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O Diretor Executivo da Fragomen Brasil, Diogo Kloper, destaca uma atualização importante na política migratória brasileira, que muda significativamente o que estrangeiros podem fazer no país sob o status de visitante.
Neste Mobility Minute, Diogo explica que, a partir de 8 de outubro, estrangeiros passam a poder realizar atividades técnicas e de transferência de tecnologia de curta duração no Brasil sem a necessidade de um visto de trabalho temporário. A nova medida traz mais agilidade para projetos de curto prazo, mas exige atenção: há limites de duração (até 90 dias, com possibilidade de prorrogação por mais 90) e variações por nacionalidade que precisam ser avaliadas caso a caso.
Para entender melhor o que muda na prática e como aplicar as novas regras com segurança, Diogo convida você a participar do webinar da Fragomen na próxima quinta-feira, 16 de outubro, onde serão detalhados os impactos dessa atualização e respondidas as principais dúvidas.
Brazil Managing Director Diogo Kloper highlights a major update to Brazil’s immigration policy that changes what foreign nationals can do in the country under visitor status.
In this Mobility Minute, Diogo explains that as of October 8, foreign nationals are now permitted to perform short-term technical and technology transfer activities in Brazil without a temporary work visa. While this new measure allows for faster deployment of short-term projects, it also requires careful attention — there are limits on duration (up to 90 days, renewable once for another 90 days) and differences by nationality that must be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
To better understand these changes and how to apply the new rules safely, Diogo invites you to join Fragomen’s webinar on Thursday, October 16, where the team will discuss practical impacts and answer key questions.
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