Open Your Brazilian Bank Account — Done-for-You (Non-Resident)
We open your non-resident (CDE) bank account in Brazil — remotely, end to end. Zero-fee options at select banks, competitive exchange rates, and a Brazil-licensed team that deals with the bank for you. Request a quote or schedule a consultation.
Reviewed by Luciano Oliveira, Esq., LL.M. — Managing Partner, attorney admitted in Brazil, Texas, and California. Last reviewed: July 2026.
General information about our service, not legal or tax advice. Engagements begin with a consultation.
What our service includes
- Full remote assistance — open your account without leaving your home country.
- Documentation support and compliance with Brazilian banking requirements.
- Access to multiple banks — including zero-monthly-fee options and favorable exchange rates.
- We liaise directly with the bank on your behalf.
- English-speaking support from our team throughout.
Advantages of working with us
- Competitive banking terms negotiated across several banks.
- PIX and boleto access for instant transfers and local bills.
- CPF assistance if you do not yet have one.
- Deep familiarity with Brazilian banking rules — fewer delays.
- Dedicated support from first call to activation.
- Cost transparency — fee-free options where available, clear exchange rates.
How our process works
- Initial consultation — we assess your needs and goals.
- Document collection and preparation.
- Account setup — we coordinate directly with the bank.
- CPF (if required) — we handle the application.
- Funds-transfer guidance for your first transfer.
- Activation — online banking, PIX, boleto, and card.
Want to understand the process first? Read our full guide: How to Open a Bank Account in Brazil as a Foreigner.
Service FAQ
1. How does a quote work?
Tell us your country of residence and your goal for the account. We confirm a flat fee before any work begins.
2. What is the typical timeline?
Once your documents and CPF are in order, a non-resident account is often opened within a couple of weeks; timelines vary.
3. Which countries do you serve?
We regularly assist clients from the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and other countries with straightforward banking and regulatory frameworks.
4. Do I have to sign in person?
No. Documents can be signed remotely, and we coordinate the process so you do not need to travel.
5. What do you need from me to start?
A valid passport, your CPF (or authorization for us to obtain one), a tax ID from your country of residence, proof of address abroad, and proof of income. Note that our CPF services is separate from the bank account opening and will require an additional fee.
General information about our service only, not legal or tax advice. Banking and tax rules in Brazil and abroad change; we confirm current requirements for your engagement.