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Em artigo publicado no Público, a sócia da Fragomen Brasil, Diana Quintas destacou os principais cuidados que pessoas LGBTQIA+ devem tomar antes de emigrar. Diana explicou que, embora muitos países tenham ampliado as proteções — como o reconhecimento de cônjuges do mesmo sexo para vistos de dependentes e a permissão de indicadores de gênero não binários em passaportes —, mais de 70 nações ainda criminalizam relacionamentos entre pessoas do mesmo sexo. Ela enfatizou a importância de compreender as leis locais e buscar orientação jurídica, especialmente para aqueles que buscam vistos de trabalho ou de asilo.
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In an article published in Público, Brazil Managing Partner Diana Quintas outlined the key precautions LGBTQIA+ individuals should take before emigrating. Diana explained that while many countries have expanded protections—such as recognizing same-sex spouses for dependent visas and allowing non-binary gender markers on passports—more than 70 nations still criminalize same-sex relationships. She emphasized the importance of understanding local laws and seeking legal guidance, particularly for those pursuing work or asylum visas.
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