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 From $599/employee/month 1 Teams mixing contractors and employees across several countries
Remote From $599/employee/month Average 2-3 days Compliance-focused teams hiring in core markets
Rippling From $599/employee/month Minutes to start; 5 days to first payday in popular markets Teams already on Rippling or wanting one unified HR platform
Multiplier From $400/employee/month 72 hours or less in most countries Cost-conscious teams, especially hiring in Asia-Pacific
Oyster From $699/employee/month 48 hours Teams that want hands-on HR support and compliance guidance
Papaya Global From $499/employee/month Get started in weeks Larger teams needing payroll and payments control across countries

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.