digitalnomad:
Hello Y'all,

Feel Free To Ask Me Anything About Brazil And I'll Give You A First Hand Information.

Regards

femmoy:
how easy is it to stay illegal and how easy is it to get ur PR?

GlobTrotter:
there is no need to stay illigal in Brazil

Kcame406:

Bro can I pm you Abeg

GlobTrotter:
ok of it's something personal. Else you can ask here so others can learn also.

Kcame406:

It is personal bro.
I did drop you a private request message

GlobTrotter:
I've replied you . I don't like to reply private messages on naira land because frankly there are just too many scam agents here on nairaland., they always are the first to always pm you looking for more information to scam people

digitalnomad:
Mhen! Sincerely Most people here do not speak English but depends on the region you find yourself. like for example. people speak English in rio de janeiro and sao paulo because of the high number of tourists here. I know of one MBA schools that offer their course in English. Generally, Portuguese is the medium of study in brazil. In all, it's a good country. just avoid the favelas. Nothing Like power Cuts here. 24/7 Electricity. Good Roads etc

Xeeex:
Please I don't know what visa you used to go to Brazil but I'm interested in the digital nomad visa to Brazil. I can't find much info about how to apply to it from Nigeria

I'll appreciate any information

mumu9gerian:
Have you met any yoruba speaking Brazilian?

ScalesDemy:

If you earn at least $1500 monthly, you should apply, also advisable to learn the Brazilian portuguese, duolingo is a good and pretty cheap way to start with the language.


Yes, especially in Salvador, Bahia.

EPIJOE:


Boss did you need a letter of invitation for the embassy to apply for a tourist visa