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I'm a foreigner and I want to open a company in Brazil. Do I need to come in person?

TF Con · July 07, 2026

Not always. We can handle much of it remotely, with a power of attorney from you to a representative in Brazil. You sign the documents in your country and have them legalized to be valid here. TF Con tells you exactly which papers need a sworn translator and an apostille. That way you can start the process without catching a flight. Later, some banks may still require your presence to release the account. We organize everything in a clear list so you don't get lost.

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