Five reasons to move to Brazil in 2023! 

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@@luciosales7451 santa Catarina

From south Africa ❤️ 🇿🇦 We are planning to move into Brazil 🇧🇷 end of ghe year Kindly any advice ? I wnaa open up a business in brazil 🇧🇷

Hi, I totally agree with you. Life in Brazil, especially in Santa Catarina, is a lot calmer and relaxed!

might be moving to florianopolis

Hey I live in Paraná. Would u b interested in a friendship?

Tu tá maluco, meu amigo. Por que trocar um país desenvolvido por um subdesenvolvido?

@@Minipulga_ Cara, deixe de lado esse "complexo de inferioridade"! Uma nação "desenvolvida" nem sempre é sinônimo de um bom país! Considerando seu sobrenome, acredito que você tenha origem japonesa, certo? Então você pode entender melhor do que eu como os estrangeiros são mal tratados no Japão. Agora, responda honestamente... Existe algum país, em todos os sentidos, melhor do que o Brasil para se viver? Dude, let go of that "inferiority complex"! A "developed" nation is not always synonymous with a good country! Considering your last name, I believe you have Japanese origin, right? So you can understand better than me how foreigners are mistreated in Japan. Now, answer me honestly... Is there any country, in every sense, better than Brazil to live in?

That's true. It seems like Americans live with a spike inside the pants.

I hate live here

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Very true!

Pobre luta para sobreviver em qualquer lugar do mundo, no entanto aqui no Brasil ainda se tem uma considerável ajuda do governo, como programas sociais $ , além de saúde e escolas públicas.

Televisão como o “Globo” não mostram a pobreza q temos aqui no dentro dos EAU. Pesquize pra um filme se chamada “Dark Days” aqui pelo RU-vid. Pessoal sem casa morrando deBaixo do sistema de metrô da cidade Nova Iorque (a mayoria do filme mostra situações sem usando muita linguagem, portanto a traduzir do inglês pro português não é um impedimento). Pobraza aqui eh horrível em inverno. Neve e gelo cobrem tudo. Gente more por cause da clima 😢

@@Rarity01 I went to a public hospital and I was grateful. They still took care of me even though I’m not Brazilian. I lived in a neighborhood that many local Brazilians considered “challenged,” or “lacking in money,” but for ME it was a tremendous improvement because of friendly people and no snow. Problems due to people because they have unmet needs: eu vi (I saw). However, neighbors keeping an eye on the kids in the street, and sharing water or a plate of mandioca com arroz, this I saw even more. I love Brazil. I hope to return someday.

Hi. I am a doctor in São Paulo, and the neighbourhood I Live can be comparable to any place in continental Europe considering the human development index. Brazil is a place that bears terrible inequalities, whereas is still a good place to Live.

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Best decision I took was move here

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Good luck with the move to Sweden. I think Sweden is the best country in the world in summertime but not in winter

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Very true, there is so much more to Brazil than what I covered in the video

True, Minas Gerais is very nice as well

My wife is from there.. she loves being here in New York more. Better opportunities for her.

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You should!

Thanks for the video suggestions, I will definitely do a tour of some stores and show prices

I am Brazilian and I could to do a tour to help you with this example and many others, but I don't speak English LOL. So I'll try to help by stating that we have many good things in my country, but when it comes to "purchasing power," Brazil still falls short due to high taxes applied to certain products and services. To compare these costs of living, you can simply use a basic conversion rate of 1 to 1 ($1 USD) to (R$1 BRL). This way, you can estimate the values of products and services offered in anything from your hometown. For example: In Brazil, 1 liter (0.26 US gal) of gasoline costs R$ 5.50 (national average), while in the US, 1 gallon (3.78 liters) costs an average of $3.50. Of course, the United States is an exception as it is economically developed but maintains a lower value for fuel compared to other developed countries. When it comes to income, the average minimum wage in Brazil is R$ 1,320, while in the US it is around $1,276 for an average 40-hour workweek. And this is where the 1-to-1 factor comes into play. When it comes to currency conversion, things change a bit, and that's when you'll see that we are at a disadvantage. For example: 1 USD = 5 BRL (a 2-liter Coca-Cola in Brazil costs around R$ 15, while in the US it costs around 3 USD). I hope this helps.

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You are right, São Paulo has nice beaches as well

Everything in São Paulo is overloaded with people (including beaches). Not the best experience

Yes it is !

Também acho Santa Catarina é muito legal!

DISAGREE .... YOU ARE WRONG, Santa Catarina is very rascist and hard right wing fascist It IS pretty but looking at it in videos is a LOT DIFFERENT than living there. VERY discriminative towards people from other states. Then you have COLD BEACH WATER and cold winters. The north of Brasil is 10X better with much nicer people and warm weather

​@@InBrzfascist? North and Northeast has more ppl living with governmant assistencialism than working. As an example Santa Catarina send 100 USD to federal governmant as a Tax, and receive back only 10 USD. States of Northeast send 30USD and get back 150USD so as u can see maybe u have meat on ur table only because "fascists" are working mothafucker! This is the real situation off several decades in Brazil.

Depende do ponto de vista, são paulo é muito mais multicultural, você acha o mundo aqui literalmente. Pelo fato da gente conviver com mais pessoas de todos os lugares somos mais abertos as diferenças, coisas que ainda no sul é muito complicado

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@@nordicinvestor o tom jobim dizia que morar no brasil era uma merda, mas era bom, e que nova iorque era bom, mas era uma merda rsrsrsr

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YES, I have been in Brasil when the US dollar was worth 1.75 REAIS, NOT the 5 to 1 it is now That obviously makes living here with US dollars tough UNLESS you have your own place paid for. Unfortunately the exchange rate is impossible to predict 10 years from now

The beaches in rio, sp e north east are very nice too!

You are totally right, SP has some very nice beaches

Thanks for the tip, will try to visit them

@@nordicinvestor The beaches along the Costa Verde (between Ilhabela - SP and Ilha Grande - RJ) are the best ones compared to any other beach in Brazil.

Brazilian here. Never heard of organs stealing here. It must be a China thing, not?

You make a good point, in some parts of US and Europe you can get a house for $200k

Yes true, the Swedish krona has weakened a lot recently against other currencies, the US dollar is stronger

@@nordicinvestor I em planing to go back home next year just for a short visit and it is still cheap but not that cheap i got a Q can one live alright as a single person with 4800 Reais a month in a smal or mediam size town?

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Verdade, os brasileiros têm baixa auto-estima e falta de auto-confiança

I think the temperature of the water in Santa Catarina (Florianopolis and beaches further north of the city) is great. In the summer it fluctuates between 25C and 30C Obviously in the northeast of Brazil the water is even warmer.

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Yes I have private health insurance. For minor health issues, it is ok to use the free public health service but if you need a surgery or something more serious it is best to have insurance

It all depends on what you are seeking, I wanted a hot country with nice beaches and you don't need to be a millionaire to have a nice lifestyle.

​@@nordicinvestorA sua percepção de qualidade de vida não está baseada só na riqueza e desenvolvimento, inclui valores que nem sempre são encontrados em conjunto... Admirável!

Hi, I made a video about jobs in brazil ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JMj2HPVwHb4.html

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Corruption is not an issue. Physical safety is

Tu não és brasileiro; és um vira-latas desprezível. Vá embora lavar banheiros nos EUA ou na Europa. Com certeza não farás falta. Os EUA, para seu governo, tem um altíssimo nível de corrupção no setor de defesa. Com consequências que se esoslham pelo planeta inteiro.

I should fit in great. US is dangerous and corruption is prevalent

The upper class is total GARBAGE, they'd rather run you over than stop for you in their Land Rovers, Porsches and Audis They are pissed off YOU can fly with them on THEIR AIRPLANES, go to THEIR COLLEGES, ETC Working class and poor people are wonderful, friendly and helpful, very nice

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No, I used to rent an apartment or house on airbnb but now we stay in our apartment that you bought. If you go in the off peak season which is basically the whole year except January and February it is very cheap to rent a place on airbnb.

@@nordicinvestor Thanks for the reply. You may want to do a slight edit as you bought your apt, not me lol.

Yes its very nice, I should have mentioned it in the video.

For US$70k (R$350k) you can get a nice 2 bedroom apartment in a small town in the countryside. Here are some links to some of the real estate websites www.zapimoveis.com.br/venda/ www.vivareal.com.br/venda/

@@nordicinvestor thank you

you can get a small Ranch in country side, or a house , or apartment . outside bigcities and capitals, you would find many bargains and is more safer. if you are the kind survivalist you can plant any vegetable or fruit or raise your protein and live outof the land.

​@@axesantexmonero6628really ❤❤?

@Truelife1236, are you seriously considering the move down to Brazil?

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Eu não acho que "countryside" é o termo correto para dizer "Interior" (acredito que foi isso que se referem). "Countryside" significa realmente na zona rural, fora da cidade, me explicou um americano uma vez. Pra dizer interior, como dizemos no Brasil, eles dizem "In a small town (in a city) far away (close) from the capital/far away (close) from the coast, in the state of São Paulo, Goiás, etc."

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I feel safe going out a night in my town in the countryside but I would not feel safe going out at night in most areas of Sao Paulo.

Você tem razão, São Paulo tem praias lindas

cara a segurança q se tem em santa catarina , conta muuuitto.

I have private health insurance which costs about r$400 per month

@@nordicinvestor ok that sounds about right. Thanks

Also I was concerned about the plan being for the family. My wife is from Manaus and since I will be GIVING up my lifestyle here for hers I just wanted to make sure .

@@caoslikewhoagenerally the plan extends for the family for a little adjacent value. For everyday health, like getting a cold, you are fine with SUS (public health system). Honestly the only thing that sucks at SUS is getting surgeries. Although it can be done via SUS, it's a lot faster via health insurance.

Most of the brazilian banks are generally crypt friendly

Hi, please have a look at my other video about visas ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yWenAY154ic.html

It's like the visa from BR to USA. The visa situation in Brazil can vary depending on the purpose of your visit and your country of citizenship. Brazil has different types of visas, including tourist visas, work visas, student visas, and more. For tourists from many countries, Brazil offers a visa exemption for a certain period, typically 90 days. However, it's important to check the specific requirements and regulations based on your country of citizenship, as some nationalities may require a visa even for tourism purposes. For those planning to work or study in Brazil, it is necessary to obtain the appropriate visa before entering the country. This typically involves applying at a Brazilian embassy or consulate and providing the required documentation, such as a job offer or acceptance letter from an educational institution. It's important to keep in mind that visa regulations can change, so it's recommended to check with the nearest Brazilian embassy or consulate in your country or visit the official website of the Brazilian Ministry of Foreign Affairs for the most up-to-date information on visa requirements and procedures.

If you are from damn turmoil country than asylum protocol is best way otherwise student, investor spouse categories are generally good

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Tu és livre para escrever uma sandice desse quilate em Inglês sofrível e ainda tens a coragem de reclamar. Vá embora porquanto não farás falta.

Other than LGBT and liberal agendas being pushed down onto your kids and you not being able to voice your opinion openly because you can go to jail for "hate speech", how else are you not free in Brazil?

You can live well on US$1300 in Brazil. The key is to move to a town in the countryside away from the big cities as these are cheaper and safer. I personally like the states of rio grande do sul and santa catarina

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I think it is good plan, just make sure that you plan well and have a emergency fund because living off rent can sometimes be complicated as there will months where you earn very little if the property is empty or tenants stop paying,

I did two videos about the flooding that happened in May. Thankfully things are slowly getting back to how it was before.

The cheapest cities would be in the north east of Brazil. I will do a video about this soon

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Goiás, Minas Gerais, interior de São Paulo são excelentes. Povo do sul só enxerga o próprio umbigo.

Meu sonho é morar no Sul, nascida em Curitiba mas morei no RJ minha vida inteira. Queria morar muito no Sul ou ir morar fora 🥺

There are a lot of safe cities. Look for them!

I live in a small town in the countryside in the south and it is very safe

I’ve been living in one of the most dangerous cities in Brazil for 20 years. I’ve never had anything bad happen to me nor has my wife that’s living here for 10 years.

You have no idea what you are talking about, Brasil is a lot better than any of those countries you mentioned, I know, I have lived here for 22 years

@@InBrz lived? I was born here, just like my parents are from nearby countries, there are several cities that are safer and cheaper than the Brazilian states

it is totally wrong ..brasil is safer than united states

My experience is that Brazilians are very friendly

@@nordicinvestor and the racism low or high / thanks

@@newmoayedtube The region he lives the majority is white, so it can be worse than the rest of the country. But it is still low compared to Europe/US.

Depende de quanto vc ganha, meu caro. Eu trabalho no Brasil e ganho muito bem.

@@mnredit3346 eu digo p quem é estrangeiro, sair de um país de primeiro mundo e viver de renda trabalhando no Brasil , não é barato

Muitos estrangeiros conseguem empreender no Brasil porque tem algum investimento em euros ou dólares, para eles é mais fácil do que para um brasileiro assalariado abrir um negócio. E na boa, para quem é graduado, brasileiro ou estrangeiro, tem experiência na sua carreira, consegue sim uma boa colocação no mercado de trabalho mesmo como funcionário de alguma empresa. Além disso, o Brasil tem muitas regiões com custo de vida barato.

@@Bellinha..2176 no Brasil mesmo quem é qualificado os salários são vergonhosos, exigem qualificação com salários baixos , custo de vida barato nem nas favelas , eu sou brasileiro, vá enganar outro

Yes, you are right that crime is a challenge in Brazil.

@@gabmachado You mean safe states and cities in Brazil, right? I'm skeptical of that claim. What safe states and cities are in Brazil? I was watching a video on the World According to Briggs about top countries were expats leave the country the relocated to. I'm paraphrasing because I haven't watched the video in a while, but ex-pats basically said to stay out of cities in Brazil unless you want to get murdered. Here's the link. 3 minutes in. Note - this is all Briggs does. I find him credible. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-f5INTDyh900.html

ignorance, are you American? good grief. @@squirrelattackspidy

True, it is a lot easier if you earn in dollars or Euros

The prices of apartments are less than $100,000 in the small towns in the countryside

Where can I find rent for $300 a month?

@@SageOliveira The availability of rentals for $300 per month can vary depending on the location and size of the property. Generally, it is more likely to find rentals in this price range in areas further away from major city centers, suburban neighborhoods, or smaller towns, where property values tend to be lower. However, it's important to note that rental rates can vary widely, and specific research is needed to find options at that price. I can voluntarily assist you in this search if you need help.

@@yofilmes Thank you for your reply. I'm contemplating going back to Brazil and either rent or buy.

@@yofilmes I'm renting an appartment on AirBnb in Sao Paulo, 30 mins from Avenida Paulista, for $350 a month.

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ouch. You don't know how great Brasil is. sorry for your loss.

Se é por falta de ADEUS... Goodbye! Vaza pro Japão! Não dou 1 mês pra vc querer voltar pra cá! UHSaushauhaushua

@@yofilmes vc falar pra eu voltar pro Japão por causa do meu sobrenome é tão racista quanto mandar um negro voltar para a África. Quando foi q eu disse q queria ir pro Japão?

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There are also really nice lakes in Brazil

thanks for the feedback, I stopped waving my hands in the later videos 😃

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Brasil is not third world ..and there is no third world ..all that propaganda of west ..brasilian cities are equally developed as european are ..brasil has better healthcare than europe ..one should first visit and then judge

Actually europe is very poor and should be considered third world as they are depending on others for even their basic needs ..brasil is huge ..whole europe has 2000 airports ,brasil alone has 4300 airports..brasil is super rich in resources

I'm leaving California because this is becoming third world country. Can't stand the homeless and violence here anymore.

@@dharamsinghbisht864 This was undoubtedly the best comment.

Yes you need to be careful in certain areas, but there are lots of safe areas as well.

totally wrong information ..crime is higher in usa ..it is hollywood who always defamed these beautiful countries..i daily see americans moving portugal,brasil

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he's not swiss, he's swedish

@@danbarbosa6940 Don't care.....they all sound the same

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Não é tao profundo. Sim, é um continente mas America tb é utilizada nos eua como apelido para estados unidos da america, que é muito grande ninguém fala isso tudo! No brasil o short seria states, por exemplo. Mas por conta da falta de estudos de alguns americanos, esquecem que existem o continente América

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Mikie, his business model is to promote travel to Brazil. It’s natural he would want to show the positives to people who want to move to Brazil. Also, his audience is not “average” so he’s speaking about travel to people who can afford travel. This is how every media business works.

I did another video about the challenges about living in Brazil which I talked about crime. It is true that some areas are dangerous.

I’ve been living in Brazil for 20 years, in one of the most dangerous cities in the country, and I have never been robbed or experienced any incidents. In California, I’ve been robbed more than once, experienced a home invasion, witnessed a high school shooting firsthand, and the list goes on and on-all in white upper-middle-class neighborhoods.

Ele nao disse que nao existe crime. Esse video foca em pontos positivos pra ele, esse é o tema do video! Alem disso, brasil é gigante, existem cidades que sao bem seguras sim. Geralmente o crime se concentra em cidades superpopulosas.

I’m moving to floripa it’s very safe

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