I live in Mexico and want to have a company in Brazil. Do I need to come to the country for that?

You don't need to come. A foreigner can be a partner in a company in Brazil without living here and without crossing the border. The way to do it is to appoint an attorney-in-fact in Brazil, with a power of attorney, to act on your behalf. This representative signs papers, deals with the Receita and the Central Bank, and receives official notices. TF inter sets up this structure for clients from Mexico to Chile: we appoint the legal representative, handle the power of attorney, and open the company. You run the business from wherever you are, with accounting that understands business between countries in the Americas.

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