1.1. What types of properties do you offer?
We specialize in properties along the northern coast of São Paulo (Ubatuba, Ilhabela, Paraty, etc.), including luxury apartments, penthouses, homes in exclusive gated communities, and beachfront properties.

1.2. Can I buy a property in Brazil without being a resident?
Yes, foreigners can purchase real estate in Brazil without residency. Our team provides full assistance with all bureaucratic procedures.

1.3. Do you offer virtual property tours?
Yes, we provide virtual tours and real-time video calls, allowing international clients to view properties before making a decision.

1.4. Do you assist with price negotiations?
Absolutely. Our consulting services include direct negotiations with developers and property owners to secure the best terms for you.

2.1. What documents are required for foreigners purchasing property in Brazil?
The main documents include:

• A valid passport

• CPF (Individual Taxpayer Registration Number)

• RNE (Foreign National Registration), when applicable

2.2. How can a foreigner obtain a CPF in Brazil?
We offer full support to help you obtain your CPF, which can be requested online or in person through the Brazilian Federal Revenue Service.

2.3. What is the RNE, and when is it required?
The RNE is an identification document for foreigners residing in Brazil. While not mandatory for property purchases, it may be required for bank transactions or other fiscal operations.

4.1. Can I pay for a property using foreign currency?
All property payments must be made in Brazilian Reais (BRL). However, we provide specialized currency exchange support to ensure cost-effective and efficient conversions.

4.2. Do you assist with transferring funds from abroad to Brazil?
Yes, we guide clients through the most favorable international transfer options, including trusted banking partners and exchange platforms.

4.3. Can foreigners open a bank account in Brazil?
Yes, we assist with the process of opening bank accounts with Brazilian financial institutions, making local transactions easier for our clients.

4.4. What documents are required to open a bank account in Brazil?
Typically, the following documents are needed:

• A valid passport

• CPF (Individual Taxpayer Registration Number)

• Proof of residence in the country of origin

• RNE (Foreign National Registration), when applicable

4.1. Can I pay for a property using foreign currency?
All property payments must be made in Brazilian Reais (BRL). However, we provide specialized currency exchange support to ensure cost-effective and efficient conversions.

4.2. Do you assist with transferring funds from abroad to Brazil?
Yes, we guide clients through the most favorable international transfer options, including trusted banking partners and exchange platforms.

4.3. Can foreigners open a bank account in Brazil?
Yes, we assist with the process of opening bank accounts with Brazilian financial institutions, making local transactions easier for our clients.

4.4. What documents are required to open a bank account in Brazil?
Typically, the following documents are needed:

• A valid passport

• CPF (Individual Taxpayer Registration Number)

• Proof of residence in the country of origin

• RNE (Foreign National Registration), when applicable

5.1. Can foreigners apply for mortgage financing in Brazil?
Yes, some financial institutions offer credit lines for foreigners, although the requirements may vary. We assist in identifying the best available options.

5.2. Which banks offer financing to foreign buyers?
We work with partner banks that provide financing to international clients, including Banco do Brasil, Bradesco, and Itaú.

5.3. What is the minimum down payment required for financing?
Most banks require a down payment of 30% to 50% of the property's value.