Terms of Use
Last updated: Last updated: January 2026
These Terms of Use govern access to and use of the Lollis Consultoria em Benefícios website. By browsing these pages, you agree to the conditions below.
1. Purpose of the site
This website is informational and institutional in nature. It presents the benefits and international protection consultancy and guidance services provided by Lollis and allows visitors to contact our team.
Published information is educational in nature and does not constitute an insurance offer, proposal, formal quotation or individual advice. Any purchase takes place directly between the interested party and the responsible insurer.
2. Nature of the activity
Lollis acts exclusively as a benefits consultancy and guidance service. It does not sell, intermediate or issue insurance policies, and does not receive insurance premiums. Coverage, exclusions, waiting periods and limits are defined exclusively by the general conditions of the policy issued by the responsible insurer.
3. Acceptable use
Users agree to use the site lawfully, without attempting to access restricted areas, compromise its security, extract data through abusive automation or reproduce content without authorisation.
4. Intellectual property
The brand, logo, texts, images and other elements of this site belong to Lollis Consultoria em Benefícios or to third-party licensors and may not be reproduced without prior written consent.
5. Third-party links
The site may contain links to insurer pages, social networks and messaging services. Lollis is not responsible for the content, policies or practices of those external environments.
6. Limitation of liability
We make reasonable efforts to keep information accurate and current, but we do not guarantee uninterrupted availability or freedom from error. Lollis is not liable for decisions taken solely on the basis of this site's institutional content.
7. Changes and jurisdiction
These terms may be updated at any time, effective upon publication on this page. The courts of São Paulo, Brazil, are elected to settle any disputes.
