Legal certainty
to open your
foreign company
in Brazil.
Open a business in 3 steps.
Opening a foreign company in Brazil requires 3 steps: preparing the foreign documentation, drafting/registering the articles of incorporation in accordance with Brazilian law, and transferring funds from abroad to Brazil.
With 15 years of experience in International Law and fluency in 3 languages, we take care of these formalities to make your business viable in Brazil.
The 3 stages
01.
Prepare of documentation
foreign
Foreign documents must be notarized and apostilled abroad for subsequent certified translation in Brazil. A prior review of these documents by an international lawyer reduces unnecessary expenses and guides document selection.
02.
Drafting the Brazilian articles of incorporation
Drafting the articles of incorporation in accordance with Brazilian law that simultaneously protects the interests of foreign partners is the responsibility of the international lawyer. Once this is done, the company agreement and foreign documents must be registered before a Board of Commerce in Brazil to have legal validity and begin operations.
03.
Sending funds to Brazil
Company registered, operations cleared! Now your company can start doing business in Brazil. Avoid wasting time and money with traditional banks that don't allow you to negotiate exchange rates. Rely on your international lawyer to negotiate them directly with authorized exchange banks.
About Us
I am Fernanda Siqueira, your international lawyer.
In 2006, I got my Law Degree from the Pontifical Catholic University of Goiás-Brazil (PUC-GO); in 2010, I earned a postgraduate degree in International Law from PUC-SP in 2010, and I'm enrolled with the Brazilian Bar Association, Goiás Section (OAB-GO).
My professional experience was obtained by working in law firms in São Paulo, Brazil, and in a German multinational investment company in Goiânia, Brazil (my hometown).
In 2013, I founded SIAL Consultoria Internacional to offer consulting services in what I have become an expert in: opening foreign companies in Brazil.
As to my experience abroad, it consists of a brief stay in Dublin (Ireland) in 2007 and in Buenos Aires (Argentina) since 2023, where I have taken up residence.
The languages I speak are: English, Portuguese, and Spanish.
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