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Portuguese is one of the Romance languages of the Indo-European language family. There are more than 200 million native speakers, and it’s the official language of almost 20 countries, including Brazil, of course. Etymologically, Portuguese extends back to Galician-Portuguese, which emerged on its own as a language in the early Middle Ages. With the formation of Portugal, it gained its status as a world language. With great geographical discovery and the Portuguese Empire’s colonization movement, Portuguese attained official language status in many regions of the world. Brazilian PortugueseWith the construction of the colonial empire, Portuguese came to Brazil, making it the only Portuguese-speaking country in the Americas. Vast stretches of Brazilian coastline had already become Portuguese colonies by the early Middle Ages. The Portuguese spoken in Brazil, however, gradually developed many unique characteristics that made it clearly distinguishable from the Portuguese spoken in other parts of the world. For example, it differs from the variant spoken in the European motherland through various modifications in the accent, as well as in its orthography and grammar. Perfect translations – large and smallBrazilian Portuguese is spoken by Brazil’s more than 200 million inhabitants. If you have business or personal documents in Brazilian Portuguese that you would like translated into one of our 150 languages, or you need documents in English or another language translated into Brazilian Portuguese, you’ve come to the perfect place. Our native-speaking translators are familiar with the particulars of Brazilian Portuguese dialects and will translate your texts taking the linguistic circumstances into account. Each of our translators is also educated and experienced in a particular industry or field so that we can match you with a translator that understands your subject matter exactly. Whether you need a legal agreement, pharmaceutical document, software, or a birth certificate translated into or from Brazilian Portuguese, we can accommodate you. We often provide notarized or certified translations for the USCIS and other official entities. |
After you have uploaded your document, we will show you pricing for a translation into Brazilian Portuguese. You can choose from various options, like machine translation with human editing at very low rates, or certified translations according to the highest quality level: ISO17100 regulated translation. |
Business operations in Brazil
Brazil is, for many reasons, a dream destination for tourists, as well as for businesspeople. Endless dream-like beaches, the Carnival in Rio de Janeiro, and pristine natural features such as the tropical rainforest and the massive Amazon River all give Brazil a magical attracting force.
For entrepreneurs interested in business, this biggest and most populous country in South America has many opportunities with a sustainable economy. The government has set up an investment program in cooperation with foreign investors. Brazil is rising at a steady rate into the ranks of the world's leading industrial nations.
If you’d like to take advantage of the growth in Brazil, you will need a strong partner to make communication easier for you. We can translate all of your documents accurately from and into more than 150 languages, including Brazilian Portuguese.
Having a local establishment gives you a more competitive edge. When your company and general managers have a physical presence in the country where transactions are conducted, you create confidence among your newfound customers. Plus, contracting service providers for all transport, storage, and logistics purposes makes production and sales more expensive.
Brazil’s businesses are termed: (1) Ltda. (equivalent to an LLC), (2) S.A. (corresponds to an S Corp), and (3) EIRELI (corresponding to sole proprietorship). The Ltda. is the most popular among both Brazilians and foreign investors.
Large international companies establish an Ltda. in Brazil in order to minimize administrative efforts, costs, and delays. At least two partners must be involved when establishing an Ltda. Both require a Brazilian tax number. All foreign shareholders must be represented by a "gerente delegado" who is permanently based in Brazil. There is no minimum capital required, and foreign capital must be registered with the Central Bank.
Generally, the steps are:
Translations make it easy to establish your business in Brazil
In order to streamline all of these activities, we’ll translate your texts quickly and professionally, making communication with your customers and business partners seamless.
We work exclusively with professional, native-speaking translators who live and work in the country of the target language. We have a network of translators within Brazil who are also experts in at least one industry/field. We can find the perfect translator for you, who is well-versed in your area of business.
In this way, each translation is ensured to be of high quality and is ready for your use immediately upon receipt.