oh mate - "one of the most stressfull things I have done in my life" - me too , me too . Getting used to how things work here for us square Scandinavians takes time. But in the end, it absorbs some freedoms I didnt think about before, but gives a lot in return, in my experience :)
South of Brazil including Paraná (where I live), Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul are the most safety places to living in, grow your family and work/invest in too.
Brazil is one of the most banked and digital countries in the world. You can open several accounts in digital banks. I recommend Nubank. there are the big banks. Bank of Brazil, Caixa Econômica Federal These two are public Caixa Econômica is the largest to finance houses. There are Banco Itaú, Santander and Bradesco
Good solid information from my experience UK/Brasilian, living the last 20 years in Paraná. Of course Brasil is not for everyone, but many Europeans and North Americams vastly improve their life by moving permanently to Brazil. In relation to the mains electricity voltage it's also worth noting that it is 60hz AC (as in the US), but Europe is 50hz, also re the 127/220v situation, some places, like Foz do Iguaçu are dual voltage, but the physical outlets are the same, and may not be marked differently, so you could plug a 127v fridge etc into 220v!
Thanks for your informative video - my wife is from Curitiba- we are planning to live there on a semi permanent basis - I have learned many things about relocating from your well designed videos, your perspective and experience-Sal
@@Luizguilherme-iz9yl USA cheaper than Brazil? No. Btw, they are foreigners come here, so their money is like 5x 6x our money, brazilian real is shit, wake up.
Great content! Thank you for unselfishly sharing all those informations, hope you will be able to monitize that somehow 😊 Either way, good deeds always pay back 😉
Great video! Really useful im due to travel to brazil tomorrow for the first time and will spend a month and do exactly what you said have a base in Rio and travel out to smaller cities.. just realised the videos you mentioned in the video isn't linked in the description 😅
Thank you for the information provided. It is very useful. Can you recommend for me the small towns in Santa catarinathat are cheaper to live in than Florianópolis? Thank you.
I also lived abroad for a few years as an expat in China, in a smaller town. The first thing what comes up in my mind. You don't feel lonely in a small village?? I only would consider big cities myself cause there are other expats too
I love Brazil and my wife is Brazilian too whom I love muito. You mentioned Floripa which is awesome city. I used to come to Brazil in my case Floripa every three to four months since my wife then fiancé lived there. Then we packed one day and moved to USA. Sometimes in the future if GOD wills we would be interested to buy a condo in Florianópolis. May GOD bless you and your family. I like your videos. Pretty cool. I am starting Daytrader kkkk too.
In 2021, Floripa had more homicide than most big cities in SP and even some big cities in the north-east. And, I dont think big cities in the north and northeast are much behind, less developed. My opinion.
lived there 10 years, never saw a robbery, never locked my house, my old beetle wouldn’t even locked, not saying there isn’t, just saying there’s a lot of realities there
How did you initially move to Brazil? Did you get married in Sweden with a Brazilian and then came over to Brazil? Or did you live in Brazil first? And if so, what Visa did you use to stay for longer than 90 days? Thanks for the response 🙏.
Have you got a cost comparison video of everyday purchases. Like food shopping, car fuel, entertainment costs? If you can compare it to SP / RJ or even Europe would help in my decision to move.
Imo it's difficult to compare. You can't compare the quality. Prices changes 2 times a day. On monday supermarket 1 is the cheapest. On Wednesday supermarket 3. Can be 20-30%. Or they tripple the price of some products and hope you don't notice. And drop the price of products that expired the day before... imo Europe is cheaper regarding groceries because you have B-brands. And such sale tactics are forbidden in the EU. Electronics, online shopping, everything international, cars, carparts,... is a disaster. But overall quality of life is higher, the climate, the people, the experience, some services,... when you get used to it, it's fine and you have something positive to experience when you spend some time in the EU.
The rental for a 2 bedroom apt ranges from US$400 to US$800 depending on size, location etc. I live in a small town in the countryside in Rio grande do sul.
@@nordicinvestor I am in Florianópolis that’s why I just wanted to know the town name . Here I got good place in 1000$ including swimming pool and gym . Fully furnished and good location.
I have a question. As a swedish person living in Brazil.. do you ever pay in multiple payments? I know Brazil does this for everything. I don't know how Sweden is. But as an American this is strange to me and I can't relate to how It is cause I've never been able to pay for a shirt for example in multiple payments lol. I feel like if I moved there I'd still pay in 1 payment. What do you do?
Hi, I always in 1 payment when the store offers a discount. Usually the smaller stores offer a 5% discount if you pay in 1 payment with a debit card. The bigger stores do not usually offer a discount so I pay in multiple payments using my credit card.
Brazil is one of the freest countries in the world, you pay however you want, however you want, I only buy in cash and pay in 1 payment, but it depends on your will, it is a personal thing, because only you know your economic situation.
What's the best way to transfer money to Brazil, when you get paid in dollars? is there a bank that makes this transaction easier? Going to spend at least a year in Floripa. Thanks
I'm Brazilian, and I can say that anywhere in Brazil you will live well with this amount because converted it is 25 thousand reais, people live well with 5 thousand, imagine with 25, whether in big or small cities. However, in small cities you will live like a king with this amount. You will live very well.
Been there as a tourist but not sure about how it is to live there. Good enough cities, there's some poverty, crime, but very beautiful place. I think life there is similar to Rio de janeiro but cheaper.
There are restrictions on shipping vehicles into Brazil so it is not easy and if it is possible it is also very expensive as there would be import taxes to pay which are sometimes over 100%
As a Brazilian I tell you: bad idea. It's a dangerous place. If somebody kills you, you'll be a number in the statistics. "Russian Tourist Stabbed in Daylight Robbery in Rio 5 hours ago - A Russian tourist was stabbed in downtown Rio de Janeiro during an attempted robbery." In places like Rio, people don't care anymore. They became so used to it that violence is part of their lives. If you love your life think twice.
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I'm moving back to Brazil after 25 years in America... can't wait to get there !!!!.
oh mate - "one of the most stressfull things I have done in my life" - me too , me too . Getting used to how things work here for us square Scandinavians takes time. But in the end, it absorbs some freedoms I didnt think about before, but gives a lot in return, in my experience :)
True, Brazil is a great country but stressful at the beginning!
South of Brazil including Paraná (where I live), Santa Catarina and Rio Grande do Sul are the most safety places to living in, grow your family and work/invest in too.
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RS nao eh seguro.
@@infosrelevantes7146 é
@@infosrelevantes7146 ???
@@Zampierre rio grande do sul nao é seguro na capital e arredores, bem perigoso na verdade.
Would love to see a video discussing tips for building credit in Brazil… financial products like credit cards, mortgages etc etc
Good idea, will try to do a video about this
Brazil is one of the most banked and digital countries in the world.
You can open several accounts in digital banks. I recommend Nubank. there are the big banks. Bank of Brazil, Caixa Econômica Federal These two are public Caixa Econômica is the largest to finance houses. There are Banco Itaú, Santander and Bradesco
Good solid information from my experience UK/Brasilian, living the last 20 years in Paraná.
Of course Brasil is not for everyone, but many Europeans and North Americams vastly improve their life by moving permanently to Brazil.
In relation to the mains electricity voltage it's also worth noting that it is 60hz AC (as in the US), but Europe is 50hz, also re the 127/220v situation, some places, like Foz do Iguaçu are dual voltage, but the physical outlets are the same, and may not be marked differently, so you could plug a 127v fridge etc into 220v!
Thanks for the info!
Thanks for your informative video - my wife is from Curitiba- we are planning to live there on a semi permanent basis - I have learned many things about relocating from your well designed videos, your perspective and experience-Sal
Good luck with the move!
Moving to Brazil or living there for awhile is my absolute dream. I just have no money unfortunately
why would you want to? i mean i love it here but the US is 500 times cheaper and better to live in
@@Luizguilherme-iz9yl USA cheaper than Brazil? No. Btw, they are foreigners come here, so their money is like 5x 6x our money, brazilian real is shit, wake up.
@@Luizguilherme-iz9ylno it’s not! The US is extremely expensive, and it’s only getting worse by the year.
@@renatabezerra1502 the things i have heard from brazilian people that live there make it seem like a paradise in comparison to my country
Great content! Thank you for unselfishly sharing all those informations, hope you will be able to monitize that somehow 😊 Either way, good deeds always pay back 😉
Great video! Really useful im due to travel to brazil tomorrow for the first time and will spend a month and do exactly what you said have a base in Rio and travel out to smaller cities.. just realised the videos you mentioned in the video isn't linked in the description 😅
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for the information provided. It is very useful. Can you recommend for me the small towns in Santa catarinathat are cheaper to live in than Florianópolis? Thank you.
I really like Brusque, Criciúma, Blumenau
I also lived abroad for a few years as an expat in China, in a smaller town. The first thing what comes up in my mind. You don't feel lonely in a small village?? I only would consider big cities myself cause there are other expats too
I'm not a city boy. I prefer a quiet life in the countryside but everyone is different 😊
Cool, I'm a Brazilian and expat in China for 11yrs now... 😁 Beijing
great video , very informative
Thanks !
Maceio is een prima plek om te wonen. Veel Zuiderlingen gaan er heen om vakantie te vieren.
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I love Brazil and my wife is Brazilian too whom I love muito. You mentioned Floripa which is awesome city. I used to come to Brazil in my case Floripa every three to four months since my wife then fiancé lived there. Then we packed one day and moved to USA. Sometimes in the future if GOD wills we would be interested to buy a condo in Florianópolis.
May GOD bless you and your family. I like your videos.
Pretty cool. I am starting Daytrader kkkk too.
he said he does NOT daytrade. Neither should you l, probably.
Hope you manage to move to Brazil in the future!
@@fantasticchupacabra7205 I didn’t say he does. I dropped the words “on the contrary “ and said what I said 🤣🤣🤣
In 2021, Floripa had more homicide than most big cities in SP and even some big cities in the north-east. And, I dont think big cities in the north and northeast are much behind, less developed. My opinion.
Thanks for your comments
As far as I´m aware Porto Alegre has the highest crime rate in the entire country and Maceio just about the lowest. Absolutely love Alagaos.
lived there 10 years, never saw a robbery, never locked my house, my old beetle wouldn’t even locked, not saying there isn’t, just saying there’s a lot of realities there
Yes. US citizens need to acquire tourist visas
Thanks for confirming
I'm an american living in Sao Paulo looking to connect with other expats
nice.
Thanks
Thanks for the video. Really appreciate the insights. Hope you can continue making money trading.
Thanks 👍
i like the philippines where a lot of people speak good enough english but it is very crowded so i would choose brazil the only problem is portuguese
True learning Portuguese was a big challenge
if you already speak a Latin language it won't be that hard
How did you initially move to Brazil? Did you get married in Sweden with a Brazilian and then came over to Brazil? Or did you live in Brazil first? And if so, what Visa did you use to stay for longer than 90 days? Thanks for the response 🙏.
Hi, I married my Brazilian wife in Sweden and got my permanent visa through marriage.
Hi did you apply your permanent visa when u arrive in Brazil or did it back in Brazil
Embassy in Sweden ? Which would be better
Have you got a cost comparison video of everyday purchases. Like food shopping, car fuel, entertainment costs? If you can compare it to SP / RJ or even Europe would help in my decision to move.
I did a video about my cost of living but I did not compare it directly to Europe or SP/RJ. I will see if I can do a video about this in the future.
Imo it's difficult to compare. You can't compare the quality. Prices changes 2 times a day. On monday supermarket 1 is the cheapest. On Wednesday supermarket 3. Can be 20-30%. Or they tripple the price of some products and hope you don't notice. And drop the price of products that expired the day before... imo Europe is cheaper regarding groceries because you have B-brands. And such sale tactics are forbidden in the EU. Electronics, online shopping, everything international, cars, carparts,... is a disaster. But overall quality of life is higher, the climate, the people, the experience, some services,... when you get used to it, it's fine and you have something positive to experience when you spend some time in the EU.
You didn’t leave the link to the “learning portugues” video in the description.
Adiciona a legenda em português, pra quem não sabe o inglês.
Eu vou adicionar legenda, preciso achar o melhor maneira de fazer isso
passo da hora de aprender né amigão
O video é para estrangeiros, não para brasileiros
@@wanderleysantos6675 o vidio é para quem quiser assistir já q esta no RUclips.
For the investment visa. Can you buy multiple properties that total 1 million reals? Or it can only be 1 property for 1 million?
You can buy various properties
Thank you for your video's! Why not invest in Brazilian real estate as a passive income stream?
Its definitely something that I will do in the future!
usually real estate in Brazil do not appreciate (in US DOLLAR terms) as in USA or Europe. completely diferent ball game
Explain
@@Grey_Wolf_1967 can you explain better what you mean?
Shipping your belongings in a container. How do you prevent the items from getting damp or moldy?
I didn't have problems with dampness or mold in the container. Most of my things were packed in cardboard boxes.
I'd like to know what your job was BEFORE you were able to move to Brazil..
I was a manager in a medium sized business
In which city you are living? And what is rental of two bedrooms apartment there .
The rental for a 2 bedroom apt ranges from US$400 to US$800 depending on size, location etc. I live in a small town in the countryside in Rio grande do sul.
@@nordicinvestor I am in Florianópolis that’s why I just wanted to know the town name . Here I got good place in 1000$ including swimming pool and gym . Fully furnished and good location.
@@nordicinvestorwhat are your thoughts on Porto Alegre? City of 1.5M might be my speed.
Are taxes bad in Brazil, if your income is social security from outside Brazil? I’m thinking about getting residency!
I did a video about taxes in Brazil a few months ago. The top rate of income tax in Brazil is 27,5%
Hi @christopherhouse7937, how are you? I can help you move to Brazil.
I have a question. As a swedish person living in Brazil.. do you ever pay in multiple payments? I know Brazil does this for everything. I don't know how Sweden is. But as an American this is strange to me and I can't relate to how It is cause I've never been able to pay for a shirt for example in multiple payments lol. I feel like if I moved there I'd still pay in 1 payment. What do you do?
Hi, I always in 1 payment when the store offers a discount. Usually the smaller stores offer a 5% discount if you pay in 1 payment with a debit card. The bigger stores do not usually offer a discount so I pay in multiple payments using my credit card.
Brazil is one of the freest countries in the world, you pay however you want, however you want, I only buy in cash and pay in 1 payment, but it depends on your will, it is a personal thing, because only you know your economic situation.
You are free to pay as you want. It is up to you.
@@anndremendanha7847free? Try lookinh at taxes and think more anout it
What's the best way to transfer money to Brazil, when you get paid in dollars? is there a bank that makes this transaction easier? Going to spend at least a year in Floripa. Thanks
Wise is a good company to use to transfer money to a brazil
So do you think it would be achievable to live in Brasil and not have to work if you had a monthly income of around $4,600 USD?
That is what I am doing. But you need to live in the smaller cities and not Sao Paulo or Rio de Janeiro which are expensive.
Absolutly Yes!
I'm Brazilian, and I can say that anywhere in Brazil you will live well with this amount because converted it is 25 thousand reais, people live well with 5 thousand, imagine with 25, whether in big or small cities. However, in small cities you will live like a king with this amount. You will live very well.
@@anndremendanha7847Exactly this 👆👍
Tourist visas cannot be extended anymore over the 3mths every 6mths for Europeans.
Depends on which European passport you hold
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amazing. only 200k? pennies compared to california housing market.
Housing is so much cheaper here
anybody have pros and cons for living Villa Velha/Vitoria , are there better in the region please?
I don't know it that well but in the future I might visit it
Been there as a tourist but not sure about how it is to live there. Good enough cities, there's some poverty, crime, but very beautiful place. I think life there is similar to Rio de janeiro but cheaper.
What about I want to ship a vehicle that’s electrical from the USA? You think that can be done to Brazil? I know that will cost money
There are restrictions on shipping vehicles into Brazil so it is not easy and if it is possible it is also very expensive as there would be import taxes to pay which are sometimes over 100%
@@nordicinvestor whoa!!! Thanks for that info I had no clue
Do u have enough money if your crypto is in the bear market, when stakeing your coins?
During the bear market my crypto income fell a lot but luckily I also trade stocks, receive dividends and rental income.
hello where do you extent your tourist visa if you want to stay 4 months visiting Santa Catarina? thanks
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Hi, how is the tax percentage on the salary? Thanks!
Income tax goes up to 27%. I did a video recently about taxes
For more information about living in Brazil, talk to me
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Behöver vi svenskar VISA när vi åker till Brasilien?
No Swedes do not need to a visa to visit Brazil as a tourist.
As a russian i dont need any visas to travel to Brazil!!!
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11:07 tell me you're rich without telling me you're rich 😂
reg your thumbnail, in the last 6 months europe has been much warmer than your part of Brazil ;)
Very true😂
As a Brazilian I tell you: bad idea. It's a dangerous place. If somebody kills you, you'll be a number in the statistics.
"Russian Tourist Stabbed in Daylight Robbery in Rio
5 hours ago - A Russian tourist was stabbed in downtown Rio de Janeiro during an attempted robbery."
In places like Rio, people don't care anymore. They became so used to it that violence is part of their lives.
If you love your life think twice.
Brazil is big it's not just rio for me case I would live to live in florinopolis or Balneário Camboriú
I don’t think rio is a good option to move. Santa Catarina or Paraná are better options
@@karinaoliveira3988 that's what o said to him South and rural areas are the best in my opinion
You do realize Brazil is a MASSIVE country, right? Lots of good and bad places to live, just like anywhere else.
As a Brazilian I say, it's bad but Brazil has wonderful places to live.