If you are Brazilian and want to work in the United States, you know that an international university degree needs to be validated so that you can take your American class license and work in American territory.

The US technology market is the most employed in the world, with around 4.4 million software developers located on US soil.

If you are an engineer and are interested in moving to the United States, know that many careers within engineering have good salaries in the US.

In 2022 alone, more than 22,000 Brazilians received the long-awaited Green Card - the largest flow of Brazilians ever recorded by the US government. A better quality of life for your family, the opportunities of America and the security of a dollar remuneration: all these factors make the United States an excellent option for professionals from all over the world.

If you are planning for your child to study at an American university, you have certainly looked into what types of visas are required for university students in the United States.

There are several ways to obtain a U.S. visa, and the U.S. government has created different visa categories for the eligibility of those who wish to immigrate permanently to the United States.

If you have the dream of earning in dollars, or want to move outside of Brazil, know that it is possible to use your professional experience to get a Green Card and immigrate legally to the United States.

If you are Brazilian and invest in American companies, you already know that, unlike what happens in Brazil, dividends are taxed in the United States. This is one of the peculiarities of the American tax system, which, even so, is still attractive for those who wish to dollarize their assets or move permanently to the USA. 

If you have a citizenship other than Brazilian, you may be able to obtain a Green Card more easily. This is because there are two visa categories that give holders the ability to reside permanently in the US, (E-1 and E-2), which are called Trade Treaty and Investor Visas.