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Worrying about the nitty-gritty aspects of the big move? There is a lot to think about when relocating to Brazil. On top of the language barriers expats may face, they have to deal with finding suitable accommodation, schools and work opportunities. Without any personal contacts in the area, even finding the best grocery store or local café could prove tricky.
While removals companies purely help transport goods, relocation companies offer a full suite of services guaranteed to ease the move for corporations and individuals. Assistance from these companies encompasses everything from pre-departure orientation and immigration admin to neighbourhood orientation and lease negotiations, as well as school selections.
Here is a list of companies, local, regional and international, that expats moving to Brazil should consider.
Relocation and immigration services in Brazil
Local companies
Oliveira LawyersSpecialising in expat legal matters, Oliveira Lawyers offers licensed English-speaking attorneys who can help expats navigate the complexities of immigrating to Brazil or handling cross-border transactions. Oliveira Lawyers can facilitate the application process for visas or permanent residency in Brazil. Additionally, the company has a personalised approach to supporting expats through a plethora of legal transactions, such as buying real estate, starting a company and even resolving legal disputes in Brazil. Website: www.oliveiralawyers.com | |
Global Packing Moving & RelocationSince 2003, Global Packing has been providing quality support to individuals and corporations moving to, from and around Brazil. Not only do they provide door-to-door packaging and transport services, but their specialist team helps expats settle into their new homes in Brazil with extensive orientation, home and school searches, and immigration services. Website: globalpacking.com.br | |
Latin American Relocation Management (LARM)Expats who want their move to Brazil eased by a relocation company should consider LARM. This regional relocation company supports both personal and corporate relocations, efficiently organising and managing extensive services, uniquely adapting to client needs in effectively organising visa applications, shipping and removals, and getting settled. Website: www.larmgroup.com |
International companies
SIRVASIRVA provides household goods moving, home and school searches, familiarisation, settling-in assistance, cross-cultural training, visa and immigration on a global, national and regional basis. SIRVA counts many of the world’s leading corporations and government agencies as clients, as well as assists smaller companies with all they require during their employee relocation process. Website: www.sirva.com |
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