Parent can be my dependent

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6 years ago

Hi,

I want some information that my parents can come with to Brazil and apply under me as my dependent

I am research will get temporary residence visa, so my wife and children will apply under as my dependent, my parents can also apply?

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GuestPoster204 Guest

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6 years ago

You have not stated any qualifications to be eligible to immigrate to Brazil...

robal

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munirazam Member

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6 years ago

Thank you for your reply.

I will works as PostDoc in the university

Texanbrazil ViP

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6 years ago

What type visa?
You will need to have a permanent CRNM to be able to claim a dependent.
Any temporary visa such as IV and others are temporary.

GuestPoster204 Guest

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6 years ago

Normally, you have to be a permanent resident (with CRNM) to bring your parents. If that麓s a post graduate work to complete your doctoral dissertation, that麓s a student visa

But there are conditions depending on your situation if I read you right. If you麓ll be granted a temporary visa due to:

a. research or academic teaching or extension
b. as a student

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robal

GuestPoster204 Guest

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6 years ago

I haven麓t finished and already link under review.
Ok. If I read you right, you fall on temporary visa under Category I (Research) or as a student (Categoty IV).

There is another classification which falls under "courtesy visa" of dependents for family reunification that aren麓t eligible for diplomatic of official visa. I麓m sure your wife and children falls under that. And why not your parents? They麓re family members aren麓t they?

You should ask the Brazilian consulate/embassy for that to make sure.

robal

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