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Migro Stories

Marioly Tomicha Treib

“I always recommend Migro to other people because it is a trustworthy company that truly helps immigrants and provides confidence throughout the entire process.” –

“I always recommend Migro to other people because it is a trustworthy company that truly helps immigrants and provides confidence throughout the entire process.” – Marioly

Learn more about Marioly’s story

Marioly arrived in Brazil during one of the most challenging periods in recent history: the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic. With borders closed, flights canceled, and uncertainty everywhere, she faced difficult days away from her family, traveling through unfamiliar cities before finally reaching Paraná.

Although she already understood some Portuguese because she lived near the border with Bolivia, she still had to deal with fear, adaptation, and the challenges of starting a new life during such a difficult time.

Before finding Migro, she tried to handle all the documentation on her own. For years, she faced repeated trips between Brazil and Bolivia, temporary permits, bureaucratic requirements, and documents with very short validity periods.

When she first contacted Migro, she was still afraid of being scammed. However, she found a professional, welcoming, and experienced team ready to assist her at every stage of the process.

With the team’s support, she was able to organize all the necessary documents, complete her Portuguese language course, and finally achieve her naturalization with greater confidence and peace of mind.

“The team always helped me with everything I didn’t understand, explained every step, and provided great support throughout the process.” – Marioly

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