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❤ Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷⚽️⚽️🤝🤝

I love Brazil. Brazil is the country of football, as they say, lol.

I get a $10.000/month medicine for free (they send to my home). All rheumatics diseases are covered.

No speedos were shown in this video 🤷🏻

Hello, what is the best way to contact you? I am doing a video about expats who have lived in South Brazil. Would be curious to know if you would be open to a collaboration?

The Brazilian SUS is a great example, inspired by the UK's NHS, which is really impressive. I honestly don’t understand why the US still doesn’t have a truly inclusive, universal healthcare system

If the person has a Consular Report of Birth Abroad, are they a Natural Born U.S Citizen?

I just watched your video, it's so helpful, I have a question, in the address sections, do I put my address in Thailand or US? (I'm giving birth in Thailand next month) Thank you so much.

Do they ask any questions about finances or taxes?

You don’t need to visit a UPA (Emergency Care Unit) for situations like this. In fact, it’s not recommended unless it’s an urgent or emergency condition that poses an immediate risk to your life. UPAs are designed for acute health issues, not for ongoing or chronic concerns. Instead, consider visiting a UBS (Basic Health Unit). These are primary healthcare facilities that provide essential services, including general medical consultations, basic procedures, and referrals to specialists or emergency care if necessary. At a UBS, you can even establish a relationship with a family doctor, who leads a multidisciplinary healthcare team (including dentists, nurses-who can handle dressings and minor procedures-and more). This approach is the best way to make use of SUS (Brazil’s Unified Health System). If you’re unsure about the differences between a UPA and a UBS, check out the infographic created by the Ministry of Health-it offers a clear explanation of when to use each service. When to go to a UBS: You need a routine check-up or follow-up care for a chronic condition (e.g., diabetes, hypertension). You require a vaccination or minor procedures like wound dressing. You want advice or a referral to a specialist. You wish to discuss long-term health planning with a family doctor. When to go to a UPA: You experience severe chest pain or shortness of breath. You have symptoms of a stroke, such as sudden numbness or confusion. You are in an accident or have an acute injury (e.g., a broken bone, deep cut, or severe burns). You face sudden high fever, persistent vomiting, or dehydration. The doctors and nurses at a UPA won’t openly say anything if you go there for a chronic issue, but you might notice them looking annoyed or frustrated-understandably so, since healthcare resources are limited. UPAs are specifically for acute and urgent cases. For example, yesterday I came across a father trying to help his son, who was overdosing. I took them to a UPA, and the boy was seen by a doctor in less than a minute. Within five minutes, he was having an EKG to check his heart and was receiving medication to stabilize his heart rate. No questions were asked until the immediate problem was solved, and after he was stabilized, the identification and administrative process began. This is what UPAs are designed for-urgent, life-threatening situations. On the other hand, at a UBS, you can arrive at 7 a.m. (when they open) and wait to see a doctor based on a first-come, first-served system (“ordem de chegada”). Enjoy your time in Brazil, and take care!

I’ll send you a 5er for the Gringoes guide PDF.

❤ I love this video

What evidence (proof of living in the U.S. for atleast 5 years) did you bring to them?

So cool!

Song fits perfectly!

This is beautiful man

I'm an American that's been living in Brazil for almost a year and the rental process is absolutely a huge pain lol. Compared to how things work in America, property owners here in Brazil put all of the costs on the renter even though you don't own the place. There are also so many taxes and fees imposed on renters here. Rent is still dirt cheap overall compared to what you pay in the US, but I feel bad for Brazilians who have to deal with all the fees on their lower incomes (relative to the dollar). I'm a content creator in Curitba and it would be great to come see Florianopolis soon!

Austria 42 here: Eu definitivamente vou mudar na Lagoa da C. pq este lugar refleita exactamente o mingo estilo da vida do q eu sempre sonhei: natureza, surf, skate, fish, fruits, cogomeus e pessoas legais! Eu gosto tbm da clima q tem 4 sesoes pra aproveitar mas a variedade da natureza! E e legal que tem muitos fatores negativos qcdeterrem pessoas q nao tem nada pra buscar neste paraiso

Pronto-Atendimento stands for no appointment scheduled needed. You just arrive and wait. The waiting time depends on the urgencies evaluated during triage.

Turists are still covered. Maybe not for elective procedures, but definetly for emergencies they are. ❤ SUS

So how much in total you spent in a month?

How much for an apartment like this per month?

I failed doing this 10 years ago and I’m trying to do it again currently in Indonesia and appointment next week. Do they send it to America or to address in country of origin

Very helpful, thanks!

All residents of Brazil, including tourists can access the Brazilian public healthcare system, Sistema Único de Saúde (SUS), at no cost. Coverage is universal and people who use the system don't need to pay for doctor's fees, lab fees, hospitalization, surgery, or prescription drugs. Under SUS, you also have direct access to primary care and emergency services.

O SUS é muito relativo, tudo depende em qual região você está ou qual hospital você você é atendido. Até hoje tive boas experiências com o Sistema Único de saúde, incluindo duas cirurgias, mas conheço pessoas não tiveram uma experiência positiva. Isso não significa que todo o sistema seja ruim. Alguns hospitais públicos são referências e possuem uma boa administração, mas infelizmente outros estão “largados as traças”. O SUS precisa de muitas melhorias , mas ainda não deixa de ser um direito que temos. Muitos estrangeiros ficam encantados com esse sistema de saúde . São coisas que você começa a valorizar quando sente na pele que não são todos os países que proporcionam essa oportunidade para a população.

What the heck is the coincidence of my daughter also being born on March 9th, as I'm trying to learn more about how to get my daughters Birth Abroad Cert. LOL

nice

VIVA O SUS !! ❤❤

Great video man. Did the CRBA and the Passport come together? Thanks in advance

It's not free, no! The Brazilian public health system is maintained with tax money thath the Brazilian people pay in other circumstances. The way they are talking, it gives the impression that the government, both at the municipal, state and federal levels will not deduct from taxes the health expenses they incurred with you! Public hospitals and all other public health care services, such as outpatient services are maintained with public money.

What documents do I need to buy a car here?

Lula esta destruindo o SUS, e a nacao toda. So vagabundo vota em bandido

The SUS in Brazil is free for everyone. You just need a personal document, like an ID or passport. If you're in a life-threatening emergency, no documents are required.

Um fato importante que muita gente não sabe: SUS nao é só postinho e hospital, ele envolve uma rede gigantesca de serviços pra sociedade, que vão desde saneamento básico, projetos de renda popular, cuidados com saúde mental até academias ao ar livre nas praças! Sabia que isso também é verba da saúde? Viva o SUS! ❤

Daniek, thank you for this video, you're more than welcome anytime in Brasil ❤

#VIVAoSUS

One thing I can add is that, if you ask the doctor, he can prescribe a “medical certificate”, which is a document signed by him with an ICD code (International Classification of Diseases) describing what you have and how many days off you should take from school or work. It is mandatory for the employer to respect these days off. It's also a document you get if you have to leave your job to have a test/exam in order to get a diagnosis (MRI, x-ray, blood test, etc..)

Agora você tem a obrigação de comprar um boné e uma camiseta com a frase: "Eu fui bem atendido no SUS"

Viva o SuS ❤

O problema do Brasil são os brasileiros vira-latas que só sabem por defeito em tudo. Já precisei do atendimento do SUS muitas vezes e sempre fui muito bem atendida.

I had thyroid cancer with metastases in the lymph nodes, I had a radical neck dissection and a total thyroidectomy and all the treatment with Radioactive Iodine through the SUS, I was hospitalized for 19 days in a public hospital that is a reference for cancer in my state. And I still carry out monitoring for cancer control and screening through the SUS, the SUS has its flaws but it is very necessary for the lives of us Brazilians. VIVA O SUS!!!

👏👏👏👏👏👏 O Palmeiras não tem mundial.

That was so nice to hear! To have free and universal health care is a necessary step to grant everyone dignity!

A simple question: why don’t you STAY to enjoy our amazing public services? I know the answer: because it is bullshit. Our “SUS” is a butcher shop. People DIE in lines waiting for treatment, and EVERYONE who can uses private insurance. NO POLITICIAN OR RICH PEOPLE uses SUS. Not a single one. And the defenders are all imbeciles that don’t pay taxes because are in welfare or work for the state. Note: SUS workers have other kind of insurances.

Vim procurar o filhote de lacraia do MBL que tomou uma invertida do gringo

OS SUS É PRA TODO MUNDO

Defendam o SUS, seus pau no cy. Quase nenhum país tem o nível de saúde pública que a gente tem. O SUS é muito bom.

SUS tem falhas, diversas, mas caramba, como é uma benção pra o Brasileiro.