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How to Invest in the Brazilian Stock Market (B3/Bovespa) as a Foreigner
EXPATS IN BRAZIL · BRAZIL, 26 MAY 2026 Key Facts —Foreign investors must obtain a CPF (Brazil’s tax ID) before opening any Brazilian brokerage account —EWZ (iShares MSCI Brazil ETF) provides B3 exposure from any US brokerage account with no Brazilian setup required —Petrobras (PETR4/PBR.A) and Vale (VALE3/VALE) together represent 20–30% of the Ibovespa index weight —Non-resident investors pay a flat 15% withholding tax on dividends and capital gains from Brazilian equities —The BRL/USD exchange rate is the single most important variable for any USD-based investor in Brazilian stocks The infrastructure for foreigners to invest in brazil stocks has improved […]
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How to Invest in the Brazilian Stock Market (B3/Bovespa) as a Foreigner
EXPATS IN BRAZIL · BRAZIL, 26 MAY 2026 Key Facts —Foreign investors must obtain a CPF (Brazil’s tax ID) before opening any Brazilian brokerage account —EWZ (iShares MSCI Brazil…
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