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PERMIT
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THE
BRAZILIAN LAW
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Foreign
audiovisual production businesses that intend to carry out work in Brazil
may only do so by means of contracts with Brazilian production businesses
with national capital, and employing a crew composed of at least one third
Brazilian artists and techinicians. According to the estabilished law
8,401/92, wherein (article IV ), it is mandatory that this type of production
must be reported to the Ministry of Culture`s Secretariat for the Development
of Audiovisual. The whole process is simple and quickly approved after
the fulfillment of the legal requirements.
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"Do I need a permit to shoot in Brazil?"
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THE
PROCESS TO OBTAIN A BRAZILIAN
PERMIT
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APPROXIMATELY
5-7
BUSINESS DAYS
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1. Foreign
producers must sign a contract with a Brazilian producer.
2. The Brazilian producer must deliver copies of the contract
to the Ministries of Culture and labor, stating the percentage of Brazilian
Workers, and must also give the passport numbers, citizenship, duties,
place of departure, list of equipment, and expected duration of work
by the foreign crew.
3.
After approving the request made by the Brazilian co-producer, the Ministry
of Culture`s Secretariat for the Development of Audiovisual will send
the authorization to the Ministry of External Relations for concession
of the respective visa.
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Q: When do I need to hire a local producer?
A: Always.
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Due to the new U.S. policy to fingerprint and photograph all visitors
entering the U.S., Brazil is adopting a similar policy for all Americans
visiting Brazil. Please allow one extra day in the beginning of your
trip for this process if you are carrying a U.S. passport.
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