If thousands of Brazilians dream of one thing, it is to change the country, to find a new culture, new opportunities and new experiences. The idea of living in another country, whether permanently or temporarily through an exchange, piques the interest of many people in search of enriching experiences and a promising future.
However, it is important to understand that immigration, even to “less complicated countries,” involves a bureaucratic process that requires submitting a series of documents and overcoming challenges. In this context, we will examine the practical alternatives available to those looking for new, easier destinations for the migration of Brazilians beyond Brazilian borders.
7 easiest countries to immigrate to
Migrating to a new country is an important decision and involves several processes and requirements. Below we provide detailed information about immigration to each of the seven countries mentioned, highlighting the actual requirements and procedures:
1. Portugal
- citizenship: To apply for Portuguese citizenship, family ties to Portuguese citizens must be proven, such as children, grandchildren, greatgrandchildren or spouses. These are documentation and genealogical records.
- Residence visa: To stay in Portugal, it is possible to obtain an entrepreneur, investor or work visa, depending on the circumstances.
2. Ireland
- Student visa: Ireland is attractive for Brazilian students. With the student visa you can study and work parttime during your studies. Make sure you enroll in a governmentapproved course.
- Visa extension: The student visa can be extended twice for an additional 8 months each time, provided you are enrolled in a valid course of study.
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3. Luxembourg
- Language competence: Knowledge of the national languages (Luxembourgish, French and German) is essential, especially for teaching. Aptitude tests are required.
- Demand for teachers: Luxembourg needs teachers and offers good salaries. Search for specific job openings and requirements.
4. Canada
- Immigration process: Canada has several immigration programs, such as Express Entry. Suitability is assessed based on criteria such as education, professional experience and knowledge of English or French.
- Important documentation: Documents such as diplomas, certificates, proof of professional experience, knowledge tests and certificates are required for your application.
5. Spain
- Residence visa: Spain offers residency visas for various purposes, including work and study. Check the specific requirements for each type of visa.
- Brazilian community: The large Brazilian community makes integration easier. Find out about job opportunities, accommodations and information about the region you want to move to.
6. Germany
- Job search visa: Brazilians can get a 6month visa to look for work in Germany. The prerequisites are a degree, a CV, a letter of motivation and sufficient financial resources.
- Knowledge of German: Local jobs often require knowledge of German. Consider language courses before moving.
7. Chile
- Temporary residence: Chile offers oneyear temporary residence permits for job seekers. After you have found a job, you can apply for a work permit valid for two years.
- Job search: Before you move, research job vacancies and specific requirements in Chile to increase your chances of success.
Remember that immigration regulations are subject to change. Therefore, it is important to check the latest information on the embassy or consulate websites in the relevant countries. Additionally, consider consulting with immigration experts to ensure a smoother and more efficient process.