For Brazilians Abroad

Strategic guidance and support with international procedures

Most expatriates (Brazilians living outside the country) face complex bureaucratic situations that cross borders. We handle passports, apostilles, certified translations, citizenship, certificates, and other procedures directly — so you get it all done without wasting time figuring it out on your own.

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4 Languages served

12+ Years of expat experience

100% Digital and remote

What we do

We Map Your Situation.
We Organize Your Documents.
We Explain the Process.

Brazilians living abroad face complex bureaucratic situations that cross borders. We map the landscape, organize and generate the documents you need, and explain every step of the process — no legalese, no runaround.

Case Organization

We organize the information about your situation and map the countries and areas involved — Brazilian, local, or both.

Document Organization

We gather, organize, and prepare the documents needed to resolve your situation — apostille, certified translation, certificates, and more.

Bureaucracy, Explained

You get a clear step-by-step for every stage — what to do, where, and in what order, with no hassle.

The process

Three steps to your action plan

You describe your situation

By filling out a detailed questionnaire about your situation, the countries involved, and what you need resolved.

We organize and prepare your documents

We organize the information in your case and prepare the step-by-step and the documents needed — apostille, certified translation, certificates, and more.

You receive the complete action plan

A strategic document with your action plan, with every step explained along the way — what to do, where, and in what order.

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Situations we handle

Complexities we understand

From passports to citizenship — we map and organize every process before you act.

Passports

Issuance, renewal, and replacement — in Brazil or at any consulate abroad.

Document Apostille

Step-by-step under the Hague Convention so your documents are valid abroad.

Certified Translation

When it's required, how to choose a translator, and how to validate it in the destination country.

Civil Registry Abroad

Birth, marriage, or death of Brazilians registered with the consulate.

Dual Citizenship and Naturalization

Complete documentation and procedures to obtain citizenship or naturalization in another country.

Degrees and Residency

Mapping the requirements for residency in a new country and degree recognition abroad.

Testimonials

What our clients say

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I needed to get my Brazilian degree recognized in Canada and had no idea which documents to apostille, translate, or where to start. Expatriatus organized the complete step-by-step — apostille, certified translation, and the exact checklist the university required. I got it all done in a few weeks, without wasting time figuring it out on my own.

Ana Meireles

Brazilian in Toronto · Degree Recognition

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My passport was expiring in two months and I didn't know how to book a consulate appointment or which documents to bring. Expatriatus organized everything — from the appointment to the exact document list — and my passport came through with zero issues. I saved weeks of back-and-forth with the consulate.

Marcos A. Tavares

Brazilian in Miami · Passports

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I was hired by an Italian company to work remotely and needed to move fast: a visa, apostilling my degree, and certified translations of the documents the company requested. Expatriatus organized the complete step-by-step — what to do, in what order, and where — and I got it all done without hiring an agency or paying for rework over a wrong document.

Caio Brandão

Brazilian in Milan · Visa and Documentation