What makes Brazil a good country?

Today, Brazil is a democratic federal republic. Rich with natural resources, Brazil’s economy is active in the agricultural, manufacturing, mining and service sectors. The nation is a top producer in coffee production.

What is special about Brazil?

Brazil is the only country in South America that speaks Portuguese (not Spanish or Brazilian). Brazil contains almost 60 percent of the Amazon rain forest. Brazil has the world’s largest beach at 24,606 feet long. It is the longest country in the world from north to south via land, spanning approximately 2,800 miles.

Why should I live in Brazil?

Its robust economy makes Brazil a good country for opening new businesses and investing. Therefore, one of the reasons why people move to Brazil lies in its economy. There are good job opportunities for expats, especially in large cities like Brasilia, Rio de Janeiro, and Sao Paulo.

How is living in Brazil?

Brazil is tied to the stereotype that when it’s not struggling through waves of violence and crime, it’s all about samba dancing and partying. Undeniably, the country does have high levels of crime, but tourist spots tend to be very safe and most people go about their day-to-day lives without encountering any problems.

Is Brazil good for living?

Brazil is generally cheaper to live in than the UK – but there are cultural differences even in the way the country prices goods and services. There are cheaper places all over the country, from Fortaleza in the north to Porto Alegre in the south, and they’re all fascinating, enjoyable places to live.

Why do people move in and out of Brazil?

Growing economy, growing job opportunities, growing investments. Brazil is far from an economical crisis, but many Brazilians choose to live in other countries. Even so, many Brazilians leave the country, emigrating mainly for developed nations.