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Brazil VITEM-V Work Long-Stay Visa
Work · 6-12 weeks. The VITEM-V Work Visa is a long-stay visa for foreign workers authorized by a Brazilian employer. It allows for employment in Brazil for up to 2 years and is…
Who is the VITEM-V Work Visa for in Brazil?
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Required Documents
- - Brazilian Ministry of Labour authorisation
- - Employment contract
- - Educational credentials
- - Valid passport
- - Recent passport-sized photographs
Estimated Costs
- - visaFee: USD 100
- - registrationFee: BRL 230
Application Steps
- Employer files Ministry of Labour authorisation
- Worker applies at Brazilian consulate
- Travel and register with Federal Police
Always confirm the latest steps and forms on the official portal: Polícia Federal, Migração →
Common Rejection Reasons
- - Incomplete or inaccurate documentation submitted with the application.
- - Lack of a valid employment contract or authorization from the Brazilian Ministry of Labour.
- - Failure to meet specific eligibility criteria, such as educational qualifications or relevant work experience.
Application Tips
- - Ensure all documents are complete and accurately reflect your qualifications and employment.
- - Consult with your employer to gather necessary documents and confirm their compliance with Brazilian regulations.
- - Submit your application well in advance to avoid delays, as processing times may vary.
Overview
The VITEM-V Work Visa is a long-stay visa for foreign workers authorized by a Brazilian employer. It allows for employment in Brazil for up to 2 years and is renewable, providing a pathway to
- Leads to permanent residency: Yes
- Requires job offer: Yes
- Language required: No
- Minimum education: Role-dependent
Quick Eligibility Check
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Application checklist
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Benefits & What This Visa Allows
- - Up to 2 years renewable
- - Family VITEM permits
- - Path to permanent residence
Trust & safety
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Sources & References
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- Polícia Federal, Migração
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- MigrantIQ visa record
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Frequently Asked Questions
This visa is designed for applicants matching Work pathway criteria.
Typical processing time is 6-12 weeks, subject to documentation quality and application volume.
Start with eligibility evidence, document checklists, and proof of funds before submitting.