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This paper investigates the immigration policy and Asian immigrations in Brazilian ethnicity, using secondary sources. The first immigration of China to Brazil occurred in the nineteenth century as cooler trade, but they couldn't integrate to formation of national identity. Thousands of Syrians and Lebanese abandoned their homeland and relocated to Brazil. The rapid social ascent of the Syrian-Lebanese community was closely connected to Brazilian ethnicity. The first Japanese immigrants arrived in Brazil in 1908. Japanese Brazilians were seen as a delayed and non-assimilable people in Brazil national identity. Korean official immigration to Brazil began on a small scale in 1963. This immigration encourage emigration to control population, reduce unemployment, and garner foreign exchange via immigrant remittances the South Korean. So that, Korean immigrations couldn't merge into Brazilian ethnicity.