Immigration options for Brazilian citizens

If you hold a Brazil passport and want to move, work, or study abroad, this page is your starting point. Below you will find 19 tailored destination guides with nationality-specific facts or verified corridor figures, plus general country guides for the remaining destinations we cover.

Good news: Brazilian citizens can enter United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain without a visa for tourism. You still need a specific visa or permit to live or work long-term.

Common reasons Brazilian nationals move abroad: EU ancestry routes (PT/IT) · Tech talent · Remote-work migrants.

Tailored destination guides

General destination guides

These countries do not yet have enough nationality-specific evidence for a separate indexed corridor page. Use the country guide for routes, official sources, fees, processing times, and settlement options.

Frequently asked questions

Do Brazilian citizens get visa-free travel to these destinations?+

Yes, Brazilian citizens currently enjoy visa-free, ETA, or visa-on-arrival access to United Kingdom, Portugal, Spain. Keep in mind that tourist entry does not allow you to work or live permanently; you will still need to apply for a residence or work permit for a long-term move.

Which countries offer easier immigration pathways for Brazilian citizens?+

Brazilian citizens may benefit from special bilateral treaties or regional agreements—such as ancestry, working-holiday, or professional mobility schemes—when moving to Portugal, Spain, United States. Beyond these specific agreements, most countries prioritise applicants with high-demand skills or job offers. We recommend checking the 'tailored guides' marked on each destination page to see if specific visa rules apply to your citizenship.

What do Brazilian citizens most commonly emigrate for?+

Common drivers for Brazilian migration include EU ancestry routes (PT/IT), Tech talent, Remote-work migrants. The destination guides below map these to specific visa routes and their official sources.