Short answer

Yes — you can hire employees in Brazil without opening a local entity by using an Employer of Record. The EOR becomes the legal employer in Brazil, runs local payroll and handles statutory requirements, while you manage the person's day-to-day work. Placeholder copy — confirm with the provider or a local employment adviser.

What to know before hiring in Brazil

  • Employment contracts in Brazil must follow local labour law. Placeholder copy — confirm with the provider or a local employment adviser.
  • Employer social contributions and mandatory benefits apply on top of salary. Placeholder copy — confirm with the provider or a local employment adviser.
  • Notice periods, probation and termination rules vary. Placeholder copy — confirm with the provider or a local employment adviser.
  • Payroll is typically run in BRL. Confirm payment schedules with your EOR.

Providers covering Brazil

Based on each provider's public coverage. Confirm before signing.

ProviderStarting priceOnboarding timeBest for
Deel Not verified yet Not verified yet Teams mixing contractors and employees across several countries
Remote Not verified yet Not verified yet Teams that want compliance depth and an owned-entity model
Rippling Not verified yet Not verified yet Companies already running HR and IT on Rippling
Multiplier Not verified yet Not verified yet Cost-conscious teams hiring their first international employees
Oyster Not verified yet Not verified yet Distributed teams that value hands-on guidance and support
Papaya Global Not verified yet Not verified yet Larger companies consolidating payroll and EOR across countries
RemoFirst Not verified yet Not verified yet Startups making their first one or two international hires

Brazil EOR FAQ

Do I need a local entity to hire in Brazil?

No. An Employer of Record can employ people in Brazil on your behalf. Placeholder copy — confirm with the provider or a local employment adviser.

How much does an EOR cost in Brazil?

EOR fees are not verified yet on GLOYEE. Total cost includes the provider fee, salary and employer contributions — ask each provider for a written quote.

How long does it take to onboard an employee in Brazil?

Onboarding times are not verified yet and depend on the provider and the employee's documents. Placeholder copy — confirm with the provider or a local employment adviser.

Which EOR providers cover Brazil?

The table on this page lists providers whose public coverage includes Brazil. Confirm coverage with the provider before signing.