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Brazil Investor Visa for Pakistani nationals

Brazil offers permanent residency to investors, a route often called the VIPER investor visa, and it is open to Pakistani nationals. This page explains the routes and points you to the official source.

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Reference
Official authorityNational Immigration Council (CNIg) and the Federal Police, Ministry of Justice and Public Security, Brazil
ProgrammeBrazil Investor Visa
For nationalityPakistani
Information current as ofJune 2026
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Information, not advice. Figures are indicative and current as of June 2026. Always confirm the present rules with the official program authority and a licensed professional before you act.

Reviewed by the Passports for Kings editorial team. Last reviewed 18 June 2026.

Eligibility for Pakistani nationals

The Brazilian investor residency route is open to foreign nationals generally, and Pakistani nationals can apply on the standard terms. There is no published rule that excludes Pakistani applicants as a group.

Applicants must make a qualifying investment, prove a lawful source of funds, hold a clean criminal record and provide the documents required by the immigration authority and the Federal Police. Confirm the documentary requirements with the official authority before you act.

Routes

There are two main routes. The real estate route is reported at a minimum of BRL 1,000,000 in urban property, reduced to BRL 700,000 for property in the North and Northeast regions. Rural land does not qualify and full title ownership is required.

The business route is reported at a minimum of BRL 500,000 in a Brazilian company, reduced to BRL 150,000 where the investment is in an innovation or startup business that commits to creating local jobs. Confirm the current minimums and conditions with the official authority.

Timeline

Published guidance suggests processing from roughly six to eighteen months from a complete filing with the Federal Police, although service times vary. The investor visa covers the main applicant, a spouse or partner and dependent children in a single application.

Reported physical presence is light, around fourteen days every two years, and Brazil offers a path to naturalisation after a qualifying period of residency. Treat any timeline as indicative and confirm with the official authority.

Costs

The main cost is the qualifying investment, set by the route you choose. On top of that sit government and registration charges, Federal Police fees, translations and legalisation, and independent professional fees. We do not name or recommend firms. To compare vetted, independent advisors, use Get Matched and ask for a written scope and fee first.

Use the table as a checklist of cost lines rather than a quote. Confirm each figure with the official authority before acting.

RouteIndicative amountNotes
Urban real estateFrom BRL 1,000,000From BRL 700,000 in the North and Northeast
Business investmentFrom BRL 500,000From BRL 150,000 for an innovation or startup business with jobs
Government and Federal Police feesConfirm the current figure with the official authoritySet by the authorities
Professional feesVaries by caseSet independently, get a written scope

Figures are indicative and current as of June 2026. National Immigration Council (CNIg) and the Federal Police, Ministry of Justice and Public Security, Brazil publishes the binding detail. Verify before you act.

Common questions

Can Pakistani nationals get the Brazil Investor Visa

Yes. The route is open to foreign nationals generally, and Pakistani nationals can apply on the standard terms, subject to a qualifying investment and checks. Confirm the current rules with the official authority.

What is the lowest qualifying investment

The lowest reported route is BRL 150,000 in an innovation or startup business that commits to creating local jobs. The standard business route is from BRL 500,000 and the real estate route from BRL 1,000,000. Confirm the current minimums with the official authority.

How much time must I spend in Brazil

Reported physical presence is light, around fourteen days every two years to keep the residency. Confirm the current rule with the official authority.

Information, not advice. Figures are indicative and current as of June 2026. Always confirm the present rules with the official program authority and a licensed professional before you act.

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