EXCELLENT CITY IN BRAZIL FOR FOREIGNERS TO LIVE COMFORTABLY!

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Welcome to my channel, your ultimate guide to embracing the vibrant life Brazil has to offer! I'm a Brazilian native with 36 years of experience living in this beautiful and diverse country, and I'm here to share my wealth of knowledge with you. Whether you're considering moving to Brazil or simply fascinated by its rich culture, you've come to the right place.
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@kam_abroad 5 месяцев назад

You mentioned that $2k USD is not enough to live like a "king". You should do a video on what it would cost to live like a "king" in Fortaleza. Huge penthouse overlooking the ocean, costs associated with a nice large SUV, eating out regularly, shopping often, one or two trips to other regions of Brazil each month, top of the line health insurance, etc. I think that for a couple it would be $5k-$7k USD but I am curious to hear your thoughts. I know many retirees who receive that much in SS+pensions and may want to live very well for the remaining years of their life.

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

Nice topic guy :D

@Kristoferwitha_k 2 месяца назад

You and billygringo should do a video. If you dont know, he has a RU-vid channel and where he discusses living in fortaleza as well but he is from the U.S. though lived there for 20 years

@brazilian-native 2 месяца назад

OH yeah, i have been in touch maybe soon. :D

@CaseyPomeroy-u3v 5 месяцев назад

So safety wise is brazil 🇧🇷 really safe when you are out of the big cities. I dont know yet but i might go on a 6 month trip to south america starting in rio de janeiro on new years eve then ill end my trip in colombia 🇨🇴

@Kristoferwitha_k 2 месяца назад

Also.....just constuctive criticism because i love ya hehe you say the foreign. Say, forgeiner. ER at the end but I do really appreciate that you don't just say gringo because I know when I am in Brazil and I hear that there is a negative connotation

@brazilian-native 2 месяца назад

Hi bro, am i not pronuncianting ER at the end already? I will check it out, tks for your comment!

@wassemchoudhury9453 5 месяцев назад

I am from Saudi Arabia I want to know how much it costs to build a petrol pump

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

Help guy, its from 200k usd or more. Its an expensive business.

@wassemchoudhury9453 5 месяцев назад

@brazildaily5032 What official bank account will I need to open to transfer money from Saudi Arabia to Brazil to avoid problems?

@LikeAGentlemanPlease 5 месяцев назад

Salvador is my dream place but I’ll check out Fortaleza.

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

Be welcome!

@Kristoferwitha_k 2 месяца назад

Uhg. Isn't Salvador REALLY dangerous? Also, how do I say this..........I understand passport BROS have made that a popular spot but let's be honest. Those are all African American men and they have this idea that it's like wakanda or something. This blacky black cultural obsession. Salvador is the most strongly tied to black people but with that also comes the most crime...... Just like in America. We all know that the most heavily black populated areas are the most dangerous in the country like Memphis Tennessee as an example or Atlanta. So, Even though all of Brazil is dangerous you're tempting your fate when you go to a city like that especially if you yourself are not black

@ForsTv365 5 месяцев назад

Hi from Türkiye. Thanks For video.

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

Tks for your comment

@kam_abroad 5 месяцев назад

I loved my time in Fortaleza. The weather is amazing, the people are friendly, cost of living is better than southern Brazil, beautiful beach towns nearby, etc. Only downside is that it can get lonely if you come alone. I think Fortaleza is better for couples or someone who is fluent in Portuguese as few speak English.

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

Hello my friend. Yes, i would say Brazilians in general dont speak english fluently ... so lets learn the portuguese ;)

@kam_abroad 5 месяцев назад

@@brazilian-native Agreed! Very important to learn the local language but if you come to Brazil with your spouse you won't be bored during the 6-18 months that it will take to become fully fluent.

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

@@kam_abroad nice oportunity to learn a new language ;)

@hendrikschuur9755 5 месяцев назад

I wasn´t impressed with Fortaleza at all. In the Northeast my choice would be Maceio. Better still Rio, either Barra da Tijuca or Recreio.

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

Yes, its depends on personal prefference... i know a lot of foreigners that love here.

@brazilian-native 5 месяцев назад

@user7up-ef5gq Yes there are but not so much as salvador, bahia.

@kam_abroad 5 месяцев назад

That's the beauty about Brazil, there is a city for everyone. Personally, I tried Barra Da Tijuca and it just wasn't for me. Fortaleza was my best experience in Brazil. Sao Paulo is not cheap but I also recommend it as long as you don't have to commute to work, can live in the higher end areas, and have the budget to travel to the beach once or twice a month. It is impossible to ever be bored in SP - no matter your interests, you will find it in SP.