🇧🇷 8 Reasons To Live Abroad In Brazil

[@nolimit.nomads]

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[@ThePsycologyChannel]

One thing you said that Brazil is a "developed country", I have never thought about that and it is very true. Certainly not the richest developed country in the world but still a developed country. Great observation!

[@efxnews4776]

Brazil is the second country with most airports in the world, only behind US, if this doesn't tell you something about development in Brazil, i don't know what will do...

[@ednaalencar6205]

I am a citizen of both countries and am delighted to have found you. You guys are amazing! Very eloquent in your communication. I am so proud of our little Brazilian young lady representing our country so well. I am also proud of our little American young man. Way to go guys!

[@nolimit.nomads]

Thank you for the support! We are so glad you liked the video :)

[@dennishassler605]

I love being in Brazil, but may end up in Mexico. I loved being in Brasil more than anywhere, BUT it's so far away from the kids and Grandkids. Brasil has amazing people and lots of beauty, too.!

[@allencunningham4565]

Thank you. You guys alone are representative of your message! Friendly, informative, helpful and “enthusiastic”! God bless you. I’m 72 and now I want to live there from Hawaii!!

[@nolimit.nomads]

Allen, thank you so much for your kind words! We pray God blesses you immensely as well :) Funny you say that because we were just saying how much we want to visit Hawaii haha What part do you live in? Very best wishes and thanks for the support!

[@DaveThomson]

Speaking of Maragogi and Hawaii. We are moving to Ponta Verde Maceio from Hawaii in a week. Not too far from Maragogi. My wife is from Brazil and I'm from Detroit After we get settled I want to visit Floripa and all the other places you mentioned.

[@JMac7991]

I'm glad I found this channel recently. This was an awesome video. I'm considering a move to somewhere different for many reasons and Brazil is definitely on my consideration list. My two main concerns about Brazil on the list is safety and earning potential with not having a remote working job. Other places on my list of potentials are Spain, Dubai and Queensland, Australia. I'm from Scotland for context, and main reason for the move is the weather here sucks.

[@mmarcooliveiraa]

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[@areguapiri]

Everything you said was correct. But you forgot to mention one of my top favorites of Brazil--- the MUSIC! I love "pagode, farro, boi bumba (from the Amazon), and so much more. And Brazilian guitar is amazing. I'll sing a song for you...."Voce viu, so que amor, nunca vi coisa assim....E passou, nem parou, mas olhou sou pra mim..." (Samba de Verao) :-)

[@d_nworldtv8017]

First of all thank you’ll for such an amazing representation of Brazil, actually I am doing a master program in China and working part time jobs , I am considering to settle in Brazil in the next 1 to two years specific in Curitiba city. May you please make a video or tell me something about Curitiba and what are the best areas doing business because I’d love to invest when I’ll relocate there. Thanks

[@victorrochagoncalves947]

Hey man, i actually live in Curitiba and i can give you some information about it if you want

[@CEduF6980]

AMIGO, TEM MUITOS VÍDEOS SOBRE CORITIBA, DÊ UMA OLHADA. O PROBLEMA É QUE, LA FAZ MUITO FRIO NO INVERNO. SE VC GOSTA DE FRIO, VC VAI AMAR CORITIBA.

[@d_nworldtv8017]

@@victorrochagoncalves947 sure man , I want. Thanks

[@connorellefson1881]

I love these videos, you guys! they have helped a lot! I'm moving from Canada to Sao Paulo next year and am very excited! Your videos have helped me decide to finally move so thank you guys soooo much!

[@nolimit.nomads]

Wow Connor, thank you so much for letting us know that and for your support! We are so glad you're finding the videos helpful and enjoying the content. Be sure to subscribe for more :) Maybe one day we'll bump into you in SP haha Best wishes!

[@AlexandreMS71]

A little late to the party but about the English and Spanish speakers, particularly in Florianópolis it is more common due to the city is a huge destination for tourists from Argentina, Uruguay and Chile (but other countries too). So people in general is used to Spanish and English too as a means to easy the communication.

[@sajjadahmed9418]

Very nice, helpful information Thanks Sajjad from Bahrain

[@nolimit.nomads]

So glad you liked it!

[@avatteo]

Great job! I'm sold

[@nolimit.nomads]

Thanks - glad you liked it! Brazil has so much to offer, and cities for all lifestyles you'd like 😊

[@SS-nx1ju]

Sumner, como estou emocionada vendo vc curtindo tanto nosso querido Brasil!! ❤️

[@dennishassler605]

Yes, the USA is so expensive for services like cable TV and wifi services or cell phone services - it's really unfairly expensive to buy these services, but in most other countries these service are so much more economical.

[@johnjordan1004]

Maybe do one here in Natal best beaches adn not so dangerous like Fortaleza. Have theree moals one three stories many epats from around the world, mostly Eruope who all speack English. Wheather very close to Hawaii. I still want to see Floripa, when all this Chineese pleuge settles down, I will go!

[@alexchoy8800]

For you guys, what did you have to do in order to officially move there? Like what documents and what do you have to do?

[@adrianatisdale8573]

Amei o canal de vocês, obrigada pelas informações… Eu e meu esposo ( indiano) estamos pensando mudar definitivamente para o Brasil, moramos atualmente em Houston Texas

[@nolimit.nomads]

Que bom que gostou! Se forem se mudar com certeza indicamos Floripa 😍

[@Brazchameleon8716]

Moving to Florianopolis next month as a dual citizen. Can’t wait 🙌🏼🙌🏼

[@nolimit.nomads]

Awesome, congrats!! You'll love it :)

[@imacaio342]

Gente tá bacana, coloquei a legenda em português, para interagirmos melhor!! Parabéns!!

[@nolimit.nomads]

Nossa, muita obrigada por colocar a legenda! Valeu pelo carinho e apoio :)

[@ThePsycologyChannel]

Great video guys!

[@nolimit.nomads]

Thanks so much!

[@SS-nx1ju]

Que casal simpático!!

[@delroywilson9588]

Telling us the exchange rate doesn't really say anything regarding prices. For some reasons Brazilians always bring up the exchange rate, as if it says something in and of itself. It doesn't. One dollar is 138 yen. That doesn't mean Japan is cheap.

[@TechDaddyFr]

I disagree on one point: I spent 1 year in Salvador and met 3 people who could have a basic conversation in English (yes, 3 in the whole year). Maybe if you go in Rio or SP, you will meet more people speaking English. Even in Salvador, when I arrived and didn't speak Portuguese yet, it was impossible to make myself understood by people in an airport ... people who are supposed to meet tourists and all kinds of foreigners every day. The reason might be that Salvador is mainly a touristic destination for Brazilians, where Rio and SP attract more foreigners. Their second language usually is Spanish.

[@nolimit.nomads]

Absolutely! Depends on where you go in Brazil. Southeast and the South have a much higher number of English speakers. We certainly like that region best as well and always recommend it the most for tourists (especially Floripa), even though I (Ali) am from the northeast - Fortaleza 😊

[@SS-nx1ju]

1. Cost, 2. Developed (serviços, products), 3. Monks kkkk - Nature... foods: açaí, coxinha... e não esqueça a linguiça toscana... 4. People - talkative!!! 5. Speak ENGLISH (eu, por ex, estou entendendo tudo! Kkkk) Portuguese and English (vejam a fluência de Ali!!) it isn’t spanish, please!! Learn, American people! 6. Nature view! 7. Climate (Viu, Pai do Sumner?!), 8. Diversity of culture! Ótimas escolhas de razões pra virem aqui!! Vamos convencer a família do Sumner!!

[@nolimit.nomads]

Hahaha Será que a gente convence?! Brigada pelo apoio e carinho :)

[@tom950]

Exactly why we are going back to Brazil, Are you part of any Expat communities?

[@nolimit.nomads]

So glad you liked the video! And no, we are not, we are still US citizen/resident for now :)

[@brianwindsor688]

I might have missed it but what do you do for a living in Brazil and did you find a job before you came from the US?

[@raffaelemazzone7898]

Hello I’d like to know if you can make two videos ✌🏻 Two Two 😂 Lil humor what would be the best visa to get to stay in Brazil for short and longer time frames and maybe a little about dating a Brazilian you guys experience and what you’ve seen and experienced thanks so much stay safe

[@nolimit.nomads]

Thank you for the support and your input Raffaele! We'll definitely add these to our list. Got a lot going on right now. In Turkey actually! 🇹🇷 More content coming soon!

[@barnabyjara4751]

Bugs also love nice weather. How bad is the bug and other creepy creatures situation?

[@nolimit.nomads]

It's honestly not bad at all. We didn't have a problem in any of the airbnbs we stayed in (both houses and apartments) but we did use bug spray when hiking and needed cockroach spray on the house we stayed in.

[@iljafritzler6823]

interesting. I want to visit this country now. I heard Fortaleza is very developed, but dagerous in the statistics. Floripa is of course safest city according to stats together with BAlneario Camboreu. Which city would you recommend with developed infratstructure and beaches?

[@nolimit.nomads]

Hi Ilja, DEFINITELY Floripa! It's actually a city we still consider settling down fin the future after our years of travel. It has great infrastructure, healthcare, people, services and products, BEAUTIFUL nature, and it's less expensive than Balneario Camburu. Ali is actually from Fortaleza and though we like to visit there, we wouldn't live it there, mainly for safety and infrastuture reasons as you said! We also have a video comparing cost of living in Brazil (Floripa) and USA (San Diego), if you're interested: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rp6kiXmOnr6Gnrs

[@CEduF6980]

VENHA CONHECER VITÓRIA, ESTADO DO ESPIRITO SANTO. O MELHOR CLIMA DO BRASIL.MUITAS PRAIAS. A MELHOR CAPITAL DO BRASIL.

[@jaguarnordestino]

​@@CEduF6980 E praias com água fria, quase gelada. Melhor que Porto de Galinhas ou Jeriquaquara impossível!

[@estarestar929]

Developed country or developing country?

[@InMyBrz]

Brasilians are embarrassed to try to speak English BUT if you attempt to talk to them, they will go ahead and speak the english they can. You would surprised how well they speak. High english here in Floripa vs the north Climate is GOOD in the summer BUT winter is not fun here. Goes down to lows 50f. The ocean is COLD all year here. For someone who is from Florida, I am used to 80f gulf water, so this is way too cold for me. It's a deal killer for me. Have lived in the north (Recife, Joao Pessoa) and didn't have this problem. Plan to buy another apto back up in the north

[@headass13]

I am considering going abroad to Brazil but I heard it’s one of the top three countries that are dangerous to women. As a woman who has experienced both the US and Brazil, do you think it’s true? Coming from a woman that’s going to travel alone.

[@nolimit.nomads]

Hi there - I sincerely do NOT think Brazil should be in the top 3 for danger to women. I've lived and visited many places around the country and did not feel unsafe often. With that being said, there are definitely areas that are not safe for both men and women, and of course, if you're a woman, you seem more vulnerable to criminals. I will also add that the south f Brazil is my very favorite area not only for being the safest part of the country but also for the nature, weather, people and development cities. We recored this video in Florianápolis and that is definitely a destination I felt extremely safe in!

[@johnjordan1004]

Hi I am living in Natal American Brazilian kkk. retierd now. do you know if I open an account toeth Exclusive Bank of Braizl and peove my in come wil the Goverment try to tax my income from the USA?

[@AcmeRocket]

👍👍👍

[@efxnews4776]

When you mentioned health care, i predicting a lot of american refugees fleeing to Brazil...

[@pradeep128]

There are about 1.4 million Brazilian refugees living in the USA, it won't be more than that.

[@efxnews4776]

@@pradeep128 they aren't refugee's... Half of the are at least legally. The other half are illegally, but don't think they are poor in Brazil, do you have any idea how much cost a passage from Brazil to US? It isn't cheap... Those brazilians either have business in US or are there after better opportunities, and by the way, it's a dumb choice that a brazilian that could very well make a pretty decent living here, would go to US to clean toilets there just to broke their backs and come back to Brazil to treat itself with pur free healthcare system... Many brazilians who went to US, are now coming back or are going to Canada, Australia or Europe looking for better opportunities. In facat i belive theres far more brazilians in Europe than anywhere else, especially in Portugal or Italy.

[@tonyinbrazil1]

These folks are young and romantic. I lived in Salvador, Bahia, Brazil for 24 years (1997-2021). I taught Brazilian doctors (and other professionals) English for a living. Over the years, I probably taught more than 2000 doctors. Yes, PRIVATE medicine ("particular") in Brazil is excellent and relatively inexpensive. Yet, I don't know even ONE doctor who does not pay A LOT for PRIVATE healthcare insurance so as to avoid EVER having to go to the SUS (public) healthcare system... and many of them work as doctors in that very system. For the past 10 years, I've told people, "When I first came to Brazil it was a little dirty, a little dangerous, but a LOT of fun. These days, it's very dirty, EXTREMELY dangerous, and NO fun." Other than seeing a few lovely beaches and tropical forest (Mata Atlantica), there's little to actually do. With Lei Seca (if you drink a drop of beer or wine and drive 100 meters, you are literally a criminal... and road blocks where you are required to blow into a breath-analysis device ("Blitz Lei Seca") are all over the place and create traffic jams. This law has decimated bars ("barzinhos") and nightlife throughout the land. Sao Paulo (especially Centro) is a filthy, graffiti-ridden, drug infested mess. Other than one or two views, Rio is hardly the picture postcard it was many years ago. Look... I don't know much about Florianopolis, but the tropical cities in the Northeast are dangerous (thieves, robbers, and killers steal, rob, and kill with near impunity. Know that the average effective sentence of one of the only 5% (!) of murders that results in justice (i.e. a conviction) is roughly EIGHT years). Look... again... I lived in Brazil nearly a quarter century. If I had the opportunity to bet, I'd give odds that these kids will NOT be living in Brazil 10 years after making this video. They'll be back in Cincinnati. I wish it were otherwise (as it once was), but Brazil is NOT a place to live anymore and if you can live in Europe or the USA it's preferable. My MANY Brazilian friends, wife, and relatives, ALL agree with that statement. These kids will be mugged (literally and figuratively) by reality soon enough. JMO.

[@naoedasuaconta-22]

THANKS, YOU BUM!!!!

[@barnabyjara4751]

Don't say MUCH CHEAP. Give us numbers.

[@nolimit.nomads]

Hi Barnaby, we made a video detailing the general cost of living in Florianopolis while we were there here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rp6kiXmOnr6Gnrs