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HUSSEIN – Immigration. Tax. Relocation.

HUSSEIN – Immigration. Tax. Relocation.

Address:
Rua Desembargador Eliseu Guilherme,
292, 9th Floor
Paraíso
São Paulo – SP
Brazil

CEP: 04004-030

www.hussein-hks.com.br

BRAZIL

Contact: +55 11 3170.1670
Mobile: +55 11 9 8213.8739
Email: ammar@hussein-hks.com.br

Ammar Hussein

TIRA MEMBER SINCE 2023

Founded in 2001, HUSSEIN is one of the most traditional companies operating in international mobility in Brazil. Over the last decade, it has broadened its horizons and established itself as a significant regional player with a strong presence in several Latin American countries. It is also the holder of the internationally recognized brand HKS. The company is led by Ammar Hussein, a lawyer, academic, and Master of International Law from the University of São Paulo. He has been active in the global mobility sector since 1997. He is one of the co-founders of HKS GLOBAL RELOCATION, a company with operations across multiple countries in the Americas.

With nearly two decades of consistent performance in the Brazilian market, HUSSEIN has undergone a continuous innovation process and enhancement of its services. This evolution has been guided by ethical values that have marked the company’s trajectory and contributed to its sustainable growth. 

HUSSEIN is a service-oriented company whose hallmark is personalized client service, delivered without compromising their highly specialized technical expertise — a defining characteristic of its teams operating throughout Brazil and internationally.

The company’s client base includes business organizations across various economic sectors, including automotive, food, chemical, pharmaceutical, steel, engineering, information technology, telecommunications, textile, educational institutions, financial institutions, and other industries.

Key Lectures and Seminars

Ammar Hussein has served as a guest speaker at prominent international forums, conferences, and seminars, discussing issues related to migration, international law, labor mobility, and geopolitical risk. Highlights include:

  • LIVE – The Future of International Migration (2020): Lecture on the post-pandemic outlook for the global circulation of people, goods, and services.
  • The 7th Brazil-Korea Business Forum, held in Seoul, South Korea (2018): Presentation on the new Brazilian Migration Law and its implications for bilateral cooperation.
  • China Going Global – Investment Risk Conference, held in Nanjing, China (2017): Analysis of Brazil’s political and economic landscape for foreign investors.
  • Symposium – The Expatriation of Executives in Latin America, in Curitiba, Brazil (2017): Presentation on the Ibero-American Multilateral Social Security Agreement.
  • Immigration Seminar organized by the France-Brazil Chamber of Commerce, in Curitiba (2014): Legal framework applicable to foreign employees in Brazil and Brazilian nationals assigned abroad.
  • Speaking of Law (Parlons Droit), held by the France-Brazil Chamber of Commerce, in Curitiba (2012): Discussion on international employment contracts and cross-border legal challenges.

Philanthropy

  • Ammar Hussein has maintained a longstanding commitment to philanthropic initiatives. Between 2004 and 2010, he served as Legal Director of Casa da Criança Nossa Senhora do Monte Bérico, a nonprofit institution dedicated to the care and nutritional recovery of children aged 0 to 6 years living in underprivileged areas surrounding the municipality of Itaquaquecetuba, in the State of São Paulo, Brazil.
  • From 2018 to 2024, he served as a member of the Advisory Board of ADUS – Institute for the Integration of Refugees, a civil society organization based in São Paulo that provides comprehensive support to refugees and forcibly displaced persons. His role helped reduce legal, cultural, and social barriers affecting these populations and facilitated their reintegration into Brazilian society.

Sustainability

In 2024, HUSSEIN took the initiative to support the Vicentina Aranha Park, a centennial green area in the prominent city of São José dos Campos, State of São Paulo, Brazil. Created as a sanatorium for tuberculosis patients, the park is now a cultural and environmental heritage site that offers public access to nature, wellness activities, and historical architecture. The company’s engagement with the park reflects a broader commitment to environmental preservation, sustainable urban development and the revitalization of accessible public green spaces.

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