I just wanted to add that I went to a cartorio in São Paulo, in Jardins, and they only asked for my passport. No birth certificate. That saves TONS of time and money!
Thank you! That's a great summary. I'm a USA citizen and plan on marrying a Brazilian woman whom I met online. We're doing this in Brazil next year, 2021. (Because of covid-19, our original plans of marrying abroad had to change.)
@@celestinac1105 I'm about to get married in Brazil as a foreigner. My future husband is Brazilian though. We will need to pay 950 brl (real) The prices from when this video was posted went up extremely. But i didn't have all the heartache with papers like she has. Maybe that is different per state
Nice video!!! My bride is Irish and we're still discussing where we're gonna get married. She loves Brazil and wants to get married here, but as this is an important process of her life (and mine as well), we thought that it would be easier to get married in Ireland, around her friends and family. Thanks for the video and hope you have a Happy marriage as well.
In the UK, you no longer go to the Brazilian consulate in London to legalise the documents (e.g. birth certificate) and you CAN legalise from Brazil.... if you're in Brazil, you first get the Birth certificate from the GRO website. You then send the document off (or get someone else to) to the foreign office to legalise, who then post it back. So basically don't panic if you start the whole process while already in Brazil.
Your Portuguese is flawless on the few words that you spoke. I have dual citizenship, USA and Brazilian and looking forward to spending some time in Brazil for the Carnaval.
Hi! Thank u For that video, I'm Brazilian and my future wife is Iranian, We are looking for videos or blogs or anything to help us, she still living in her country and I still living in Brazil as well, but just until we get married, u gave a big help, thanks so much...
I believe this information may be out of date. As of August 2016, Brazil joined the Apostille / Hague Convention which abolishes the requirement of legalization for Foreign Public Documents. The Birth certificate step at the Brazilian consulate of the home country may be skipped. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostille_Convention
Samantha Bowman how can I get my family visa converted into permanent visa? I am In Brazil since 3 months on family visa...any idea for getting it convert in permanent?
Thank you very much. This actually helps a lot! I'm originally from El Salvador but I'm a US citizen now, I would still have to verify this at the Brazilian embassy in my birth country?
Wow, I'm Brazilian and I'm dating a Brit, we're thinking about getting married but that's not what I'm here to talk about, I'm just commenting because I heard your Portuguese, your pronunciation is perfect.
owhh honourable gringa tqs for giving very very nice information to everyone...to understand all about brazil...i like brazil...and love brazilian people.
Hi, this video has just appeared to me and I'd like to share my experience. I am Brazilian and I am married to a Russian woman. We got married here in Russia and like you, we did not make enough researches either. When I went to the Russian embassy in São Paulo, I met another Brazilian who was already married to a Russian woman and he said it would be much easier to get married in Brazil than in Russia and I did not believe him. When I just arrived here to get married, I realised he was pretty right! It was a long and terrible nightmare to do all the process before getting married. Now I know by own experience that there are other countries much more bureaucratic than Brazil. How is in the UK?
Hi @WeslleyS Thank you so much for sharing your experience! I would say thay the bureaucracy in general is not as bad in the UK, however there are alot of strict immigration laws so I'm not sure exactly (having not gone through the process there myself), however I was told that it would have probably been easier for us to get married in the UK
Hi @weslley ! I am going to get married in Brazil and I am from Russia. Me and my Brazilian partner are doing research how to prepare all the docs. Is it possible to ask your wife what docs she needed to bring to Brazil from Russia?
yes my wife and I got married in Brazil and it's good to have all the data you have from your country of origin and good to have it translated into Portuguese it's simpler and apply for CPF and good to apply for an immigrant then you can be up to 9 years in Brazil for example 👍
Hi! Thanks for your video. I'm wondering if the documents are needed to be authenticated by local brazilian embassy back in home country, or will an apostille will suffice? Please let me know 😊 thanks!
Apostille is enough. At least for me that was enough. My papers for marriage just got approved this week. I am not Brazilian so maybe in the past 5 years that she posted the video it became a bit more easy
Brazilian here... My parents never got to marry legally and I believe this was partially due to a certain intuition of the infernal process it requires. I'm still shocked with the amount of things you went through. This country is like this, one hellish bureaucracy after another until you die, nobody can fathom.
great video, what documents would a foreigner married to a brazilian in brazil (i jotted down all the requirements you listed, thanks) need to take to the PF in order to get his/her permanent visa/residence?
Thank you this was very helpful. My son is planning on marrying his girlfriend from Brazil. The 30 days prior marriage declaration. Does that have to be done in Brazil? We were gonna go over the Christmas holiday but not for a whole 30 days.
How did you say "I do" at the end of the vows? Is there a similar moment in Brazilian wedding vows compared to in America where both the Bride and groom have their "I do" moments?
How long does it take them to issue the declaration of civil status? Do I have to be present to file our intent to marry or can my fiance do it on my behalf? I'm living in Canada while he lives in Brazil so flying back and forth and working with the timing, is going to be tricky!
Thanks for a nice video! I just read on a forum that a girl who wanted to marry her Brazilian boyfriend in Brazil was asked by the cartório to provide proof of address in Brazil (which she didn't have at the time). Was that required for you as well when you married your husband?
Thanks for the tips, really helps to listen to this process. you dont mention it here, but was there a process to file for your criminal record? I'm from the US, my partner is Brasilian.
Can my Brazilian Partner apply for our marriage at Cartorio in person all by herself alone 15 days before my departure to Brazil if he/she will be having my all valid documents?
I recommend all who has a destination wedding/like me...do the official homeland/you will save soooo much trouble for yourself/and some gets to wear the dress 2x---if not even though it is great fun!!!
Hey, useful vid! Thank you (: am wondering though.. you said you didn't register your birth certificate in the UK before you left and had someone do it in Spain? What happened there? I'm trying to book an appointment to have this done at the Brazilian consulate london but struggling to get an appointment booked before I fly next month 😢 left it late. But could still be possible if I fly and just take my birth certificate with me? What do you think? Thanks.. Matt
Hello,please help me,my family is immigrating this may in brazil,am worried and stressed,I’ve been scouring the net about taking skin care products to brazil,I cannot live without my creams and lotions,please do u have any ideas on the rules of brazil airport customs?please shed me a light on this
Does anybody know, if when getting a proxy marriage arranged in Brazil, if one partner lives in Brazil, and the other, Britain, if it the case to he Briton can live in Britain the whole time, not step foot in Brazil, and get the whole process done by power of attorney.
Thank you for a very helpful video! I'm wondering how you managed to convince the judge that you knew enough Portuguese to not need a translator? Would love to avoid another extra fee, but my Portuguese is not too great (especially since everyone is talking like 100 km/h here). Do you have to say anything else than "sim"?
I managed because I already spoke some very basic Portuguese by that point and I had a good ear for it after listening to my partner speaking on the phone with his parents in Portuguese for 6 years when we were still living in England. You do have to say things other than "sim" but you just have to repeat everything the judge says (you know, just like an English speaking ceremony) you can ask him to "fala devagar, por favor" ("speak slowly, please") to make it easier for you. So, if you can speak at least some basic Portuguese it should be manageable, and have your fiance give you some kind of a hint when it's time for you to repeat what the judge said. If your Portuguese is 0 then I would definitely advise having a translator there otherwise the wedding could be called off and you'll have to pay all of the fees again to book another ceremony.
Hey, this video is great and has really helped me a lot. I'm curious though, when you were about get married in front of the judge/when you applied for your permanent visa, did they ask you questions specific to your relationship? For example, proof you two had lived together priorly or anything of the like? Thanks for any help you can give me on this subject!
Hi Kelly, I'm glad you liked the video! No, we weren't asked how long we had been together before getting married nor did we have to provide proof that we'd lived together (It is not required that you must have lived together before getting maried). I did need to present my marriage certificate when I applied for my permanent residency though.
Thanks for the reply! Again, super helpful information. About the permanent residency visa part, was that a very hard process, or did it go pretty smoothly as long as you had all of your documents in order?
KellzyG It's very easy, just takes a long time. It was ages before I received my RNE (foreign identity card), while you're waiting for your visa you're allowed to stay in the country (as long as you have started the application process)
Ah I see, good to know. And yes, I did my registration at the polícia federal at the beginning of March, so still waiting on my identity card as well--and I can't remember what they told me there, but do they notify you when it's ready to be picked up or do you just keep having to check in with them on its status? I'm here on a student visa for a while (I'm 24, but enrolled in a grad course here to manage to get a student visa), but it's good to know you're also allowed to stay if you've started the other visa process. By the way, I'm based here in São Paulo as well :)
KellzyG they should have told you when it will be ready, I think mine was about 2 months. They don't notify you when it's ready you just need to go pick it up and pray that it's ready. São Paulo is a great city! Loads to see and do!
Thanks for your video. I live in Malaysia my girl friend she live in Brazil. We meet in online. So how can i Marry my girl friend from Malaysia by online. Please advice me.
*I NEED URGENT HELP* I’m bringing my documents from the UK for marriage, do I need to get my certificate of impediment apostilled or just my birth certificate? Thanks!
Hi Lelouch! You can only get your birth certificate consulerized in the country you were born in. So no, you can't do it here in Brazil. You should be able to apply for a student visa since you'll be studying here, you should look into it before you come here. Hope this helps :)
It's not impossible. If you have family back home they could do it for you and send it to you, or you can hire a legal representative to do it for you as I did, it's called a "despachante" in Portuguese
Hi I have a question regarding Declaration of Civil Status, do you mean that one has to get this declaration in Brazil from the consulate of my Origin or can I get it in the country where I live? Thanks in Advance.
Hi Brazilian Gringa Iam living in Sierra leone, West Africa and iam planning on moving to Brazil in search of Work.Should I apply for a tourist visa? Advice please
Oi. Tudo bem? Eu gostaria de perguntar algumas coisas para você. Meu namorado é inglês e gostaríamos muito de poder conversar com alguém na mesma situação que nós (Brasil - England). Can you help us? Please, send me a message and let me know if you can answer some questions about all the process to get married here in Brazil. Tks xx
Would you rather speak in English or Portuguese? I'm Brazilian but my fiancé is English, and my English isn't good as my portuguese haha. What do you prefer?
Brazilian Gringa I am going to ask in portuguese and you can answer in English, he will understand you properly. Better x Eu já pesquisei bastante sobre todo o processo, assisti vários vídeos e tudo que é necessário para. Mas mesmo assim faltam algumas informações. Ele é inglês e mora lá, mas gostaríamos de nos casar aqui e então eu mudaria para Londres. O processo para ele casar aqui nós não sabemos muito, então la vai as perguntas : 1) O processo demora muito? 2) Quais documentos ele precisa para vir casar aqui no Brasil? 3) vocês recomendam algum advogado ou agência que auxilie no processo? 4) Seu esposo tem o visto de residência para UK ou não fpi necessário? 5) Podemos casar no Brasil, ele com visto de turista? Porque em UK eu não posso casar com visto de turista. 6) Vocês fizeram visto de noivos ou direto de casados? Porque muitos tem dito pra fazer o de noiva primeiro, mas se for possível fazer direto o de esposa, melhor.
1. The time it will take to complete the process will vary, I don’t know how long it will take for you personally to get all your documentation in order, however once you do have all the proper documentation and you have declared your intent of marriage at the Cartorio, it will take 30 days before you can be married. 2. I address all the documentation that your English partner will need in the video... 1) His consularized birth certificate 2) certificate of non-impediment (in Portuguese) 3) A Portuguese translation of your consularized birth certificate (by a sworn translator) 4) Passport containing tourist visa 5) Photocopies of his passport 3. I don’t see any reason why you would need a lawyer (I only needed one because I was born outside of the UK, although I am a British citizen, therefor my situation was more complicated than it would be for most people). 4. My husband does have a 'permanent leave to remain visa' in the UK, however this makes absolutely no difference to him marrying me in his home country (Brazil) and was not needed whatsoever. 5. Yes, as I mentioned in the video. You can marry while on a tourist visa in Brazil (your tourist visa may be extended up to 180 days at the Policia Federal if needed). 6. No I didn’t get a bride/ groom visa, this is something I don’t have any knowledge of, sorry. I hope this helped! Please let me know if you have any more questions :) P.S you can find some links in the description of this video with more information
@Brazilian Gringa - I think you don't need to go to Brazilian Embassy in your native country as now you are required just to have documents with apostile clause that you can get from Ministry of Foreign Affairs in your country. Than you can translate documents in Brazil (or which I'm not sure but as you said in your own country).
MJDreams. Yes, you absolutely do. Your birth certificate MUST be 'consularized' at the Brazilian embassy/ consulate inside the country that you were born in (this cannot be done at the ministry of foreign affairs since the matter is due to Brazilian beurocracy and legislations and has nothing to so with the laws of your own country). There are no exceptions to this and there are no alternatives if you want to get married in Brazil as a foreigner. And as I said in the video you can have the tranlations done once you are in Brazil, in fact it is easier to do so.
@@Therealchee Yes. I got Married in Brazil and had to visit only Ministry of Foreing Affairs in Poland to get "apostile". No visit to Brazilian Embassy ;)
Hi. I am Shahnawaz from India. I want to marry a Brazilian girl in my country Then after we marry in Brazil how i would apply for visa and which visa i have to apply to go back Brazil with her
Hi I am British and my girlfriend has British citizenship but she is from Brazil I would really like to get married in Brazil in a church so her father can be there to give her away how do I do that do you need all that paper work if you both have British citizenship I don’t want to live in Brazil is there any were you can get legal advice for this situation .Thank you for your information.
Unfortunately I can't give you an exact time, but it can take up to a few months. Once you send off your application at the Policia Federal they will tell you roughly when it will be ready for collection
I'm not sure, I don't have citizenship. I have a Permanent Residency visa. The application process took a month or two, I don't quite remember. But once you're married to a Brazilian citizen you get a grace period while your application, for a visa like mine, is being processed
hi, I am married to a Brazilian woman and I am currently living in Indian. my married certificate is from SP Brazil. so if I will get visa for going to Brazil ( not tourist visa) and how much chances of getting it...?
If you have married a Bazilian citizen and you would like to move to Brazil to live there, then you will be able to apply for a "permanant residency visa" based on your marriage. You can do this at the "Policia Federal" in Brazil, you will need to take your marriage certificate and all of the other documentation I mentioned in this video (except your certificate of non impediment). I hope this answers your question! : )
Brazilian Gringa I am not in Brazil I am in India and I want to apply from India if it is possible. or I need apply family reunion...? how much % of getting visa for based on married certificate.
IndiaeBrasil - IeB I'm sorry but I'm not sure what you mean by "apply family reunion". If you are married then you are 100% able to apply for, and receive a 'permanent residency visa' however there is no point doing this unless you intend to live in Brazil. If you simply just want to travel to Brazil for up to 6 months, you are able to do so on a tourist visa. Thank you for your questions! Please let me know if I can help you with this further :)
I love a brazilian girl but i am already married that girl says there is a law here brazilian if you divorce your wife then you can get married here what is this law Is applicable
Hi @MaSk MaN It really depends on what sort of work you are doing, I personaly work for an English school, a private company and as a self-employed English tutor. From my experience the working conditions here are very good and most companies offer both life & dental insurance to their employees.
The only advantages of speaking English here are if you work for a multi-national company or if you want to teach English. Most Brazilians do not speak English, it is very important to learn at least some basic Portuguese if you are planning on being here for a long time, I would recommend using apps like DuoLingo and Memrize to get you started!
Hello just a question if someone is living in brazil as an illegal immigrant is it hard ? Because I've heard that in brazil illegal immigrants and immigrants have the same right's
@@BrazilianGringa Thank you. My fiance is a Brazilian citizen. We would like to get married in Brazil. But I'm not sure which type of visa best suits for this situation. When I apply for a tourist Visa, do I have to tell the embassy the purpose of my visit is to get married there? Would they issue me a tourist Visa if the purpose of my visit was for a marriage? Or is there any specific visa to get married in Brazil? Can you help me with this situation?
Hahaha Dude you need understand that these girls are ultra-religious if you are hindu her could destroyed your ganesha and try convert you and your entire family to Christianism.... Just this😂
That's because you're more used to listen American English and so am I . When I am listening British English or another one , I really need to pay more attention in the person who's speaking to me.
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THANK YOU! My little brother is getting married in 2yrs from now I watched this video!
YOU HAVE NO IDEA HOW MUCH THIS HELPED!
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I just wanted to add that I went to a cartorio in São Paulo, in Jardins, and they only asked for my passport. No birth certificate. That saves TONS of time and money!
Hi,MM. Is that real? They didn't ask for your birth certificate to get married?
Same for me and my wife, lucky, she only had to show her passport!
@@williamrasengan em São Paulo?
do you remember which one exactly?
@@Alessandra-mx2ph : São José dos Campos - SP (Primeiro registro civíl). :)
Thank you! That's a great summary. I'm a USA citizen and plan on marrying a Brazilian woman whom I met online. We're doing this in Brazil next year, 2021. (Because of covid-19, our original plans of marrying abroad had to change.)
Has everything fallen in place yet ? Please explain.
also in same boat
Hey there. I’m going to be making the same steps as you. Do you know how much it costs? Because I can’t find any info on the costs.
@@celestinac1105 I'm about to get married in Brazil as a foreigner. My future husband is Brazilian though.
We will need to pay 950 brl (real)
The prices from when this video was posted went up extremely. But i didn't have all the heartache with papers like she has. Maybe that is different per state
Really nice video, clear and well explained. Just about to start the process, to be able to join my fiancé in MG. Wish us luck! David
Nice video!!!
My bride is Irish and we're still discussing where we're gonna get married. She loves Brazil and wants to get married here, but as this is an important process of her life (and mine as well), we thought that it would be easier to get married in Ireland, around her friends and family.
Thanks for the video and hope you have a Happy marriage as well.
In the UK, you no longer go to the Brazilian consulate in London to legalise the documents (e.g. birth certificate) and you CAN legalise from Brazil.... if you're in Brazil, you first get the Birth certificate from the GRO website. You then send the document off (or get someone else to) to the foreign office to legalise, who then post it back. So basically don't panic if you start the whole process while already in Brazil.
Thank you so much, I was looking for a good video explaining the process to my fiancé
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thank you so much for this video!! you're beautiful. I may have questions in the future once everything is happening. thanks again! x
Thank you Tee B! I wish you the best of luck with everything! x
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Your Portuguese is flawless on the few words that you spoke. I have dual citizenship, USA and Brazilian and looking forward to spending some time in Brazil for the Carnaval.
Hi! Thank u For that video, I'm Brazilian and my future wife is Iranian, We are looking for videos or blogs or anything to help us, she still living in her country and I still living in Brazil as well, but just until we get married, u gave a big help, thanks so much...
Hi Ricardo, hope you are well, did you married with Iranian lady or not, I hope you did.
I believe this information may be out of date.
As of August 2016, Brazil joined the Apostille / Hague Convention which abolishes the requirement of legalization for Foreign Public Documents. The Birth certificate step at the Brazilian consulate of the home country may be skipped. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apostille_Convention
Samantha Bowman how can I get my family visa converted into permanent visa? I am In Brazil since 3 months on family visa...any idea for getting it convert in permanent?
@@salmanKhan-fi4fw I have no idea unfortunately.
So are you saying that I don't need to go to the Brazilian consultant in order for my birth certificate to be authenticated?
Thank you very much. This actually helps a lot! I'm originally from El Salvador but I'm a US citizen now, I would still have to verify this at the Brazilian embassy in my birth country?
Wow, I'm Brazilian and I'm dating a Brit, we're thinking about getting married but that's not what I'm here to talk about, I'm just commenting because I heard your Portuguese, your pronunciation is perfect.
owhh honourable gringa tqs for giving very very nice information to everyone...to understand all about brazil...i like brazil...and love brazilian people.
Hi, this video has just appeared to me and I'd like to share my experience.
I am Brazilian and I am married to a Russian woman. We got married here in Russia and like you, we did not make enough researches either. When I went to the Russian embassy in São Paulo, I met another Brazilian who was already married to a Russian woman and he said it would be much easier to get married in Brazil than in Russia and I did not believe him.
When I just arrived here to get married, I realised he was pretty right! It was a long and terrible nightmare to do all the process before getting married.
Now I know by own experience that there are other countries much more bureaucratic than Brazil.
How is in the UK?
Hi @WeslleyS Thank you so much for sharing your experience!
I would say thay the bureaucracy in general is not as bad in the UK, however there are alot of strict immigration laws so I'm not sure exactly (having not gone through the process there myself), however I was told that it would have probably been easier for us to get married in the UK
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Hi @weslley ! I am going to get married in Brazil and I am from Russia. Me and my Brazilian partner are doing research how to prepare all the docs. Is it possible to ask your wife what docs she needed to bring to Brazil from Russia?
@@kseniiayurtaeva8369 We didn't get married in Brazil, it was here in Russia.
yes my wife and I got married in Brazil and it's good to have all the data you have from your country of origin and good to have it translated into Portuguese it's simpler and apply for CPF and good to apply for an immigrant then you can be up to 9 years in Brazil for example 👍
Hi! Thanks for your video. I'm wondering if the documents are needed to be authenticated by local brazilian embassy back in home country, or will an apostille will suffice? Please let me know 😊 thanks!
Apostille is enough. At least for me that was enough. My papers for marriage just got approved this week. I am not Brazilian so maybe in the past 5 years that she posted the video it became a bit more easy
Wow. I’m thinking of doing what you did. I didn’t know it was so involved. Thanks
Brazilian here... My parents never got to marry legally and I believe this was partially due to a certain intuition of the infernal process it requires. I'm still shocked with the amount of things you went through. This country is like this, one hellish bureaucracy after another until you die, nobody can fathom.
I love your information..... thank you....💐👍
Your portuguese is quite good... quite good indeed! Keep up the good work!
Very informative thank you!
great video, what documents would a foreigner married to a brazilian in brazil (i jotted down all the requirements you listed, thanks) need to take to the PF in order to get his/her permanent visa/residence?
What will they ask you when you go in to be married? I dont speak português and i dont have money to hire a translator!
Thank you this was very helpful. My son is planning on marrying his girlfriend from Brazil. The 30 days prior marriage declaration. Does that have to be done in Brazil? We were gonna go over the Christmas holiday but not for a whole 30 days.
How did you say "I do" at the end of the vows? Is there a similar moment in Brazilian wedding vows compared to in America where both the Bride and groom have their "I do" moments?
Yes, it's the same principle. But, we say "yes" which is "sim" in Portuguese
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Hi nice info dear can you write down all list of documents please this is very helpful for everyone thnx I hope you will do as soon as possible
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How long does it take them to issue the declaration of civil status? Do I have to be present to file our intent to marry or can my fiance do it on my behalf? I'm living in Canada while he lives in Brazil so flying back and forth and working with the timing, is going to be tricky!
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Thanks for a nice video! I just read on a forum that a girl who wanted to marry her Brazilian boyfriend in Brazil was asked by the cartório to provide proof of address in Brazil (which she didn't have at the time). Was that required for you as well when you married your husband?
Do I also have to get my divorce certificate authenticated by the Brazilian consulate in my home country?
Thanks for the tips, really helps to listen to this process.
you dont mention it here, but was there a process to file for your criminal record?
I'm from the US, my partner is Brasilian.
Very informative video, thanks.
Thanks @Roalnd Handy Glad to be of help!
Can my Brazilian Partner apply for our marriage at Cartorio in person all by herself alone 15 days before my departure to Brazil if he/she will be having my all valid documents?
I recommend all who has a destination wedding/like me...do the official homeland/you will save soooo much trouble for yourself/and some gets to wear the dress 2x---if not even though it is great fun!!!
Hey, useful vid! Thank you (: am wondering though.. you said you didn't register your birth certificate in the UK before you left and had someone do it in Spain? What happened there? I'm trying to book an appointment to have this done at the Brazilian consulate london but struggling to get an appointment booked before I fly next month 😢 left it late. But could still be possible if I fly and just take my birth certificate with me? What do you think? Thanks.. Matt
Did your husband need too translate his Brasilian Identify card too ?
Hi Gringa. This is awesome work.
Where are you from?
Hello,please help me,my family is immigrating this may in brazil,am worried and stressed,I’ve been scouring the net about taking skin care products to brazil,I cannot live without my creams and lotions,please do u have any ideas on the rules of brazil airport customs?please shed me a light on this
Hey i have same kind of situation as yours, will you be able to discuss it on the video call? I really need some guidance for the process
Does anybody know, if when getting a proxy marriage arranged in Brazil, if one partner lives in Brazil, and the other, Britain, if it the case to he Briton can live in Britain the whole time, not step foot in Brazil, and get the whole process done by power of attorney.
Thank you for a very helpful video! I'm wondering how you managed to convince the judge that you knew enough Portuguese to not need a translator? Would love to avoid another extra fee, but my Portuguese is not too great (especially since everyone is talking like 100 km/h here). Do you have to say anything else than "sim"?
I managed because I already spoke some very basic Portuguese by that point and I had a good ear for it after listening to my partner speaking on the phone with his parents in Portuguese for 6 years when we were still living in England. You do have to say things other than "sim" but you just have to repeat everything the judge says (you know, just like an English speaking ceremony) you can ask him to "fala devagar, por favor" ("speak slowly, please") to make it easier for you.
So, if you can speak at least some basic Portuguese it should be manageable, and have your fiance give you some kind of a hint when it's time for you to repeat what the judge said. If your Portuguese is 0 then I would definitely advise having a translator there otherwise the wedding could be called off and you'll have to pay all of the fees again to book another ceremony.
(Unfortunately I don't remember what the vowes were)
Hey, this video is great and has really helped me a lot. I'm curious though, when you were about get married in front of the judge/when you applied for your permanent visa, did they ask you questions specific to your relationship? For example, proof you two had lived together priorly or anything of the like? Thanks for any help you can give me on this subject!
Hi Kelly, I'm glad you liked the video! No, we weren't asked how long we had been together before getting married nor did we have to provide proof that we'd lived together (It is not required that you must have lived together before getting maried). I did need to present my marriage certificate when I applied for my permanent residency though.
Thanks for the reply! Again, super helpful information. About the permanent residency visa part, was that a very hard process, or did it go pretty smoothly as long as you had all of your documents in order?
KellzyG It's very easy, just takes a long time. It was ages before I received my RNE (foreign identity card), while you're waiting for your visa you're allowed to stay in the country (as long as you have started the application process)
Ah I see, good to know. And yes, I did my registration at the polícia federal at the beginning of March, so still waiting on my identity card as well--and I can't remember what they told me there, but do they notify you when it's ready to be picked up or do you just keep having to check in with them on its status?
I'm here on a student visa for a while (I'm 24, but enrolled in a grad course here to manage to get a student visa), but it's good to know you're also allowed to stay if you've started the other visa process.
By the way, I'm based here in São Paulo as well :)
KellzyG they should have told you when it will be ready, I think mine was about 2 months. They don't notify you when it's ready you just need to go pick it up and pray that it's ready. São Paulo is a great city! Loads to see and do!
Thanks for your video. I live in Malaysia my girl friend she live in Brazil. We meet in online. So how can i Marry my girl friend from Malaysia by online. Please advice me.
*I NEED URGENT HELP* I’m bringing my documents from the UK for marriage, do I need to get my certificate of impediment apostilled or just my birth certificate? Thanks!
Very good your video
Obrigada
When I am studying abroad in Brazil on a tourist visa is it impossible to get my birth certificate consulerized
Hi Lelouch! You can only get your birth certificate consulerized in the country you were born in. So no, you can't do it here in Brazil. You should be able to apply for a student visa since you'll be studying here, you should look into it before you come here. Hope this helps :)
It's not impossible. If you have family back home they could do it for you and send it to you, or you can hire a legal representative to do it for you as I did, it's called a "despachante" in Portuguese
@@BrazilianGringa Hi,Gringa. Thanks for sharing. Can I know where to hire a legal representative? Thank you!
I was born in Bangladesh, but I’m a British citizen
Thanks dear grate job
Hi
I have a question regarding Declaration of Civil Status, do you mean that one has to get this declaration in Brazil from the consulate of my Origin or can I get it in the country where I live?
Thanks in Advance.
I'm pretty sure you can do this in your home country too, but I am not certain about that.
Did you have to do a language test ???
As I'm 60+ new learning a new language at this age is basically impossible
Hi Brazilian Gringa
Iam living in Sierra leone, West Africa and iam planning on moving to Brazil in search of Work.Should I apply for a tourist visa?
Advice please
Oi. Tudo bem? Eu gostaria de perguntar algumas coisas para você. Meu namorado é inglês e gostaríamos muito de poder conversar com alguém na mesma situação que nós (Brasil - England). Can you help us? Please, send me a message and let me know if you can answer some questions about all the process to get married here in Brazil. Tks xx
Oi Francielle, tudo bom! I am happy to answer any questions you have!
Would you rather speak in English or Portuguese? I'm Brazilian but my fiancé is English, and my English isn't good as my portuguese haha. What do you prefer?
Pode falar em Português, mas meu português e muito ruim
Brazilian Gringa I am going to ask in portuguese and you can answer in English, he will understand you properly. Better x
Eu já pesquisei bastante sobre todo o processo, assisti vários vídeos e tudo que é necessário para. Mas mesmo assim faltam algumas informações. Ele é inglês e mora lá, mas gostaríamos de nos casar aqui e então eu mudaria para Londres.
O processo para ele casar aqui nós não sabemos muito, então la vai as perguntas :
1) O processo demora muito?
2) Quais documentos ele precisa para vir casar aqui no Brasil?
3) vocês recomendam algum advogado ou agência que auxilie no processo?
4) Seu esposo tem o visto de residência para UK ou não fpi necessário?
5) Podemos casar no Brasil, ele com visto de turista? Porque em UK eu não posso casar com visto de turista.
6) Vocês fizeram visto de noivos ou direto de casados? Porque muitos tem dito pra fazer o de noiva primeiro, mas se for possível fazer direto o de esposa, melhor.
1. The time it will take to complete the process will vary, I don’t know how long it will take for you personally to get all your documentation in order, however once you do have all the proper documentation and you have declared your intent of marriage at the Cartorio, it will take 30 days before you can be married.
2. I address all the documentation that your English partner will need in the video... 1) His consularized birth certificate 2) certificate of non-impediment (in Portuguese) 3) A Portuguese translation of your consularized birth certificate (by a sworn translator) 4) Passport containing tourist visa 5) Photocopies of his passport
3. I don’t see any reason why you would need a lawyer (I only needed one because I was born outside of the UK, although I am a British citizen, therefor my situation was more complicated than it would be for most people).
4. My husband does have a 'permanent leave to remain visa' in the UK, however this makes absolutely no difference to him marrying me in his home country (Brazil) and was not needed whatsoever.
5. Yes, as I mentioned in the video. You can marry while on a tourist visa in Brazil (your tourist visa may be extended up to 180 days at the Policia Federal if needed).
6. No I didn’t get a bride/ groom visa, this is something I don’t have any knowledge of, sorry.
I hope this helped! Please let me know if you have any more questions :)
P.S you can find some links in the description of this video with more information
@Brazilian Gringa - I think you don't need to go to Brazilian Embassy in your native country as now you are required just to have documents with apostile clause that you can get from Ministry of Foreign Affairs in your country. Than you can translate documents in Brazil (or which I'm not sure but as you said in your own country).
MJDreams. Yes, you absolutely do. Your birth certificate MUST be 'consularized' at the Brazilian embassy/ consulate inside the country that you were born in (this cannot be done at the ministry of foreign affairs since the matter is due to Brazilian beurocracy and legislations and has nothing to so with the laws of your own country). There are no exceptions to this and there are no alternatives if you want to get married in Brazil as a foreigner. And as I said in the video you can have the tranlations done once you are in Brazil, in fact it is easier to do so.
I don't agree and I will have a proof soon ;)
MJDreams any update on that answer lol
@@Therealchee Yes. I got Married in Brazil and had to visit only Ministry of Foreing Affairs in Poland to get "apostile". No visit to Brazilian Embassy ;)
and it was in May, 2018
Hi.
I am Shahnawaz from India. I want to marry a Brazilian girl in my country Then after we marry in Brazil how i would apply for visa and which visa i have to apply to go back Brazil with her
Hi I am British and my girlfriend has British citizenship but she is from Brazil I would really like to get married in Brazil in a church so her father can be there to give her away how do I do that do you need all that paper work if you both have British citizenship I don’t want to live in Brazil is there any were you can get legal advice for this situation .Thank you for your information.
Hello. How long is processing time after application for citizenship in Brazil. Thank you.
Unfortunately I can't give you an exact time, but it can take up to a few months. Once you send off your application at the Policia Federal they will tell you roughly when it will be ready for collection
I'm not sure, I don't have citizenship. I have a Permanent Residency visa. The application process took a month or two, I don't quite remember. But once you're married to a Brazilian citizen you get a grace period while your application, for a visa like mine, is being processed
Please, please, I want to get married in Brazil
Já existe essa lei no Brasil? me responda em português ok
hi how r you
hi, I am married to a Brazilian woman and I am currently living in Indian. my married certificate is from SP Brazil. so if I will get visa for going to Brazil ( not tourist visa) and how much chances of getting it...?
If you have married a Bazilian citizen and you would like to move to Brazil to live there, then you will be able to apply for a "permanant residency visa" based on your marriage. You can do this at the "Policia Federal" in Brazil, you will need to take your marriage certificate and all of the other documentation I mentioned in this video (except your certificate of non impediment).
I hope this answers your question! : )
Brazilian Gringa I am not in Brazil I am in India and I want to apply from India if it is possible. or I need apply family reunion...? how much % of getting visa for based on married certificate.
IndiaeBrasil - IeB I'm sorry but I'm not sure what you mean by "apply family reunion". If you are married then you are 100% able to apply for, and receive a 'permanent residency visa' however there is no point doing this unless you intend to live in Brazil. If you simply just want to travel to Brazil for up to 6 months, you are able to do so on a tourist visa. Thank you for your questions! Please let me know if I can help you with this further :)
Brazilian Gringa thanks for your reply.
Brazilian Gringa hello how r u if u don't mind can u give me ur number I want some information n I want to do business from India to Brazil
I love a brazilian girl but i am already married that girl says there is a law here brazilian if you divorce your wife then you can get married here what is this law Is applicable
Hi there I just want to know what are the working conditions of Brazil I am confused that should I stay there after marriage or not
Hi @MaSk MaN It really depends on what sort of work you are doing, I personaly work for an English school, a private company and as a self-employed English tutor. From my experience the working conditions here are very good and most companies offer both life & dental insurance to their employees.
Brazilian Gringa English is a plus advantage or their language?
The only advantages of speaking English here are if you work for a
multi-national company or if you want to teach English.
Most Brazilians do not speak English, it is very important to learn at least some basic Portuguese if you are planning on being here for a long time, I would recommend using apps like DuoLingo and Memrize to get you started!
Yea my girlfriend is teaching me Portuguese it's a great app thanks I will be great help obrigado .....
De nada, boa sorte com tudo!
Will I get Brazilian Muslim Revert for the marriage??
how do i get married trough internet? I mean cannot go to brazil and she cannot come to Pakistan
Hi madam, how can i go Brazil from Bangladesh, how money and education qualification are require?
What is the cost of one month stay in Brazil is the country best in South America I mean prosperous
Its great idea thanks
Wow it's good work dear friends
Rana from Dubai
Hello just a question if someone is living in brazil as an illegal immigrant is it hard ? Because I've heard that in brazil illegal immigrants and immigrants have the same right's
You need to be in a regularized immigration situation.
Did the Brazil embassy in your home country already know that you were going to get married in Brazil??
They didn't. They just had to "consularize" my birth certificate :)
@@BrazilianGringa Thank you.
My fiance is a Brazilian citizen. We would like to get married in Brazil. But I'm not sure which type of visa best suits for this situation. When I apply for a tourist Visa, do I have to tell the embassy the purpose of my visit is to get married there? Would they issue me a tourist Visa if the purpose of my visit was for a marriage? Or is there any specific visa to get married in Brazil? Can you help me with this situation?
This is my question Also, and I still didn't get the answer of it@@nilosithu1257
Very naic vedio so naic of u
I want to go for married but how
hi ..how are u dear brazilian how me get viza barzil can u teach me
I'm divorced and planning to marry a Brazilian citizen in Brazil. Do they need my decree, or is the single affidavit sufficient?
laman1978 they will need your decree.
Welcome
Thanks a lot...
great video
Can you please recommend me agency who can arrange my marriage requirements for same sex marriage im from philippines and my partner in Morocco
good video
Mam i want to marry brazil woman in brazil village nova de cordelo so what is the procidure of marrige in nova de cordelo
Hahaha Dude you need understand that these girls are ultra-religious if you are hindu her could destroyed your ganesha and try convert you and your entire family to Christianism.... Just this😂
As an American citizen, do I need to bring an American as a witness to get married to a Brazilian in Brazil?
No you don't need that. As Dutch citizen I just got married in Brazil 2 days ago and we had 2 Brazilian witnesses
@@1winchester931 thank you so much!!
@@joesatva you're welcome. And good luck in your upcoming marriage 😊
@@1winchester931 😍❤️🇺🇸🇧🇷
can i get citizenship if I get married from Brazilian girl
so pretty gringa
good information Thinks
Nice information mem
Super.....
मुझे ब्राजील टूरिस्ट वीजा पर घूमने आना है क्या मेरे को ब्राजील का वीजा मिल जाएगा
How to get job in Brazil can you help me please
Alguém sabe pq tem tanto paquistanês querendo morar no huesil?
Tambem Gostaria de Saber. Nada contra a religião, mas o que Essens caras fazem com nossas conterranêas e de doer o coracão.
Nice information madam
Hey I want to ask one very important question from you,
Religion??? Not problem i'm a Brazilian muslim male searching for a turkish/Arab wife 😂😅😅
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What was the total cost
Hello my name is safdar hussain
I am from pakistan
My age is25 years
My height is 5:11
British english is more difficult to understand than american english... But, good job in your channel.
Im from São Paulo. Brazil.
Bye
That's because you're more used to listen American English and so am I . When I am listening British English or another one , I really need to pay more attention in the person who's speaking to me.