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Brazil’s Nomad Visa Gets Tougher for Freelancers
Brazil’s digital nomad visa (VITEM XIV) now requires freelancers to provide 6-month contracts and proof of a registered foreign business, alongside maintaining a $1,500 monthly income or $18,000 in savings. Consular issuance fees have increased to around 120 euros.
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