Since the project is located on protected land, the optimal and safest form of ownership for foreign investors has been chosen—a lifetime right of use with registration in the state register, including inheritance, sublease, and commercial use.

The developer (a Brazilian legal entity) is the owner of the land on which the project is located.
The investor receives a lifetime right of use and ownership of an individual plot, registered by a notary.
The investor has full ownership rights to the building (villa).
The leasehold right is lifelong, recorded in Brazil's state land registry, and can be inherited, sold, or subleased.
The investor can use the villa for personal residence or for rent (independently or through a management company).
The management company provides maintenance, booking, marketing, and operation services for a commission included in the total revenue pool.

Annual expenses:
Minimum infrastructure maintenance fees are approximately $2 per m² per year (for example, a 50 m² villa ≈ $100 per year). These funds are used for security, cleaning, lighting, and maintenance of common areas.
Guarantees:
- All transactions are notarized, with documents translated into English and/or Russian.
- Inheritance and transfer of rights are unrestricted.
- Lifetime ownership provides legal protection, stability, and transparency of the asset for the investor's family.

UN Sustainable Development Goals
at Eco Vrindavan
In line with the 17 UN Goals

Eco Vrindavan is not just a tourist attraction, but the embodiment of ancient wisdom in a modern sustainable format. Our project combines environmental technologies, social justice, and spiritual values, creating a space where humans, nature, and culture can coexist in harmony. Inspired by Vedic civilization and supported by the 17 UN Sustainable Development Goals, Eco Vrindavan will become a global and regional benchmark for conscious development, positively impacting both the local community and the future of the planet.

End poverty
“End poverty in all its forms everywhere.”
Eco Vrindavan will create jobs for the local population in tourism, agriculture, and services, which will lead to a reduction in poverty in the region through economic growth.

End hunger
“End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture”.
Eco Vrindavan will establish local organic agriculture and farms, which will increase food security and provide the population with quality food.

Good health and well-being
“Ensure healthy lives and promote well-being for all at all ages.”
Eco Vrindavan will create wellness centers, spas, and yoga retreats, which will help improve the overall health of residents and tourists.

Quality education
“Ensure inclusive and equitable quality education and promote lifelong learning opportunities for all.”
Eco Vrindavan organizes educational programs and seminars on ecology and sustainable development, raising environmental awareness among the region's population.

Gender equality
“Achieve gender equality and empower all women and girls.”
Eco Vrindavan will ensure equal employment and remuneration opportunities for men and women, strengthening social justice.

Clean water and sanitation
“Ensure availability and sustainable management of water and sanitation for all.”
Eco Vrindavan will install water purification and reuse systems, providing safe drinking water and improving sanitation.

Affordable and clean energy
“Ensure access to affordable, reliable, sustainable, and modern energy for all.”
Eco Vrindavan will implement solar and other renewable energy sources, reducing energy costs and carbon emissions in the region.

Decent work and economic growth
“Promote sustained, inclusive and sustainable economic growth, full and productive employment and decent work for all.”
Eco Vrindavan will develop sustainable tourism and local entrepreneurship, stimulating economic growth in the region.

Industrialization, innovation, and infrastructure
“Build resilient infrastructure, promote inclusive and sustainable industrialization, and foster innovation.”
Eco Vrindavan will build resilient infrastructure and implement innovative environmental technologies, increasing the region's attractiveness for investment.

Reduced inequality
“Reduce inequality within and among countries.”
Eco Vrindavan will create affordable social and tourism services for all segments of the population, improving the social inclusiveness of the region.

Sustainable cities and communities
“Make cities and human settlements inclusive, safe, resilient, and sustainable.”
Eco Vrindavan will plan the city with sustainable transport and energy-efficient housing in mind, improving the quality of the urban environment and the lives of the population.

Responsible consumption and production
“Ensure sustainable consumption and production patterns”.
Eco Vrindavan will implement zero waste practices and support the circular economy, reducing the region's environmental footprint.

Combating climate change
“Take urgent action to combat climate change and its impacts.”
Eco Vrindavan will implement carbon footprint compensation programs and increase climate resilience, strengthening the region's climate sustainability.

Conserving marine ecosystems
“Conserve and sustainably use the oceans, seas and marine resources for sustainable development.”
Eco Vrindavan will support initiatives to protect rivers and water bodies near the city, protecting the local aquatic ecosystem and biodiversity.

Preserving terrestrial ecosystems
“Protect, restore and promote sustainable use of terrestrial ecosystems, sustainably manage forests, combat desertification, and halt and reverse land degradation and halt biodiversity loss.”
Eco Vrindavan will create nature reserves and parks, restoring and preserving local forests and biodiversity.

Peace, justice, and strong institutions
“Promote peaceful and inclusive societies for sustainable development, provide access to justice for all, and build effective, accountable, and inclusive institutions at all levels.”
Eco Vrindavan will support transparent institutions and community participation in decision-making, strengthening stability and trust in society.

Partnerships for sustainable development
“Strengthen the means of implementation and revitalize the Global Partnership for Sustainable Development.”
Eco Vrindavan will engage international and local partners to implement sustainable projects, strengthening international and regional cooperation for development.

The implementation of all these goals will enable Eco Vrindavan to become a model example of sustainable development, improve the quality of life of the local population, and create an attractive tourist destination capable of having a significant positive impact on the environmental and socio-economic development of the entire region and Brazil as a whole.
Eco Vrindavan is extremely necessary for the world today. We are not just creating a sustainable community — we are forming a global attraction based on sacred works, the wisdom of Vedic scriptures, and a cultural heritage dating back more than 5,000 years. As part of our environmental contribution, Eco Vrindavan will plant at least 20,000 new trees, helping to restore the planet and harmony with nature.

The cost depends on the area, finish, and configuration.
The minimum size of a villa is 35 m².
The base price for a finished villa with water, electricity, and septic tank connections starts at $1,080 per m².
Additional options—turnkey furniture, solar system, improved landscaping—can increase the total cost to $2,500 per m². Premium villas start at $3,000 per m².

This is a completely ready-to-move-in house: with a clean finish, plumbing, electricity, and basic furniture, including a fitted kitchen and bathroom. The client arrives to a fully furnished home.

Yes. Each villa is transferred to the buyer together with a plot of land within the Eco Vrindavan complex. The right to the land is formalized under a usufruct agreement (usufruto) — a legal form of ownership in Brazil that provides a lifetime and inheritable right to use the land.

Yes, deferred and installment payments are possible.
Standard terms: a down payment (20-50%) upon booking, with the remaining amount paid monthly in installments of 10-20% of the total cost.
All details are specified in an individual contract, taking into account the stages of construction and the buyer's capabilities.

When purchasing, mandatory fees and taxes are payable under Brazilian law (e.g., property registration and municipal transfer tax). The annual municipal tax (IPTU) is usually small, around 0.5–1% of the cadastral value.

Всего в комплексе Eco Vrindavan предусмотрено 40 вилл для резидентов, а также 20 инвестиционных юнитов, рассчитанных на аренду. Управляющая компания обеспечивает поиск клиентов и обслуживание, делая инвестицию полностью управляемой.

Yes. The customer can agree on the configuration and finish within the overall eco-design concept. For example, an additional bedroom, swimming pool, jacuzzi, terrace, or other zoning options can be provided in consultation with the project's architectural service.

The owner can live in the villa, rent it out, or use it as a summer cottage. An important condition is that the project's environmental standards must be maintained (for example, landscaping cannot be destroyed or the landscape cannot be redesigned without approval).

The management company receives 25% of the villa's rental income. This commission covers cleaning, marketing, booking, guest reception, maintenance, and other services.

Most of the energy consumption is covered by solar panels, so electricity costs are minimal. The remaining costs are for water and internet, which are low and paid separately based on actual consumption.

Yes. The project is designed for tourism, spiritual and wellness vacations, so owners can actively rent out villas on a daily or long-term basis. Tourists include yoga enthusiasts, winter visitors, pilgrims, and nature lovers.

Yes. With an average annual increase in value of around 5%, the total return, taking into account rent and capital gains, can reach 15% per annum.

No. The owner does not need to search for tenants. All processes — searching for clients, booking, check-in, cleaning, maintenance — are handled entirely by the management company.

Yes, owners have the right to dispose of their property as they see fit. However, most investors prefer to entrust this task to professionals in order to optimize their income and avoid hassle.

The project is open to guests all year round, and owners can also live in the villa themselves part of the time and rent it out the rest of the time. A hybrid rental scheme (personal residence + rental) is possible.

The management company provides technical and maintenance services: cleaning of the premises, linen change, minor repairs, payment of utility bills, as well as online promotion and villa booking.

Yes. When investing in the Brazilian company implementing the Eco Vrindavan project, a foreign investor can obtain a residence permit (Autorização de Residência) as an Investidor Pessoa Física. The minimum investment amount is R$ 500,000 (approximately USD 100,000). The permit is issued for two years, after which, if the investment is maintained and the business plan is fulfilled, it is possible to obtain permanent residence.

The investment program permit allows investors and their families to live, work, and conduct business in Brazil, as well as freely enter and leave the country. To maintain this status, investors must maintain their investment and fulfill their business plan. After four years of residence, they can apply for Brazilian citizenship.

Just 30 days a year in the country is enough to keep your permanent residency.

Eco Vrindavan works closely with the municipality of Alto Paraíso and environmental protection agencies. Consultations are held with local residents and representatives of the national park to ensure that the interests of the region are respected.

The climate is Subtropical Highland. Due to the altitude (approximately 1,280 meters), temperatures are moderate—with no extreme heat or frost. Seasons are clearly defined: a dry season from June to September and a rainy season from November to March, creating comfortable year-round living conditions.

The village is situated directly adjacent to the Chapada dos Veadeiros National Park (a UNESCO World Heritage site since 2001). The project is integrated into a unique ecosystem of ancient Cerrado savannas, underscoring its ecological orientation.

Plans include preserving existing forests and native vegetation on the sites. The project will involve soil remediation, rainwater harvesting and filtration, and the creation of "green corridors." These measures are designed to minimize the environmental footprint of construction.

Yes. The complex's power supply is based on solar energy. Photovoltaic panels provide most of the power consumption, and a combined system with backup sources (biogas plants or biofuel generators) is planned for peak loads.

The project is located in one of the most biologically rich areas in the world. Specially designed parks and recreation areas are created with local plant and animal species in mind.

The Chapada dos Veadeiros plateau is renowned for having some of the cleanest and freshest air on the planet. Humidity is moderate, and the water in the springs is crystal clear (there are natural filters in the area). This creates the most favourable conditions for health and relaxation.

Alto Paraíso is a year-round eco-climatic resort: unique nature (waterfalls, canyons), national park status (UNESCO site), no extreme weather conditions, and growing tourist popularity.

Nearby are famous waterfalls, Cerrado canyons, relict forests, mountains and springs. The entire region is a natural heritage site, popular with eco-tourists and outdoor enthusiasts.

The area is considered peaceful and safe for tourists. Order is maintained in Brazil's ecotourism areas, especially in the national park and resort areas. Standard precautions are always recommended.

The climate in the region is mild and comfortable all year round, so you can visit at any time. The high tourist season is from April to October, when there is almost no rain. During the rainy season (November to March), nature is particularly green and vibrant.

Its global uniqueness makes it an interesting investment opportunity. The funds raised will go towards the growing eco- and spiritual tourism segment, which is in line with global trends. High guest loyalty and stable demand are expected.

Yes. The owner can sell the villa at any point in time. Once construction is complete, a secondary market will emerge within the complex. As the number of villas is limited and demand in the region exceeds supply, selling the villa will not be difficult.

The value of the villas is expected to increase by 30–50% after completion. Taking into account rental income and possible resale, the total return (IRR) in an optimistic scenario could exceed 25% per annum.