Global Trends
BAL White Paper: Brazil’s new immigration law
31 Aug, 2017
On Nov. 21, Brazil will implement a new immigration law that will reshape regulations for foreigners, expatriate workers and refugees. The law reorganizes visa categories and focuses on human rights, putting immigrants on the same footing as Brazilians and integrating all migrants—whether high-skilled workers or refugees—into Brazilian society.
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