Brazil
Brazil
Brazilian Student Visa
Short-term Student Visa
You should apply for a standard visitor visa if you plan to take a short course of study in Brazil, such as a Portuguese language course, training course, or part of an overseas course, a short period of research, medical, veterinary, or dentistry electives.
You can study for up to 6 months(or up to 11 months if you are studying a Portuguese language course).
Long-term Student Visa
If you plan to enroll in a full-time non-degree or degree-level program at a Brazilian school, college, or university, you will need to apply for a student visa (e.g., Tier 4 General). Your course will have specific requirements, including proof of funds, proficiency in Portuguese, and the necessary documentation for the visa application.
Brazilian Work Visa
Temporary Work Visa (VITEM V)
This visa is for individuals seeking temporary employment in Brazil. It is the most common work visa and is typically issued for an initial period of up to two years, with the possibility of renewal.
Permanent Work Visa
This visa is granted to individuals who meet specific criteria, such as highly skilled professionals, executives, or those investing significantly in Brazil. It allows for permanent residency and employment in Brazil.
Technical Assistance Visa (VITEM V - Technical)
It is issued to professionals providing technical assistance or transferring technology to a Brazilian company. It is generally valid for up to one year and can be extended if necessary.
Exchange Programs and Training Visa (VITEM IV)
They are designed for professionals participating in Brazil exchange programs or training initiatives. The duration of the visa depends on the program or training’s length.
