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A friend of mine, born in Bolivia and raised in the US (thus holds dual citizenship to both countries) would like to go to Brazil to begin working as an English teacher. The school that we've been in talks with in Sao Carlos seem to think that because she hold a Bolivian passport, she is able to obtain a two year residency permit for Brazil, and she doesn't have to jump through the hoops that other foreigners do, such as signing up for a university course in order to apply for Vitem 4 ( see here http://miami.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/student.xml  ).

We've had mixed responses from different Brazilian embassies, with some saying that she is eligible but then others saying she isn't.Has anybody any advice for us?

A friend of mine, born in Bolivia and raised in the US (thus holds dual citizenship to both countries) would like to go to Brazil to begin working as an English teacher. The school that we've been in talks with in Sao Carlos seem to think that because she hold a Bolivian passport, she is able to obtain a two year residency permit for Brazil, and she doesn't have to jump through the hoops that other foreigners do, such as signing up for a university course in order to apply for Vitem 4 (see here: http://miami.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/student.xml).

We've had mixed responses from different Brazilian embassies, with some saying that she is eligible but then others saying she isn't. Has anybody any advice for us?

A friend of mine, born in Bolivia and raised in the US (thus holds dual citizenship to both countries) would like to go to Brazil to work. I have been given a variety of answers as to what the process would be. Has anybody done this, and if so how did it work?

A friend of mine, born in Bolivia and raised in the US (thus holds dual citizenship to both countries) would like to go to Brazil to begin working as an English teacher. The school that we've been in talks with in Sao Carlos seem to think that because she hold a Bolivian passport, she is able to obtain a two year residency permit for Brazil, and she doesn't have to jump through the hoops that other foreigners do, such as signing up for a university course in order to apply for Vitem 4 ( see here http://miami.itamaraty.gov.br/en-us/student.xml ).

We've had mixed responses from different Brazilian embassies, with some saying that she is eligible but then others saying she isn't.Has anybody any advice for us?

Friend of mine, born in Bolivia and raised in the US (thus holds dual citizenship to both countries) would like to go to Brazil to work. Have been given a variety of answers as to what the process would be. Has anybody done this, and if so how did it work?

A friend of mine, born in Bolivia and raised in the US (thus holds dual citizenship to both countries) would like to go to Brazil to work. I have been given a variety of answers as to what the process would be. Has anybody done this, and if so how did it work?