Rio de Janeiró In 2024: Living in Río as a Digital Nomad Families

[@Armand_Will]

Hey nice work My family and I are living in Brazil currently but we are in the south in a city called Curitiba We still haven’t made it to Rio but hope to soon Are you all in Brazil now or Mexico? Thanks for the video and I have some videos on my youtube page of the city we are in if interested

[@walterdearrudafortesjuni-wp5oh]

Tem um canal falando de pessoas indo a Florianópolis e balneário Camboriú para aposentar eu acho, algo assim, realmente é bem seguro funciona melhor no Brasil

[@catarinahall]

I really enjoyed the video and your review - thank you! We are a nomadic family and we’ve been in Brazil before, just not Rio de Janeiro (yet 😉). We will be there in the beginning of 2025 and after that, as a suggestion and recommendation as well, we are going to Pipa, in Northeast. We’ve been there this year and it was absolutely amazing, and I think you would also like it 😊

[@milantabriz]

Hi guys thank you so very much for this great informative video, Your video totally convinced me to start my Latin American travel from Rio de Janeiro, I am retired and living in Thailand and I've been all over Asia, Did you guys have to show a departure date on your arrival to Rio, I have no clue how long I'm going to be where, And it's such a waste of money to reserve a departure without knowing how long you going to be someplace. Thank you so much for this wonderful information, Milan🙏🙏

[@RCR-Economics-Business]

I am a Brazilian citizen who's been living in the United Kingdom for nearly 20 years, and I do visit Rio de Janeiro every year. If you live in the nice neighborhoods of Rio you will have a fantastic quality of living, the beach, the food, the people, the combination is great. I would guess that a couple with no kids can live very comfortably in the best neighborhoods of Rio with 4k dollars (20k Brazilian R$) monthly, $ 2k (R$ 10k) per person including everything. I recommend those areas: Ipanema, Leblon and Barra da Tijuca.

[@o.family.adventures]

That’s great info & perspective! Thanks for adding that :) we loooooved Ipanema & Leblon.. when we go back that’s the area we’ll likely be in. We did investigate Barrs da Tijuca, but I think we got distracted by the beach & didn’t see enough of it 😅 we’ll have to scout it out again when we go back.

[@RCR-Economics-Business]

@@o.family.adventures Good luck guys, I was born in Paraná state but I love Rio so much, after visiting over 30 countries, Rio is my favourite place in the world.

[@claudiomoreiapassos7730]

Welcome you guys and r beautiful family! We have some social issues to fix but Brazil still one of the best alternatives in concern to current geopolitical events around the world. Another aspect U guys bringing out is about the "Institutional racism", which is the same as "Structural racism" and this second one term we use more often in Brazil. Anyway it takes a lot time to decrease this horrible thing but we brazilians are so much better than the other countries around the world when U notice for yourselfes how mixed we are or on your own words; " brazilian variety" ! Thank U so much and best regards 👍

[@o.family.adventures]

We can’t wait to spend more time in Brazil! There’s so much history, diversity & cultural richness that we want to discover. We might even make Brazil home one day ☺️

[@lovan_travels]

This was so helpful! My wife and I have been talking about Brazil as our next location and Rio seems like it'll check our boxes. Especially mentioning that it was about 50% of us there! That definitely passes the vibe check.

[@o.family.adventures]

Yes! Definitely do Río if you can. It’s literally one of our favorite cities & we can’t wait to get back to Brazil & explore more of the country 😍

[@marktsmotivation]

Another great and informative video. I didn't have much interest in visiting Rio until watching this video. Thanks!

[@o.family.adventures]

You absolutely have to go! It is so amazing 😍