Hi, i was thinking about move to Brazil and whenever i did research about quality of life there, somehow it always gravitated toward one city in the interior of Sao Paulo, and that city is Piracicaba, near Campinas. It's similar to Jundiai regarding the quality of life and crime, but it's also cheaper. I think you should definitely check it out!

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In the US, capital gains can be 0 depending on how much one makes.

Having to pay state income tax in addition to federal income tax is a pain.

In the US, the standard deduction for a single person is almost 15,000 so actually someone making 11,000 in a year pays no federal income tax.

But you're in Santa Catarina.. life is easy and quiet there.. it really is not a true realistic picture of Brazil. Stop misleading your viewers

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Big cities or middle cities the only big was Belo Horizonte.

I noticed the BTC poster behind you against the wall: Hence my interest in asking you about paying for property in Brazil with BTC

That's about 2 Bitcoin. Any experience of knowledge with paying in BTC in Brazil?

Bitcoin: in Brazil Bitcoin is accepted as payment for property. Any knowledge or experience with BTC for buying property?

Can you rent to own?

Really? Try European Portuguese. Then the feast really begins!

Investir com ela foi um sonho realizado para mim

Estou surpreso que você tenha mencionado e recomendado a Sra. Sophia. Eu a conheci em uma conferência em 2018 e trabalhamos juntos desde então

Tenho ganhado mais de US$ 21 mil passivamente, apenas investindo através de um conselheiro, e não preciso fazer muito trabalhar. Com inflação ou sem inflação, meu as finanças permanecem seguras. Então eu realmente não culpar as pessoas que entram em pânico.

Tenho ganhado mais de US$ 21 mil passivamente, apenas investindo através de um conselheiro, e não preciso fazer muito trabalhar. Com inflação ou sem inflação, meu as finanças permanecem seguras. Então eu realmente não culpar as pessoas que entram em pânico.

Buying on how to and how much

Hey Nordic.. here is my help list over 100k inhabitants :) heheeh thanks for the video!! 1 - São José dos Campos (best City) 2 - Florianópolis (best Capital) 3 - Indaiatuba 4 - Curitiba 5 - Sorocaba 6 - João Pessoa 7 - Vitória 8 - Brasília 9 - Niterói 10 - Campina Grande

Very good List indeed , I would just swap Jundiaí or Blumenau for São José dos Campos also in Sao Paulo Outskirts, which from my perpective is THE BEST BIG CITY to live in Brazil... the reasons: 1 -> São José dos Campos is the first Inteligent city in Brazil, has maybe biggest technological spot in whole latin America; 2-> Headquartes of Jhonson & Jhonson, Panasonic, Embraer, etc... 3-> Murder rates (6,5) below 10 murders per 100thousand inhabitants, which is very good for brazilian standards and very low robery rates; 4-> PERFECT location (1hour drive from GRU airport, the largest International airport in S.America),; 5-> 1 hour 20min. drive to the (Mantiqueira Mountains Range, Monte Verde, Campos do Jordão etc); 6-> 1 hour 10min to North Coast Sea of Sao Paulo (Caraguá, Ilhabela, Ubatuba, Paraty RJ) 7-> Relatively big expat comunity 8 -> Infraestructure (Some of best roads in Brazil (Carvalho Pinto, Tamoios); 9-> Between São Paulo and Rio; 10-> Very Modern and clean city, high income population, high number of doctors per inhabitant, loads of green areas; I would take out Jundai? -> Too close to Sao Paulo Capital, you keep the having the caos feeling of Sao Paulo..heheheh I would take out Blumenau -> Bad location, poor logistics infraestructure (roads to reach are very simple), backwards minded oriented people (of course not all of them, but many)

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What color eyes does your wife and daughter have?

I'm Brazilian, unfortunately the cities was good cities in the past,now is home of drugs addicts,homeless in every neighborhood of the city, it's a pity, Brazil is a wonderful country,but in this moment with this bad government etc,that is not good idea to move to Brazil,must of Brazilian are leaving Brazil..

I would not agree with Blumenau. There is only one small park in the city, called Ramiro Ruediger. In the summer its too hot. The mountains around are the cause of that. The city is very loud (cars) and to go hiking you need a car and a whole day..

I have already lived in Blumenau and Florianópolis are good cities, by way of the tourists the cost of living is expensive, but good cities, maybe I put on the list Belo Horizonte and Goiânia

Great video. Thanks

You did a good job with this ranking, but I believe that Joinville is a large city with a better quality of life compared to Franca and, especially, compared to João Pessoa.

In my opinion, this cities like: Jundiaí, Indaiatuba, Vinhedo, Itú, Campinas are the best places to live in Brazil. Near the beches, near the montains, best Universities, best jobs, near São Paulo, near Vira Copos airport etc. Safety nunbers beter than USA and Canada Cities.

Correction: infraestruture in Belo Horizonte is terríble, much worse than São Paulo, Paraná etc. The roads, Parks, metro, bus Lines, services are very bad. No comparison with State of São Paulo and Paraná cities. Economy is much worse. Guarulhos is much safer than here. Im from Guarulhos SP and now Im living in BH.😢

I like your list. But yes I would consider the suburb in the city or a nearby town. The summer beach season is full on and soo hot. Good for a young person but a retiree, hmm. Vitoria in winter is much more interesting than the summer (for me). Curitiba is not as cold in winter as I first thought but it is humid. Brasilia has very low humidity which I found uncomfortable. Good airport connections though. Maringa is very hot in summer, very nice in winter. Franca is an interesting one. But none of these is my favorite :)).

Hello from England! Your videos are very helpful for planning a move to Brazil

I live in Brasília, and I get why people from outside visit and and do not think much of it. Not a great place for tourists. But let me tell you, Brasilia is one of the best cities to live in the world. I'm aware that there's a lot of disparity, surrounding regions are not nearly as well off, but still, many regions, not only Plano Piloto, are great to live in. Plenty of outdoors green areas, little violence, good services in general...public transportation can get tricky due to the horizontal nature of the city, but still...Love it in here, great place for families. One of the best in Brazil for sure. And I've been around outside Brazil quite a bit...It's a great place to live even considering other developed cities worldwide.

Not only Dividends are free of taxes as well as Rents from FIIs (Fundos Imobiliários), which are Brazilian equivalents to REITs in EUA. I prefer to receive Rents from FIIs than from physical properties because they're free of taxes. No tax @ call. Simple like that ! Also, trading FIIs "quotes" (shares/units) is way easier, more versatile and liquid than trading whole properties themselves. One that trades shares will trades FIIs shares (units) very easily as well. Capital gains on selling FIIs (REITs) are taxed however at a fixed rate of 20 %. But on the other hand when you have losses they have the "PREJUÍZOS A COMPENSAR" feature, just as stocks do (mentioned @ another comment here). This is very good !

Another nice feature related to Capital Gains (or Losses) negotiating Stocks in Brazil is this : say that you sell Stocks with a loss of R$ 38 K. This loss is called "PREJUÍZOS A COMPENSAR". Later on you sell Stocks with a profit of 19 K. You can deduce this gain from the "PREJUÍZOS A COMPENSAR" ammount. Then you'll end up not paying taxes on this latest sell and your "PREJUIZOS A COMPENSAR" will go down from 38 to R$ 19 K. Moreover "OS PREJUÍZOS A COMPENSAR NÃO PRESCREVEM, MESMO DE UM ANO PRO OUTRO". IOW you can "carry on" this features on the years ahead and thus, deduce from your future gains. There's even a field at the "DECLARAÇÃO ANUAL DE IR" where you mention this figure. But usually the stock market calculations, mostly when you trade options, are very complicated. There are several "CALCULADORAS AUTOMÁTICAS DE IR" on the Internet that you can use. I use a product called myProfit , which is very good.

I think you might record a video talking about differences between houses in Brazil & Europe (or EUA). For instance, in Brazil it's completely UNNACEPTABLE a house not having a "LAVANDERIA" with a "TANQUE". Even small apartments have the so called "ÁREA DE SERVIÇO" (I'm Brazilian). Should I move to Europe I would MISS THAT A LOT ! On the other hand, in Europe the Washing Machine is usually at the Bathroom ! How can I wash my clothes on the bathroom sink ? Or at the shower ? LOL ! NOT ACCEPTABLE AT ALL !This is ABSOLUTELY WEIRD 4 me ! The toilet & the paper is another difference you've mentioned elsewhere. Also, the water heating here is mostly via "Chuveiros Elétricos". This is waayyyyyy, way different than Europe , with their "Caldeiras". The electrical power supply here is very different too. Most of medium class houses are two tensions : 110/220 Volts whereas Europe is generally 220 only (I presume). Also, the "Garagens" here are mostly for car parking and not a place where you do repairs of the house, like Americans do. Houses that do have that space use to have a "quartinho dos fundos" , where men usually have their tools and stuff like that. Usually grandpas have those kind of room. By the way, your house is a wooden one, that is very "de boa" for Europeans. But that 4 us brazilians it's very unusual. Only in South of Brazil you have those kind of houses. Going up north, as you know, the majority of houses are of bricks (and many, many with "TIJOLO BAIANO ou BLOCOS DE CONCRETO"... Anyway ! Lots of things 4 U to talk about ! Another difference is the "SÓTÃO". On other countries, "O SÓTÃO É HABITÁVEL & UTILIZÁVEL". Think of Holland for instance. Here in Brazil the houses that do have a "SÓTÃO" have them locked and separated from the inside house, mostly due to security reasons.It's usually an abandoned space @ the houses... Best wishes !

I live in brasilia and honestly, average, nothing to say, 1/10, Brazil by a whole is overrated, and horribly trash country

No, one of the worst cities. Dystopian 🤣🤷🏼

Have you bought it or just visiting?

At 7:55 we can see the next neighbor's house has a 2nd floor as well at others on the street seen just before, so do you think it would it be feasible to do a terrasse on the roof with stairs from somewhere outside ?

At the start of the video the builder has told you it would take 3-4 months before it's finished while you said it'll take longer. I'm a bit surprised at even the 3-4 months so I don't understand. Kitchen and bathroom furniture are in BZ done by the buyer. Flooring. doors, windows, landscaping, etc... are to be done by the builders. I'm looking at this with North American eyes and work practices (sorry) so I don't understand and am looking for possible explanations. Are these kind of week-ends builders only ? Can you please shed some light on this and set me straight ? Thanks.

Does it come with a kilo of coke?

So in essence, it's actually more expensive than southeast Asia because your budget doesn't include rent payment. With rent, it would easily be over 15000 reais

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I would call that a crawl space.

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Are there schools and hospital nearby?

what about properties for rent? not every investor wants to buy

Do you have any information about the builder? Any finished properties? The floor plan looks solid and appeciate your honesty as a ln objective opinion also!!

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Planning on moving yo Brazil this year,can you pls share your town name,it will influence my decisions as i have 3 young school age children,thank you.