Can Foreigners Register as MEI in Brazil?
A foreigner can register as MEI in Brazil only with permanent residency status (CNRM, DPRNM or PSR), plus a CPF and an active gov.br account.
Ler artigo →Open a Company in Brazil
An independent English-language guide to opening and running a company in Brazil: company types, taxes, costs and the step-by-step registration process.
Can a non-resident own a company in Brazil? Rules and requirements
A non-resident can own 100% of a Brazilian company. It takes a CPF, a resident administrator and Central Bank registration. See which entity types apply.
Ler artigo →Opening a Brazilian Company From Abroad: Apostille, POA and Capital Registration
Opening a Brazilian company from abroad means apostilling documents, appointing a power of attorney and, if bringing capital, registering it in the SCE-IED.
Ler artigo →Can a foreigner open a company in Brazil?
Yes, a foreigner can open a company in Brazil and own 100% of it. It requires a CPF and a resident attorney-in-fact (procurador); no visa to be a shareholder.
Ler artigo →How to Open a Company in Brazil: 2026 Step-by-Step Guide
Opening a company in Brazil takes 30–48 days and costs R$ 0 (MEI) to R$ 3,000. A step-by-step guide covering online accounting, company types, taxes and CNPJ.
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