Moving to Brazil
Moving To Brazil If you are planning on moving
to Brazil, whether to Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paolo
or Salvador, Hunts International has the
expertise and the local knowledge to tailor the move to
your individual needs. Living in Brazil Regarded by many as
one of the most exotic countries in the world, and famous for its
exciting cities, carnivals, and lifestyle, Brazil is a popular location
for tourists and expats alike. While the country also has a relatively
strong economy, its attraction lies in its diversity of landscapes and
natural scenes, cultures, and in the adventures it offers Europeans
looking for something different. Brazil is the largest and only
Portuguese-speaking country in South America, and is the fifth largest country in the world. It is one of the fastest growing economies in the world, and has a free market economy with abundant natural resources.
Despite its economic strength and development, certain regions of Brazil are characterised by harsh poverty, and inequalities among the population. Life in Brazil can be difficult, but if you manage to find suitable employment, you should be able to live reasonably well, especially as living costs are relatively low. Brazil has a rich biodiversity, a fun-loving culture and amazing sceneries for those looking for a different way of life.
One thing is for sure – if you are moving to Brazil permanently, you will enjoy great food, will immerse yourself in a new culture and lifestyle and will see some of the most stunning landscapes in the world.
Interesting Facts about Brazil
• The Amazon Rainforest, located in Brazil is the world's largest rainforest.
• Brasilia, Brazil's capital is considered to be one of the most beautiful cities in the world, and was designed by Oscar Niemeyer.
• Brazil has the second highest Christian population in the world.
• More than 25% of the world's rainforest land is situated in Brazil.
• Sao Paolo, Brazil's most populous city with an estimated population of 11 million is the largest city in the southern hemisphere and is one of the world's largest metropolitan areas. Tips about Moving to and Living in Brazil
• To move to Brazil permanently and to be able to work, you will require a visa.
• Brazil has universal health care for its citizens, but the quality and availability of hospitals and clinics will depend on the area you are moving to.
• Living and housing costs in Brazil are significantly lower than in the UK or Europe.
• Before moving to Brazil, you should also think about your employment options. The agricultural, mining, manufacturing and service sectors are the largest.
