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Port your number in Brazil
Looking to switch carriers in Brazil? This guide covers the essential regulations and procedures for keeping your number while moving between Vivo (Telefónica), Claro (América Móvil) and TIM Brasil.
Technical Porting Process
1
Authorization & Submission
Subscriber requests port with recipient; donor must confirm identity; typically 3 business days
2
Centralized Validation
The migration is overseen by Anatel using the Centralized DB managed by ABR Telecom; LRN-based routing to ensure integrity between donor and recipient networks.
Regulatory Benchmarks
Mobile Porting SLA
3 business days (max 10% of ports can exceed this per Anatel)
Max Service Outage
2 hours (max 1% of ports can exceed this per Anatel)
Expert Guidance
Brazil has a very structured MNP/LNP system with ABR Telecom acting as the neutral administrator.
Common Questions
Yes, Brazil currently has Y status for number portability, covering Fixed + mobile (nationwide) services.
The maximum allowed service interruption is typically 2 hours (max 1% of ports can exceed this per Anatel), with the total process usually taking 3 business days (max 10% of ports can exceed this per Anatel).