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Immigration Options for Brazilian Citizens

Brazil's economic uncertainty is driving record emigration among skilled professionals. The good news: Canada and Germany both actively recruit Brazilian talent, and Portuguese-speaking countries offer fast cultural pathways. Your options are wider than most people realise.

45,000+

Brazilians received Canadian PR in 2023

€50,700

Minimum annual salary for Germany's EU Blue Card (2026)

Top visa routes for Brazilian citizens
What a Brazilian passport decides

10 of the 108 routes Transita tracks are restricted by citizenship, meaning the passport alone decides them before anything on your CV does. 1 is open to Brazilian citizens: Work and Holiday Visa (Subclass 462) (Australia).

The other 9 are closed to a Brazilian passport whatever else is true of your profile, including the Working Holiday Maker (subclass 417) and the TN Visa (CUSMA/NAFTA).

One route is worth knowing about even though it is not a visa. Spain naturalises citizens of Ibero-American countries after two years of legal residence rather than the standard ten, and Brazilian citizens qualify. See the Ministerio de Justicia for the conditions.

One more passport effect that is easy to miss. 7 routes waive the English-language test for nationals of certain countries, and a Brazilian passport is not one of them. Budget for the test and its fee even if you already work in English.

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Frequently asked questions

Do Brazilians need IELTS for Canada?

Yes, language testing is mandatory for Express Entry. IELTS General Training CLB 7 (roughly IELTS 6.0–6.5 across all bands) is the minimum. PTE Academic is also accepted. French speakers can take TEF Canada instead and pick up extra CRS points.

Can I move to Germany without speaking German?

For the EU Blue Card, no German is required, many tech and engineering roles in Germany run in English. The Opportunity Card requires A2 German or compensating points elsewhere. For permanent residence (after 33 months), B1 German is needed.

Is there a fast-track for Brazilian IT professionals going to Canada?

Category-based Express Entry draws for STEM occupations target software developers, IT infrastructure engineers, and data scientists specifically. These draws don't require the highest CRS scores, having the right NOC code (e.g., 21232, 21233) is what matters.

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