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People living in Brazil can apply for naturalisation to become Brazilian citizens If…
People living in Brazil can apply for naturalisation to become Brazilian citizens If you’re living in Brazil, you may be eligible to apply for Brazilian citizenship! To qualify, applicants must meet certain requirements, including: Proving they have lived in the country for a…
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People living in Brazil can apply for naturalisation to become Brazilian citizens If you’re living in Brazil, you may be eligible to apply for Brazilian citizenship! To qualify, applicants must meet certain requirements, including: Proving they have lived in the country for a minimum period Having no serious criminal record Being able to communicate in Portuguese In some cases, the required period of residence can be reduced. You may apply for naturalisation after just one year of residence if you meet one of the following conditions: ✅ You have a Brazilian child (by birth or naturalisation) ✅ You are married to or in a recognised partnership with a Brazilian citizen and are not legally or physically separated Legal guidance can help clarify the applicable rules, the risks involved, and the next step that best fits your situation.
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