Brazil Work Visa Chicago Consulate
The Chicago Consulate serves the States of Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
This visa is for people looking to work (making money) in Brazil. In a nutshell, getting a work visa in Brazil is a headache. You have to find a job in Brazil, then get a work permit issued by the government authorities in Brazil, and then finally apply for your work visa back in the country of your residence. Good luck!
Maximum duration of the VITEM-V visa is two years.
- Apply for Your Work Permit Directly in Brazil at the Ministry of Labor and Employment (MTE) by the Brazilian sponsoring party.
- Information (available in Portuguese, English, and Spanish) on the Brazilian regulations regarding visas can be found here.
- I actually found that the information is a lot more in-depth on the Portuguese-based guide, available here.
- Click on Process Consultation and follow the instructions.
- Go to this site and make sure you have all of the required documents.
- You can go here to see submission details.
- The Brazilian Consulate will give to you your brand new Brazilian Visa.
- Don’t forget to register with the Federal Police within 30 days of arriving in Brazil.
- Check vaccination requirements here at the Center for Disease Control (CDC).
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