Our Immigration Services
Overview
At NovoLink Consulting Ltd., we specialize in providing expert immigration services to help you smoothly relocate to Ecuador, Argentina, or Brazil. Whether you’re looking to retire, work remotely, invest, or reunite with family, we offer tailored solutions that simplify the visa application process. Our experienced team is dedicated to ensuring that you receive the right visa and all the necessary support, from documentation and translations to post-arrival assistance. Let us guide you every step of the way, so you can start your new life abroad with confidence.
Immigration Services for Ecuador
Ecuador offers a vibrant and welcoming environment for those looking to start a new chapter in life. Whether you are seeking to retire in the Andean mountains, start a business in the bustling cities, or enjoy the serene coastal regions, NovoLink Consulting Ltd. provides expert immigration services to help you make Ecuador your new home. We offer comprehensive guidance on visa applications, residency permits, and everything you need to navigate the immigration process with ease. Explore the various visa options available and begin your journey to Ecuador today.
Retirement Visa
The Retirement Visa is an ideal choice for those wishing to retire in Ecuador. It is valid for two years and can be renewed indefinitely, with no restrictions on travel in and out of the country.
Eligibility for the Retirement Visa
To qualify, you must receive at least $1,425 per month from guaranteed sources, such as Social Security, pensions, 401(k)/IRA investments, or rental income from property.
Benefits of the Retirement Visa
Work legally in Ecuador, Apply for Ecuadorian cedula (ID), Access government insurance (IESS), Open bank accounts, Discounts and tax refunds after age 65, Add dependents (spouse/children), Ship household items duty-free, Path to citizenship, Open a business, Permanent residency after 21 months, if you remain in Ecuador for 90 days or less per year.
Retirement Visa Requirements
Passport valid for at least 12 months, Monthly income of $1,475, Verification Letter for pension income, FBI background check, State police report, Ecuadorian health insurance, No age limit.
Professional Visa
The Professional Visa is designed for individuals with a four-year degree or higher. It is valid for two years, renewable without restrictions on travel in and out of Ecuador. Once registered, your degree remains valid indefinitely, allowing for future visa applications.
Eligibility for the Professional Visa
The Professional Visa is available to individuals with a four-year degree or higher from an accredited university. There are no income requirements unless dependents are being added.
Benefits of the Professional Visa
Work legally in your field in Ecuador, Volunteer for related non-profits, Apply for an Ecuadorian cedula (ID), Access health insurance (IESS), Open bank accounts, Discounts and tax refunds after age 65, Add dependents (spouse, children), Ship household items duty-free, Path to citizenship, Open a business in Ecuador
Professional Visa Requirements
Passport valid for at least 12 months, Notarized degree documents (diploma, transcripts, verification letters), FBI background check, State police report, No income requirement unless adding dependents.
Investment Visa
The Investment Visa is a two-year visa requiring an investment of $47,500 in a Certificate of Deposit (CD), real estate, or company shares. The funds can be withdrawn after obtaining permanent residency. This visa provides a direct path to permanent residency and no additional investment is needed to add dependents.
Eligibility for the Investment Visa
The Investment Visa is for individuals who invest $47,500 in a CD, real estate, or business. Applicants must meet a $475 per month income requirement and provide necessary documents like bank statements, an FBI background check, and a state police report. Dependents can be added with additional income.
Benefits of the Investment Visa
Work legally in Ecuador, Apply for an Ecuadorian cedula (ID), Access government health insurance (IESS), Open bank accounts, After age 65, enjoy discounts and tax refunds, Add dependents (spouse and children), Ship household items duty-free, Path to citizenship, Open a business in Ecuador
Investment Visa Requirements
Passport valid for at least 12 months, $47,500 investment in a CD, real estate, or business, Bank statements showing recent income, $475 monthly income for the applicant, $250 monthly income for each dependent, FBI background check, State police report.
Digital Nomad Visa
The Digital Nomad Visa is for individuals working remotely, whether as business owners or employees for a company overseas. To qualify, applicants must meet a minimum monthly income of $1,425, based on three times Ecuador’s base salary of $475. The visa also extends to spouses and children.
Eligibility for the Digital Nomad Visa
The Digital Nomad Visa is available to individuals who work remotely, either as self-employed business owners or employees working for a company abroad. Applicants must meet a minimum monthly income of $1,425 or $17,100 per year.
Benefits of the Digital Nomad Visa
Work legally in Ecuador, Apply for an Ecuadorian cedula (ID), Access government health insurance (IESS), Open bank accounts, Discounts and tax refunds (IVA) after 65, Add dependents (spouse and children), Ship household items duty-free, Path to citizenship, Open a business in Ecuador,Permanent residency after 21 months if you stay in Ecuador for no more than 90 days in total.
Digital Nomad Visa Requirements
$1,425 monthly income or $17,100 per year, Bank statements (1–3 months depending on employment), If self-employed, provide business license and tax return, If employed, submit work contract and employer’s license, Passport valid for 12+ months, FBI background check and state police report, Ecuadorian health insurance
Permanent Residency Visa
After holding a Temporary Visa for at least 21 months, individuals can apply for a Permanent Residency Visa. To qualify, applicants must not have left Ecuador for more than 90 days since receiving their Temporary Visa.
Once granted, the Permanent Residency Visa requires a 180-day travel restriction during the first two years. After two years, holders can leave Ecuador for up to two years. After three years of permanent residency, individuals can apply for citizenship if travel restrictions are adhered to.
Eligibility for the Permanent Residency Visa
The Permanent Residency Visa is available to individuals who have held a Temporary Resident Visa for at least 21 months and have not left Ecuador for more than 90 days during that period. If the 90-day limit is exceeded, applicants cannot apply for permanent residency but can continue to renew their Temporary Visa.
Benefits of the Permanent Residency Visa
No need for further visa applications or renewals (as long as travel restrictions are followed), Add dependents (spouse, children, and parents), Path to citizenship after three years of permanent residency
Permanent Residency Visa Requirements
Maintain Temporary Resident Visa for 21 months, No more than 90 days out of Ecuador during the 21 months, If the 90-day limit is exceeded, the applicant is ineligible for permanent residency but may renew the Temporary Visa
Submit the last 12 months of bank statements showing a minimum monthly income of $475 (or $950 for joint accounts), Six months of IESS affiliation statements, Immigration movement records, and Ecuadorian police reports.
Immigration Services for Brazil
Brazil offers a diverse and dynamic environment for those seeking new opportunities. Whether you’re looking to invest in the country’s growing economy, work remotely from its vibrant cities, reunite with family, pursue education, or contribute through volunteer work, NovoLink Consulting Ltd. provides expert immigration services to help you make Brazil your new home. We offer comprehensive guidance on various visa options, residency permits, and all the necessary support to navigate the immigration process smoothly. Explore the different pathways available and begin your journey to Brazil today.
Investment Visa
The Investment Visa is designed for individuals who wish to invest in Brazil’s economy, either through business ventures, real estate, or innovative projects. This visa leads to permanent residency, allowing investors and their families to live and work in Brazil.
Eligibility for the Investment Visa
Individuals willing to invest a minimum amount in Brazilian businesses, real estate, or high-impact projects are eligible. Investors must demonstrate the financial capacity to make the required investment.
Benefits of the Investment Visa
The Investment Visa grants permanent residency for the investor and their immediate family. It allows the investor to work, manage, or start a business in Brazil. After 4 years of permanent residency, investors can apply for Brazilian citizenship. Additionally, it provides access to public services, including healthcare, education, and social services.
Investment Visa Requirements
The minimum investment amounts are: BRL 500,000 for business investments, BRL 700,000 for real estate, and BRL 150,000 for high-impact projects. Applicants must provide a business plan, proof of funds, legal documentation, a clean criminal background check, and a health clearance certificate.
Work Visa (VITEM V)
The Work Visa is designed for individuals employed by a Brazilian company or transferring within a multinational company. It allows professionals to work legally in Brazil for an extended period.
Eligibility for the Work Visa
Individuals with a job offer from a Brazilian company or those transferring within a multinational company are eligible. Professionals with specialized skills or qualifications are also eligible.
Benefits of the Work Visa
The Work Visa allows individuals to work legally in Brazil for 1-2 years, renewable. It provides access to Brazilian labor rights and benefits, including healthcare and social security. After 4 years, holders may apply for permanent residency.
Work Visa Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, a completed visa application form, an employment contract or work permit issued by the Brazilian Ministry of Labor, proof of qualifications or professional credentials, a criminal background check, and payment of the visa fee.
Student Visa (VITEM IV)
The Student Visa is designed for individuals enrolled in long-term academic, research, or exchange programs in Brazil. It allows students to study at recognized Brazilian educational institutions.
Eligibility for the Student Visa
Individuals accepted into academic, research, or exchange programs at recognized Brazilian educational institutions are eligible. The program must have a duration of more than 1 year.
Benefits of the Student Visa
The Student Visa allows a stay in Brazil for the duration of the course or program, which can extend beyond 1 year. It provides the opportunity to study and gain qualifications in Brazil, with the possibility of applying for a work visa or permanent residency after graduation.
Student Visa Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, a completed visa application form, an acceptance letter from a Brazilian educational institution, proof of financial means (bank statements or scholarship letter), proof of accommodation, and payment of the visa fee.
Retirement Residency
The Retirement Residency is designed for retirees with a stable income who wish to live in Brazil long-term.
Eligibility for the Retirement Residency
Retirees with a stable income, such as a pension or savings, are eligible.
Benefits of the Retirement Residency
The residency allows retirees to live in Brazil indefinitely. It provides access to public services, healthcare, and education. After 4 years, holders may apply for Brazilian citizenship.
Retirement Residency Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of retirement income (e.g., pension or savings), a criminal background check, a medical certificate (if required), and payment of the application fee.
Digital Nomad Visa
The Digital Nomad Visa is designed for remote workers, freelancers, and self-employed individuals who wish to live and work in Brazil while maintaining their employment or business abroad. This visa allows digital nomads to enjoy Brazil’s vibrant culture, beautiful landscapes, and high quality of life while continuing their professional activities.
Eligibility for the Digital Nomad
Remote workers, freelancers, and self-employed individuals who can perform their work online and have a stable income from foreign sources are eligible. Applicants must demonstrate the ability to support themselves financially during their stay in Brazil.
Benefits of the Digital Nomad
The Digital Nomad Visa allows a stay in Brazil for up to 1 year, with the possibility of renewal for an additional year. It provides the opportunity to live and work in Brazil while maintaining employment or business abroad. Holders can also enjoy Brazil’s public services, healthcare, and education systems.
Digital Nomad Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of remote work or self-employment (e.g., employment contract, client agreements, or business registration), proof of stable income (minimum USD 1,500 per month or bank savings of USD 18,000), health insurance valid in Brazil, a criminal background check, and payment of the visa fee.
Immigration Services for Argentina
Argentina offers a welcoming and culturally rich environment for those seeking new opportunities. Whether you’re looking to retire in its picturesque landscapes, invest in its growing economy, work remotely from its vibrant cities, reunite with family, or pursue education in its renowned institutions, Argentina provides a variety of pathways to make it your new home. With its high quality of life, affordable living costs, and access to world-class healthcare and education, Argentina is an ideal destination for individuals and families alike. Explore the different visa and residency options available and take the first step toward building your future in Argentina today.
Retirement Visa (Pensionado Visa)
The Retirement Visa, also known as the Pensionado Visa, is designed for retirees with a stable income who wish to live in Argentina long-term. It is a popular option for expats seeking a relaxed lifestyle in a culturally rich country. This visa leads to permanent residency and, eventually, Argentine citizenship.
Eligibility for the Retirement Visa
Retirees with a stable income, such as a pension or savings, are eligible for the Retirement Visa. The income must meet the minimum requirement set by the Argentine government, typically around USD 1,500 per month or equivalent.
Benefits of the Retirement Visa
The Retirement Visa allows retirees to live in Argentina indefinitely. It provides access to public services, including healthcare and education. After 2 years of residency, holders may apply for permanent residency and, eventually, Argentine citizenship.
Retirement Visa Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of retirement income (minimum USD 1,500 per month or equivalent), a criminal background check, proof of health insurance, and payment of the visa fee.
Permanent Residency Visa
Permanent Residency allows individuals to live in Argentina indefinitely. It is available to retirees, investors, family members of Argentine citizens or residents, and individuals who have lived in Argentina for 2 years under temporary residency. This status provides a pathway to Argentine citizenship.
Eligibility for the Permanent Residency Visa
Retirees, investors, and family members of Argentine citizens or residents are eligible for Permanent Residency. Additionally, individuals who have lived in Argentina for 2 years under temporary residency may apply.
Benefits of the Permanent Residency Visa
Permanent Residency allows individuals to live and work in Argentina indefinitely. It provides access to public services, healthcare, and education. After 2 years of permanent residency, holders may apply for Argentine citizenship.
Permanent Residency Visa Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of financial means (e.g., retirement income or investment), a criminal background check, proof of residence in Argentina (for temporary residency holders), and payment of the application fee.
Investor Visa
The Investor Visa is designed for individuals who wish to invest in Argentina’s economy, such as through real estate, businesses, or other ventures. It leads to permanent residency and provides a pathway to Argentine citizenship. This visa is ideal for those looking to contribute to Argentina’s economic development.
Eligibility for the Investor Visa
Individuals willing to invest a minimum amount in Argentina’s economy are eligible for the Investor Visa. The investment must create jobs or contribute to the country’s development. The minimum investment amount is typically USD 100,000 in real estate or business.
Benefits of the Investor Visa
The Investor Visa grants permanent residency for the investor and their immediate family. It allows individuals to live, work, and manage their investments in Argentina. After 2 years of residency, holders may apply for Argentine citizenship.
Investor Visa Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of investment (minimum USD 100,000 in real estate or business), a business plan (if applicable), a criminal background check, and payment of the visa fee.
Digital Nomad Visa
The Digital Nomad Visa is designed for remote workers, freelancers, and self-employed individuals who wish to live and work in Argentina while maintaining their employment or business abroad. This visa allows digital nomads to enjoy Argentina’s vibrant culture, beautiful landscapes, and high quality of life while continuing their professional activities.
Eligibility for the Digital Nomad Visa
Remote workers, freelancers, and self-employed individuals who can perform their work online and have a stable income from foreign sources are eligible for the Digital Nomad Visa. Applicants must demonstrate the ability to support themselves financially during their stay in Argentina.
Benefits of the Digital Nomad Visa
The Digital Nomad Visa allows a stay in Argentina for up to 1 year, renewable. It provides the opportunity to live and work in Argentina while maintaining employment or business abroad. Holders can also enjoy Argentina’s public services, healthcare, and education systems.
Digital Nomad Visa Requirements
Applicants must provide a valid passport, proof of remote work or self-employment (e.g., employment contract, client agreements, or business registration), proof of stable income (minimum USD 2,000 per month), health insurance valid in Argentina, a criminal background check, and payment of the visa fee.