We charge $5 CAD per business transaction. Should you choose to send hundreds of thousands, this fee still doesn’t change. Unlike banks, we wish to keep the money in your pocket-- there is no need to lose so much unnecessary money.

We also provide the option of sending USD to Brazil at applicable charges.

REMITR is a registered and regulated financial payments provider. You can see REMITR’s licensing and business details here.

We are committed to securing your financial information.

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• Banco BMG
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Brazil’s outsourcing/service sector has a powerful workforce and extensive labour capabilities, although the system was once riddled with taxes and highly restrictive financial laws before the end of the recession. When Brazil was still victim of economic recession (which lasted from 2014-2018), outsourcing from Brazil became a complicated and confusing task. The rules for outsourcing and temporary work changed in 2017, after the country broke free from their debt, new laws were put into motion regarding outsourcing rules. Before, only ‘ancillary’ activities were deemed to be legally outsourced, meaning only work that will advance an up-and-coming company was allowed to be outsourced from Brazil. Now, you have the possibility to outsource nearly any activity from Brazil, as regulated by the law. Outsourcing companies in Brazil used to only be allowed to work with multinational corporations that were also Brazilian… They now have the ability to work with any company regardless of whether or not they are Brazilian, although prospective employers must hire a temporary employee for a minimum of 180 days, renewable for 90 consecutive days.

Brazil has the largest economy in Latin America and has thrived in part because of rich natural resources and agriculture, but also because of a very strong service and industry sector. The manufacturing industry is known for producing such things as automobiles, steel, computers and aircrafts which account for nearly 30 per cent of Brazil’s GDP. Areas like São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro and Porto Alegre is where most industrial work takes place. Main exports include aircraft materials, electrical equipment, automotives, iron ore, ethanol, corned beef, footwear and textiles.

Tourism in Brazil is also a vital sector that has been crucial to the economic success of some regions. In fact, what has been deemed as the most beautiful beach in the world by TripAdvisor resides in Fernando de Noronha, called Sancho Bay. The most visited destination in Brazil with regards to leisure are Rio de Janeiro, Foz do Iguaçu, Florianópolis, and Salvador are the most visited. On the other hand, cities like São Paulo, Florianópolis, Rio de Janeiro and Porto Alegre and more common business destinations. There is currently a foreign exchange deficit within the tourism industry right now; the amount of money Brazilians are spending abroad is greater than what is brought into Brazil from international tourists. Although, foreign exchange in general is not lacking. Between 1993 and 2010, a series of mergers and acquisitions contributed nearly $707 billion to firms in Brazil, which had a massive impact on the nation’s economic success and stability, contributing to their large presence in the global economy to this day.