Sara Sanchez Lawyers
Invest in Brazil
with expert advice.
Sara Sanchez is a lawyer and member of the OAB-SP (Brazilian Bar Association, São Paulo chapter), specializing in Brazilian Business Law, International Law, and Community Law.
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International Desk
Contracts, guidelines of Corporate Law, Labor Law, Tax Law and Consumer Law, Intellectual Property
Corporate Law
Specialized services in corporate matters.
Contract Law
We offer advice on a variety of contractual matters.
Foreign investment
Sara Sanchez:your Legal Partner for Foreign Investments in Brazil
Investing in Brazil represents a solid and advantageous strategy for foreign entrepreneurs and investors, highlighting its status as one of the leading global emerging economies.
Brazil possesses a rich base of natural resources and a developing infrastructure, contributing to the potential for expansion of companies in areas such as agribusiness, technology, energy, and manufacturing. With political stability and a solid legal system, Brazil stands out as a strategic destination for international investment, providing not only economic growth but also significant opportunities for long-term business partnerships and development.
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Assistance in hiring employees - Brazilian or foreign.
Analysis and planning of internal operational procedures.
Drafting shareholder and partner agreements, minutes of shareholder meetings and quota holder meetings, as well as any other corporate documents.
Brazil’s New Foreign Exchange Framework: Will It Be Possible to Keep a Bank Account in Foreign Currency in the Country Starting in October 2026?
BCB Resolution 575 expands foreign currency accounts in Brazil. See what changes for companies.
Five factors foreign companies should consider when entering Brazil to ensure a smoother market entry
5 key legal factors every foreign company must consider before entering the Brazilian market.
Copying the parent company’s service or supply agreement to Brazil may be a mistake
Multinational companies usually operate with standardized contractual templates for services or supplies, among others, developed over many years and used in several countries. It is
Brazil on the radar of global capital: what the new wave of foreign investment demands from the legal function
Brazil is back on the global investor map. See what your legal structure needs to be ready.
Has Brazil signed a tax treaty with your country? Find out how it can reduce your tax burden
International tax planning is key to a successful investment in Brazil. Discover if your country is on the list of Brazil’s double taxation treaties and understand how these bilateral agreements work to protect your profits and optimize your fiscal strategy.
Registered address and share capital: two details that can stall your company in Brazil
Two critical details often overlooked by foreign investors are the registered address and the share capital requirements. Learn why these elements are vital and how to prepare them to avoid bureaucratic delays in the Brazilian Board of Trade (Junta Comercial).
Brazil’s New Foreign Exchange Framework: Will It Be Possible to Keep a Bank Account in Foreign Currency in the Country Starting in October 2026?
BCB Resolution 575 expands foreign currency accounts in Brazil. See what changes for companies.