Key facts
- Foreigners must allocate at least 20% of a Brazilian farm to fauna and flora.
- Permanent residency (CRNM) and taxpayer registration (CPF) are required for foreign farm buyers.
- A 2,500-acre farm in Dourados-MS requires 500 acres for conservation.
Brazil's agricultural sector is a major global player, and its land ownership laws reflect a balance between economic development and environmental preservation. For foreign investors, understanding these regulations is crucial for successful acquisition and operation of farmland.