A home on this coast. A life that can stay.
On Brazil’s North and Northeast, the residency threshold is lower — and Ceará sits inside that window.
Investment threshold
Real-estate investment in the North and Northeast — Ceará included — qualifies at a lower threshold than the rest of Brazil. Indicative: from R$ 700,000 here versus R$ 1,000,000 elsewhere (RN CNIg 36/2018).
Property status
Urban property, built or under construction, with a clean registry record. Rural land and irregular plots do not qualify.
Who is covered
The applicant plus spouse and dependent children on the same application.
What it grants
Residence permit, renewable and convertible to permanent status, with a path to citizenship over time.
From first call to residence card
Eligibility call
Property and documents
CPF, bank and currency
Deed and registration
Application
Residence card
We orchestrate. Specialists sign.
Immigration counsel files. A Central Bank–authorised broker moves the money. We keep one calendar — in your language — until the card is in your hand.
- Immigration counsel — eligibility opinion and filing
- Licensed currency broker — transfer and exchange contract
- Notary and registry — deed in your name
- Beach Estate — property, dossier, translation and calendar
Questions buyers actually ask
Do I have to live in Brazil?
No minimum stay is imposed at entry, but long absences can affect renewal. Counsel advises on your specific case.
Can I rent the property out?
Yes. Rental income is taxable in Brazil and usually reportable at home — our rental manager and your accountant coordinate.
Can I buy with someone else?
Joint purchase is possible, but the threshold applies per applicant. We model both scenarios in the simulation.
How long does it take?
From signed offer to residence card, typically three to five months — most of it preparation, not queueing.
Would your budget open this door?
Tell us what you can invest and where the funds sit today — we return with counsel’s first reading and the homes that clear the line.