Brazil Migration Series – Vistos para Tripulantes
November 11, 2025 | 11:00 AM — 12:00 PM -05

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A Fragomen convida você para a última edição da Fragomen Brazil Migration Series de 2025, uma série de webinars voltada a temas estratégicos de imigração corporativa no Brasil.
Nesta edição, abordaremos os vistos para tripulantes, um dos vistos mais utilizados para trabalho no Brasil.
O encontro reunirá especialistas da Fragomen Brasil para discutir a Resolução Normativa 06, as regras de proporcionalidade e elegibilidade, as modalidades aplicáveis e os principais desafios enfrentados por empresas do setor de energia, óleo e gás e operações marítimas.
Com uma abordagem prática, o webinar também trará orientações sobre documentação, renovação e casos reais, oferecendo uma visão completa sobre como gerenciar processos de vistos para tripulantes de forma eficiente e as soluções disponíveis na legislação vigente.
Por que participar?
- Conteúdo exclusivo: Entenda as principais regras e interpretações da RN 06, incluindo pontos críticos e estratégicos para empresas com operações offshore e/ou águas jurisdicionais brasileiras.
- Abordagem prática: Conheça os requisitos, documentação e boas práticas para solicitação e renovação de vistos.
- Especialistas Fragomen: Insights diretos de profissionais com ampla experiência no setor marítimo e de energia.
- Casos reais: Exemplos práticos de situações enfrentadas no dia a dia e como solucioná-las com segurança jurídica.
Participe e aprofunde seu entendimento sobre um dos temas que mais movimenta o mercado de imigração corporativa no Brasil. Esperamos você!
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