it take? It depends on the route and the authority. In our first conversation I explain the usual timelines for your case.

Do you work in English? Yes, in Portuguese, English and Spanish.

Do documents need translating? Usually yes, by a sworn translator, and many need an apostille.

Can I bring my family? On most routes, yes, through family reunion.

How do I follow my case? In your own portal, with deadlines, documents and messages.

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Write to me

Tell me a little about your situation. I reply within two working days.

São Paulo

Av. Paulista, 1000, conj. 101

Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm

+55 11 3000-0000

contato@alpha-teste.com.br