4 steps from interest to deed
Straight, no surprises. Same path used by Brazilians abroad and Americans alike.
Free consultation
Direct conversation with our agent — by Zoom or WhatsApp, no commitment, no time limit. We understand your goal: investment, second home, retirement, or family legacy.
Virtual tour or trip
Drone footage, live walk-through, OR a fly-in to see the lot in person. Travel costs reimbursed against your reservation if you buy.
Reservation in your currency
Pay in EUR, USD or BRL via international wire (SEPA/SWIFT) to our Wyoming LLC account at Mercury × Choice Financial (FDIC). Formal receipt issued. Reservation locks the lot in your name.
Deed in Brazil
Public deed signed at the Brazilian notary (CRI) for your jurisdiction — by power of attorney or in person. Full ownership registered in your name. Definitive title.
Frequently asked questions
Can a foreigner buy land in Brazil?+
Yes. Brazilian Law 5.709/1971 allows foreigners of any nationality to buy urban land without restriction. All our properties are urban-titled.
Do I need to travel to Brazil to close?+
No. Power of attorney + DocuSign + Brazilian local counsel cover 100% of the cases. We guide you remotely. Visiting is optional and we recommend at least one trip when you can.
How do I pay in EUR or USD?+
International wire transfer (SEPA/SWIFT) to our Wyoming LLC account at Mercury × Choice Financial. Funds are recorded in your purchase contract and credited at the daily exchange rate. We also accept BRL via Pix or domestic transfer.
What taxes apply?+
In Brazil, only ITBI (~3% on title transfer) and annual IPTU (property tax). Treaty between Brazil and your country (Portugal, USA, etc.) typically avoids double taxation. Our accounting partner can guide your specific case.