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The Brazilian Luxembourgers

As of December 31st, 2023, 27,632 Luxembourg citizens were living in Brazil. Who are these Brazilian-Luxembourgers? Explore this interactive study to find out.

Updated: January 9th, 2024
Written by: Daniel Atz with Lauren Lowell

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Background

According to Luxembourg’s statistics agency STATEC, at least 894 Brazilian dual citizens were living in Luxembourg on January 1, 2023. Most obtained citizenship through ancestry.

In addition, now over 27,632 Luxembourgish citizens also live in Brazil, 31% of which have obtained citizenship since January 1st, 2023. On top of that, thousands more Brazilians have the right to finalize their application for citizenship until 2025.

Without a doubt, the population of Brazilian dual citizens living in Luxembourg will increase significantly in the future. We think it’s high time to start learning about this new population of Luxembourgish citizens. The 2024 Brazilian-Luxembourgers study is based on data from Luxembourg’s Ministry of Justice, National Archives, Data.Public.Lu, CTIE, STATEC, and our own study of 634 dual citizens and 80 ancestors. LuxCitizenship only works with clients in the US, so none of the Brazilian citizens are our clients.

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Context

In 2008, the new Luxembourg Nationality Act introduced the concept of dual citizenship in Luxembourg. Since then, thousands of people have obtained Luxembourgish dual citizenship through ancestry.

Growth Over the Years

Few Luxembourgish politicians imagined the popularity of the new Luxembourgish dual citizenship programs in Brazil. And yet, more people there have obtained Luxembourgish citizenship than anywhere else. The largest group of them (7,693) obtained citizenship in 2023 alone.

Since 2018, the number of Luxembourgish citizens in Brazil has increased from 2,844 to 27,632. While Brazilians started applying for Luxembourgish dual citizenship much later than their cousins in the United States, the total number of Luxembourgish citizens in Brazil overtook the United States on June 2nd, 2019, and has grown ever faster since.

And these numbers are guaranteed to grow. From the 15,477 Brazilians deemed eligible to complete a citizenship application under Article 89, 3,982 Brazilians were still eligible to obtain Luxembourgish dual citizenship under Article 89 as of March 28th, 2023. Additionally, other paths to obtain citizenship are still in effect.

Luxembourg Nationals in BrazilThe number of Luxembourg nationals living in Brazil grew almost tenfold, from 2,844 in 2018 to 27,632 in 2023.
Luxembourg Nationals in BrazilColumn chart: Luxembourg Nationals in Brazil. 2018: 2,844; 2019: 6,363; 2020: 10,999; 2021: 14,105; 2022: 19,939; 2023: 27,632.010,00020,00030,0002,84420186,363201910,999202014,105202119,939202227,6322023
Luxembourg Nationals in BrazilColumn chart: Luxembourg Nationals in Brazil. 2018: 2,844; 2019: 6,363; 2020: 10,999; 2021: 14,105; 2022: 19,939; 2023: 27,632.010,00020,00030,0002,84420186,363201910,999202014,105202119,939202227,6322023
Luxembourg Nationals in BrazilColumn chart: Luxembourg Nationals in Brazil. 2018: 2,844; 2019: 6,363; 2020: 10,999; 2021: 14,105; 2022: 19,939; 2023: 27,632.010,00020,00030,0002,84420186,363201910,999202014,105202119,939202227,6322023
Luxembourg Nationals in BrazilColumn chart: Luxembourg Nationals in Brazil. 2018: 2,844; 2019: 6,363; 2020: 10,999; 2021: 14,105; 2022: 19,939; 2023: 27,632.010,00020,00030,0002,84420186,363201910,999202014,105202119,939202227,6322023

Source: Luxembourg National Registry of Physical Persons (RNPP), quarterly releases · 2024

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Luxembourg has a population of 669,512. There are already 27,632 Luxembourgish citizens living in Brazil, which is equivalent to 4% of Luxembourg’s total population.

 

As the total number of these new Brazilian-Luxembourgers is equivalent to at least 4% of Luxembourg’s population it’s time to start to get to know these new citizens.

Ancestor Overview

Let’s quickly review the data from our study of the Brazilian-Luxembourgers’ ancestors.

Where We Last Left Off

In our ancestor study, we established that the 634 Brazilian-Luxembourgish citizens who participated in our study came from 80 ancestors. These ancestors mostly came from Luxembourg as part of the first migratory wave, and generally settled in the Brazilian states of Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul.

Ancestor Canton of Birth54.9% of the ancestors were born in the northern cantons of Clervaux and Vianden alone, a region that sent very few emigrants to the United States and Argentina.
Ancestor Canton of BirthMap of Luxembourg: Ancestor Canton of Birth. Values by canton: Clervaux 31%; Vianden 23.9%; Echternach 19.7%; Diekirch 7%; Mersch 7%; Grevenmacher 4.2%; Luxembourg 2.8%; Capellen 1.4%; Redange 1.4%; Wiltz 1.4%.
Share of Ancestors1.4%31%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 80 ancestors of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; 71 with a known canton of birth · 2024

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Ancestor Location of Emigration63.6% of the ancestors with a known state of settlement made their home in Santa Catarina, and 29 of those 49 settled in Rancho Queimado, Angelina and São Pedro de Alcântara alone.
Ancestor Location of EmigrationMap of Brazil: Ancestor Location of Emigration. Values by state: Santa Catarina 63.6%; Rio Grande do Sul 20.8%; Espírito Santo 7.8%; Paraná 3.9%; São Paulo 2.6%; Rio de Janeiro 1.3%. Marked Locations: Rancho Queimado; Angelina; São Pedro de Alcântara; Barão; Rio Negro; Santa Leopoldina; Florianópolis; Vitória.
Share of Ancestors1.3%63.6%Port of EntryMain Towns of Settlement

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 80 ancestors of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; 77 with a known state of settlement · 2024

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Dual Citizen Introduction

Who are the Brazilian-Luxembourgers who participated in this study?

Now Meet Their Descendants

634 Brazilian-Luxembourgish dual citizens over 18 years old responded to LuxCitizenship’s open survey. The largest portion of the respondents are in the age range 30-49. Slightly more men responded than women.

Respondent Gender53.5% of respondents are men and 46.5% are women.
Respondent GenderPie chart: Respondent Gender. Male: 53.5%; Female: 46.5%.54%47%Male53.5%Female46.5%
Respondent GenderPie chart: Respondent Gender. Male: 53.5%; Female: 46.5%.54%47%Male53.5%Female46.5%
Respondent GenderPie chart: Respondent Gender. Male: 53.5%; Female: 46.5%.54%47%Male53.5%Female46.5%
Respondent GenderPie chart: Respondent Gender. Male: 53.5%; Female: 46.5%.54%47%Male53.5%Female46.5%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens · 2024

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Respondent Age57% of respondents are aged 30 to 49, and 40–49 is the largest single age group at 30%.
Respondent AgeBar chart: Respondent Age. 18–19: 3%; 20–29: 12%; 30–39: 27%; 40–49: 30%; 50–59: 18%; 60+: 10%.18–193%20–2912%30–3927%40–4930%50–5918%60+10%
Respondent AgeBar chart: Respondent Age. 18–19: 3%; 20–29: 12%; 30–39: 27%; 40–49: 30%; 50–59: 18%; 60+: 10%.18–193%20–2912%30–3927%40–4930%50–5918%60+10%
Respondent AgeBar chart: Respondent Age. 18–19: 3%; 20–29: 12%; 30–39: 27%; 40–49: 30%; 50–59: 18%; 60+: 10%.18–193%20–2912%30–3927%40–4930%50–5918%60+10%
Respondent AgeBar chart: Respondent Age. 18–19: 3%; 20–29: 12%; 30–39: 27%; 40–49: 30%; 50–59: 18%; 60+: 10%.18–193%20–2912%30–3927%40–4930%50–5918%60+10%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens · 2024

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Ancestral Connections

While on average the Brazilian dual citizens are about as many generations removed from their Luxembourgish ancestor as the American-Luxembourgers, they are twice as likely to have a Luxembourgish ancestor from six generations back.

Generations Removed from Ancestor79% of respondents are four or more generations removed from their Luxembourgish ancestor, and four generations is the most common at 34%.
Generations Removed from AncestorBar chart: Generations Removed from Ancestor. 1 Generation: 1%; 2 Generations: 1%; 3 Generations: 19%; 4 Generations: 34%; 5 Generations: 30%; 6 Generations: 15%.1 Generation1%2 Generations1%3 Generations19%4 Generations34%5 Generations30%6 Generations15%
Generations Removed from AncestorBar chart: Generations Removed from Ancestor. 1 Generation: 1%; 2 Generations: 1%; 3 Generations: 19%; 4 Generations: 34%; 5 Generations: 30%; 6 Generations: 15%.1 Generation1%2 Generations1%3 Generations19%4 Generations34%5 Generations30%6 Generations15%
Generations Removed from AncestorBar chart: Generations Removed from Ancestor. 1 Generation: 1%; 2 Generations: 1%; 3 Generations: 19%; 4 Generations: 34%; 5 Generations: 30%; 6 Generations: 15%.1 Generation1%2 Generations1%3 Generations19%4 Generations34%5 Generations30%6 Generations15%
Generations Removed from AncestorBar chart: Generations Removed from Ancestor. 1 Generation: 1%; 2 Generations: 1%; 3 Generations: 19%; 4 Generations: 34%; 5 Generations: 30%; 6 Generations: 15%.1 Generation1%2 Generations1%3 Generations19%4 Generations34%5 Generations30%6 Generations15%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens · 2024

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The Brazilian-Luxembourgers: Where Are They From?

67% of the Brazilian-Luxembourgers were born in the same state where their ancestor lived. However, they have started to spread out throughout Brazil. By far the biggest state where they live is Santa Catarina, concentrating many more dual citizens than any one state in the United States.

Where Respondents Were Born50.4% of respondents born in Brazil were born in Santa Catarina and 27.0% in Paraná, and Curitiba is the most common city of birth at 13.6%.
Where Respondents Were BornMap of Brazil: Where Respondents Were Born. Values by state: Santa Catarina 50.4%; Paraná 27%; Rio Grande do Sul 10.3%; São Paulo 4.3%; Espírito Santo 2.1%; Rio de Janeiro 1.3%; Distrito Federal 1%; Mato Grosso 1%; Minas Gerais 1%; Acre 0.5%; Mato Grosso do Sul 0.5%; Bahia 0.3%; Amazonas 0.2%; Pará 0.2%; Paraíba 0.2%. Marked Locations: Curitiba; Florianópolis; Blumenau.
Share of Respondents0.2%50.4%Top Cities of Birth

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; state of birth, respondents born in Brazil · 2024

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Where Respondents Live Today51.8% of respondents living in Brazil live in Santa Catarina and 24.8% in Paraná, and Curitiba is the most common city of residence at 17.4%.
Where Respondents Live TodayMap of Brazil: Where Respondents Live Today. Values by state: Santa Catarina 51.8%; Paraná 24.8%; Rio Grande do Sul 9.6%; São Paulo 4.3%; Distrito Federal 1.8%; Espírito Santo 1.3%; Rio de Janeiro 1.3%; Pará 1.1%; Minas Gerais 0.9%; Mato Grosso 0.7%; Acre 0.6%; Mato Grosso do Sul 0.6%; Bahia 0.4%; Amazonas 0.2%; Paraíba 0.2%; Pernambuco 0.2%; Rio Grande do Norte 0.2%; Rondônia 0.2%. Marked Locations: Curitiba; Florianópolis; Blumenau.
Share of Respondents0.2%51.8%Top Cities of Residence

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; state of residence, 541 respondents living in Brazil · 2024

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Mobility

Where do the Brazilian-Luxembourgers live today, and how does it relate to their ancestors?

How “Close to Home” Are the Brazilian-Luxembourgers?

35.3% of Brazilian respondents no longer live in the state where their Luxembourgish ancestor resided. While this is a significant percentage, this is just under half of the amount of American-Luxembourgers who were in this same situation. Overall, this is a moderately mobile population.

Born in State Where Ancestor Lived66.4% of respondents were born in the state where their Luxembourgish ancestor lived.
Born in State Where Ancestor LivedPie chart: Born in State Where Ancestor Lived. Yes: 66.4%; No: 33.6%.66%34%Yes66.4%No33.6%
Born in State Where Ancestor LivedPie chart: Born in State Where Ancestor Lived. Yes: 66.4%; No: 33.6%.66%34%Yes66.4%No33.6%
Born in State Where Ancestor LivedPie chart: Born in State Where Ancestor Lived. Yes: 66.4%; No: 33.6%.66%34%Yes66.4%No33.6%
Born in State Where Ancestor LivedPie chart: Born in State Where Ancestor Lived. Yes: 66.4%; No: 33.6%.66%34%Yes66.4%No33.6%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; 113 respondents with a known ancestor state · 2024

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Live in Same State as Ancestor33.7% of respondents no longer live in the state where their Luxembourgish ancestor lived, less than half the share among the American respondents.
Live in Same State as AncestorPie chart: Live in Same State as Ancestor. Yes: 66.3%; No: 33.7%.66%34%Yes66.3%No33.7%
Live in Same State as AncestorPie chart: Live in Same State as Ancestor. Yes: 66.3%; No: 33.7%.66%34%Yes66.3%No33.7%
Live in Same State as AncestorPie chart: Live in Same State as Ancestor. Yes: 66.3%; No: 33.7%.66%34%Yes66.3%No33.7%
Live in Same State as AncestorPie chart: Live in Same State as Ancestor. Yes: 66.3%; No: 33.7%.66%34%Yes66.3%No33.7%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; 92 respondents with a known ancestor state · 2024

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Born and Live in the Same State77.4% of respondents still live in the state where they were born.
Born and Live in the Same StatePie chart: Born and Live in the Same State. Yes: 77.4%; No: 22.6%.77%23%Yes77.4%No22.6%
Born and Live in the Same StatePie chart: Born and Live in the Same State. Yes: 77.4%; No: 22.6%.77%23%Yes77.4%No22.6%
Born and Live in the Same StatePie chart: Born and Live in the Same State. Yes: 77.4%; No: 22.6%.77%23%Yes77.4%No22.6%
Born and Live in the Same StatePie chart: Born and Live in the Same State. Yes: 77.4%; No: 22.6%.77%23%Yes77.4%No22.6%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; 575 respondents who answered both questions · 2024

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While 99.4% of dual citizens surveyed were born in Brazil, 8.4% now live in Luxembourg. Another 5.7% of respondents now live in another country.

Family & Education

Where do the American-Luxembourgers live today, and how does it relate to their ancestors?

About the Dual Citizen Families

65% of the Brazilian dual citizens surveyed are married. On the other hand, 60.3% of respondents have children. The largest group among them has two children, with the most common age brackets being 3-6 and 10-14.

Married65% of respondents are married.
MarriedPie chart: Married. Yes: 65%; No: 35%.65%35%Yes65%No35%
MarriedPie chart: Married. Yes: 65%; No: 35%.65%35%Yes65%No35%
MarriedPie chart: Married. Yes: 65%; No: 35%.65%35%Yes65%No35%
MarriedPie chart: Married. Yes: 65%; No: 35%.65%35%Yes65%No35%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens · 2024

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Number of Children44.3% of respondents with children have two, the most common number, and 40.7% have one.
Number of ChildrenBar chart: Number of Children. 1 Child: 40.7%; 2 Children: 44.3%; 3 Children: 10.7%; 4+ Children: 4.4%.1 Child40.7%2 Children44.3%3 Children10.7%4+ Children4.4%
Number of ChildrenBar chart: Number of Children. 1 Child: 40.7%; 2 Children: 44.3%; 3 Children: 10.7%; 4+ Children: 4.4%.1 Child40.7%2 Children44.3%3 Children10.7%4+ Children4.4%
Number of ChildrenBar chart: Number of Children. 1 Child: 40.7%; 2 Children: 44.3%; 3 Children: 10.7%; 4+ Children: 4.4%.1 Child40.7%2 Children44.3%3 Children10.7%4+ Children4.4%
Number of ChildrenBar chart: Number of Children. 1 Child: 40.7%; 2 Children: 44.3%; 3 Children: 10.7%; 4+ Children: 4.4%.1 Child40.7%2 Children44.3%3 Children10.7%4+ Children4.4%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; 366 respondents with children who gave the number · 2024

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Children Age Ranges26.8% of respondents have a child aged 18 or older, the most common age range, followed by 3–9 at 23.3%.
Children Age RangesBar chart: Children Age Ranges. 0–2: 8.8%; 3–9: 23.3%; 10–17: 21.3%; 18+: 26.8%.0–28.8%3–923.3%10–1721.3%18+26.8%
Children Age RangesBar chart: Children Age Ranges. 0–2: 8.8%; 3–9: 23.3%; 10–17: 21.3%; 18+: 26.8%.0–28.8%3–923.3%10–1721.3%18+26.8%
Children Age RangesBar chart: Children Age Ranges. 0–2: 8.8%; 3–9: 23.3%; 10–17: 21.3%; 18+: 26.8%.0–28.8%3–923.3%10–1721.3%18+26.8%
Children Age RangesBar chart: Children Age Ranges. 0–2: 8.8%; 3–9: 23.3%; 10–17: 21.3%; 18+: 26.8%.0–28.8%3–923.3%10–1721.3%18+26.8%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; respondents with children could choose multiple age ranges · 2024

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Education Level

86.8% of our Brazil respondents indicate that they have pursued higher education beyond high school. 15.1% of respondents have completed at least one masters or doctorate program.

Education Level Achieved86.8% of respondents pursued education beyond high school, and 15.1% hold a master's degree or doctorate.
Education Level AchievedBar chart: Education Level Achieved. Less Than High School: 1.4%; High School: 11.8%; Bachelor: 32.3%; Postgraduate Specialization: 39.3%; Masters: 9.8%; Doctorate: 5.4%.Less Than HighSchool1.4%High School11.8%Bachelor32.3%PostgraduateSpecialization39.3%Masters9.8%Doctorate5.4%
Education Level AchievedBar chart: Education Level Achieved. Less Than High School: 1.4%; High School: 11.8%; Bachelor: 32.3%; Postgraduate Specialization: 39.3%; Masters: 9.8%; Doctorate: 5.4%.Less Than HighSchool1.4%High School11.8%Bachelor32.3%PostgraduateSpecialization39.3%Masters9.8%Doctorate5.4%
Education Level AchievedBar chart: Education Level Achieved. Less Than High School: 1.4%; High School: 11.8%; Bachelor: 32.3%; Postgraduate Specialization: 39.3%; Masters: 9.8%; Doctorate: 5.4%.Less Than High School1.4%High School11.8%Bachelor32.3%Postgraduate Specialization39.3%Masters9.8%Doctorate5.4%
Education Level AchievedBar chart: Education Level Achieved. Less Than High School: 1.4%; High School: 11.8%; Bachelor: 32.3%; Postgraduate Specialization: 39.3%; Masters: 9.8%; Doctorate: 5.4%.Less Than High School1.4%High School11.8%Bachelor32.3%Postgraduate Specialization39.3%Masters9.8%Doctorate5.4%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens · 2024

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Professional Career

Out of the respondents from the three countries, the Brazilian-Luxembourgers were the most likely to work in Government, Legal, and Food & Agriculture fields.

Most Recent Industry of EmploymentGovernment is the most common industry among respondents at 16.3%, and the Brazilian respondents were the most likely of the three case studies to work in Government, Legal and Food & Agriculture.
Most Recent Industry of EmploymentBar chart: Most Recent Industry of Employment. Government: 16.3%; Education: 10.1%; Legal: 7.9%; Health: 7.5%; Financial: 7.1%; Tech: 7.1%; Consulting & Professional Services: 6.2%; Food & Agriculture: 5.2%; Travel & Transport: 3.8%; Manufacturing & Mining: 3.6%; Student: 3.6%; Energy & Utilities: 3.2%; Service & Retail: 2.8%; Non-Profit & Religious: 2.4%; Construction & Real Estate: 2.2%; Fashion & Consumer Goods: 1%; Pharma & MedTech: 1%; Arts & Entertainment: 0.8%; Journalism: 0.6%; Retired & Unemployed: 6.5%; Other: 1.2%.Government16.3%Education10.1%Legal7.9%Health7.5%Financial7.1%Tech7.1%Consulting &Professional Servic…6.2%Food & Agriculture5.2%Travel & Transport3.8%Manufacturing &Mining3.6%Student3.6%Energy & Utilities3.2%Service & Retail2.8%Non-Profit &Religious2.4%Construction & RealEstate2.2%Fashion &Consumer Goods1%Pharma & MedTech1%Arts &Entertainment0.8%Journalism0.6%Retired &Unemployed6.5%Other1.2%
Most Recent Industry of EmploymentBar chart: Most Recent Industry of Employment. Government: 16.3%; Education: 10.1%; Legal: 7.9%; Health: 7.5%; Financial: 7.1%; Tech: 7.1%; Consulting & Professional Services: 6.2%; Food & Agriculture: 5.2%; Travel & Transport: 3.8%; Manufacturing & Mining: 3.6%; Student: 3.6%; Energy & Utilities: 3.2%; Service & Retail: 2.8%; Non-Profit & Religious: 2.4%; Construction & Real Estate: 2.2%; Fashion & Consumer Goods: 1%; Pharma & MedTech: 1%; Arts & Entertainment: 0.8%; Journalism: 0.6%; Retired & Unemployed: 6.5%; Other: 1.2%.Government16.3%Education10.1%Legal7.9%Health7.5%Financial7.1%Tech7.1%Consulting &Professional Servic…6.2%Food & Agriculture5.2%Travel & Transport3.8%Manufacturing &Mining3.6%Student3.6%Energy & Utilities3.2%Service & Retail2.8%Non-Profit &Religious2.4%Construction & RealEstate2.2%Fashion &Consumer Goods1%Pharma & MedTech1%Arts &Entertainment0.8%Journalism0.6%Retired &Unemployed6.5%Other1.2%
Most Recent Industry of EmploymentBar chart: Most Recent Industry of Employment. Government: 16.3%; Education: 10.1%; Legal: 7.9%; Health: 7.5%; Financial: 7.1%; Tech: 7.1%; Consulting & Professional Services: 6.2%; Food & Agriculture: 5.2%; Travel & Transport: 3.8%; Manufacturing & Mining: 3.6%; Student: 3.6%; Energy & Utilities: 3.2%; Service & Retail: 2.8%; Non-Profit & Religious: 2.4%; Construction & Real Estate: 2.2%; Fashion & Consumer Goods: 1%; Pharma & MedTech: 1%; Arts & Entertainment: 0.8%; Journalism: 0.6%; Retired & Unemployed: 6.5%; Other: 1.2%.Government16.3%Education10.1%Legal7.9%Health7.5%Financial7.1%Tech7.1%Consulting & ProfessionalServices6.2%Food & Agriculture5.2%Travel & Transport3.8%Manufacturing & Mining3.6%Student3.6%Energy & Utilities3.2%Service & Retail2.8%Non-Profit & Religious2.4%Construction & Real Estate2.2%Fashion & Consumer Goods1%Pharma & MedTech1%Arts & Entertainment0.8%Journalism0.6%Retired & Unemployed6.5%Other1.2%
Most Recent Industry of EmploymentBar chart: Most Recent Industry of Employment. Government: 16.3%; Education: 10.1%; Legal: 7.9%; Health: 7.5%; Financial: 7.1%; Tech: 7.1%; Consulting & Professional Services: 6.2%; Food & Agriculture: 5.2%; Travel & Transport: 3.8%; Manufacturing & Mining: 3.6%; Student: 3.6%; Energy & Utilities: 3.2%; Service & Retail: 2.8%; Non-Profit & Religious: 2.4%; Construction & Real Estate: 2.2%; Fashion & Consumer Goods: 1%; Pharma & MedTech: 1%; Arts & Entertainment: 0.8%; Journalism: 0.6%; Retired & Unemployed: 6.5%; Other: 1.2%.Government16.3%Education10.1%Legal7.9%Health7.5%Financial7.1%Tech7.1%Consulting & Professional Services6.2%Food & Agriculture5.2%Travel & Transport3.8%Manufacturing & Mining3.6%Student3.6%Energy & Utilities3.2%Service & Retail2.8%Non-Profit & Religious2.4%Construction & Real Estate2.2%Fashion & Consumer Goods1%Pharma & MedTech1%Arts & Entertainment0.8%Journalism0.6%Retired & Unemployed6.5%Other1.2%

Source: LuxCitizenship study of 634 Brazilian dual citizens; 504 respondents who shared their career · 2024

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Applicant Job Titles

It seems like the applicants might have many different jobs and titles. But, some titles were repeated a lot. These include analyst, civil servant, and teacher.

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