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Efficiency. Agility. Exclusivity.
Bastos & Del Vecchio – Migration Consulting has the proposal to combine the high technical expertise of its professionals to comfort and safety a accessible and practical communication with the client, all this with the agility than spirit and motivation young people from the company and its professionals bring. We offer a range of diversified services, seeking fully meet the needs of our customers, ensuring ease of processes, and taking the worry away of those who do not let borders limit their lives.
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victor del vecchio
Lawyer graduated from USP with exchange at the University of Coimbra – Portugal, author, researcher and speaker in International Law and Human Rights.
Vitor Bastos
Lawyer graduated in Law and International Relations from PUC-SP with exchange at the University of Porto – Portugal.
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The Armenian Genocide in International Law
The event of the Armenian genocide, which occurred in the historical context of the First World War, and its subsequent contribution to...
Photo of dead father and daughter reveals migration drama to the world
Partner of Bastos and Del Vecchio gives an interview to Record's Domingo Espetacular program. According to him, the increase in control in...
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Brazilians do not need a visa for tourism in Japan until 2026
Since the end of 2023, citizens of Japan and Brazil will not need a visa to travel for tourism purposes lasting up to 90 days between the two countries. This measure reflects the strengthening of diplomatic, cultural and economic relations between the two countries.
Brazil will once again require visas for tourists from the US, Canada and Australia
Starting in April, tourists from the US, Canada and Australia will need a visa to visit Brazil. The measure follows the principle of reciprocity, since these countries require visas from Brazilians. While the decision strengthens diplomacy, the tourism sector fears the impact...
Cost of living in Argentina drives migration to Brazil
The presence of Argentines surpasses that of Paraguayans on Brazil's borders, with the country becoming an attractive option for our brothers. In 2024, the migratory flow in Brazil broke records and grew by 15%. According to data released by the Federal Police, Argentines...