Best Place to Live in Brazil Cheap | Cost of living in Brazil per month
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Join us as we chat with Thor Starkey, a US expat who has been living in Florianopolis, Brazil, for years. We'll discuss why this hidden gem is the best place to live in Brazil. Together, we'll explore the cost of living in Brazil per month, including great prices on food, transportation, rentals, and more. Discover the exceptional healthcare system that's free for all residents. Florianopolis truly stands out as an ideal destination for retirees and expats alike!
Thor's contact: www.forestdestine.com
In 1975/76 I travelled around for about 5 months: Boa Vista -> Caracarai -> Rio Branco -> Rio Negro -> Manaus - Amazonas -> Belem - Rio - San Paulo -> Santos -> Itahaem
Fantastic! country. and then I exit to Quito, Ecuador in Feb 1976
Thanks for sharing your experience
Here in California you can’t even get a cardiologist to take see you in their office if you don’t have insurance and are a cash patient.
I'm Brazilian and if you think that living in Florianopolis is cheap, oh boy, you need to know about João Pessoa in the State of Paraíba in the Northeast region. Here you have everything Floripa has, except for the mountains, but the city is known for being the best state of Brazil to retire, also the beaches are very good and the water is warmer, with natural pools in the middle of the ocean. Also, the state of Paraíba is getting a lot of investiments and getting a economic boom, so now is the time to invest here. Hope i could help with theses informations.
You sound like you are trying to promote this area. Is there a purpose behind this?
There is many Beautiful States in Brasil with nice cities to live..João Pessoa, Fortataza, Aracaju, Natal all in the northeast, summer all year ❤
I found a Beautiful apartment in João Pessoa with 3 bedrooms a few blocks from the Beach for $700 per month for a year lease. Real estate in North is cheaper than the South.
Love to have you as a guest on the podcast if you're still living down there! adventurefreaksss@gmail.com
@@adventurefreaksss I will, thanks!!
I know Floripa and much of Brazil but lived in Curitiba awesome country, had an opportunity to live there but was married and wife refuse to go. Life goes on I end up in France awesome!!
What part of France do you live in? Thank you for viewing!
@@adventurefreaksss awesome Bretagne/Brittany/Breizh !
Curitiba is probably the best managed large Brazilian city I've visited.
The winters can get a little chilly due to being about 3000ft in elevation however summer nights tend to be more tolerable then sea level.
@@USA2Brazil Do you live there currently? Thank you for this information!
Great video.
Thank you for viewing!
Gosto muito do Brasil. Muito obrigado.
Thank you. It is an amazing country!!
This is a cool share, I really thought Florianópolis was really expensive and the winter really sucks. Thanks 👍
Thank you for viewing. Yea, Thor loves it there and I've not met anyone that has visited that dislikes it.
Does Brazil have any cities that have cool weather ??? Thanks !
I am Brazilian. The south of the country gets cool during winter.
Any cities you like that have cool weather ?
Check out this video. He lives in Agrolandia! ua-cam.com/video/7_WLlmgu3s8/v-deo.html
Rio Grande do Sul, Santa Catarina, Paraná.
Curitiba is a beautiful city with a mild winter similar to northern Florida, or Houston winter
Thanks for featuring a place a place in Brazil that isn't Rio or Salvador.
Can you drink the water from the faucet in Brazil? Or do you have to use bottled water?
I spent 4 wks travelling the state of Bahia 2 months ago. You can not drink the faucet water.
No you cannot drink water from the faucet.
It all depends, I did a new construction house in a gated community and the community provide deep water-well treated water and I have it also going thru a filter entering the house, then my refrigerator has a filter so we drink the water with no problem.
The tap water is drinkable here in my small city but I still get bottled water.
Ill be back wyen you put timestamps. Thanks
Floripa is a decent city. Pretty good beaches. Not super hot in the summer, but a little cold in winter. Like most places in brazil theres a decent amount of homeless people. Also i think its the gay city of brazil
Gay city of Brazil? Only in your thoughts!!
I was in Rio and was asked for a number in order to see a doctor. Or I could pay over 200 USD online to speak with a doctor or I could go to the hospital and see a doctor for over 200 usd.
In order to get the free service you must go to the UPA 24hrs if you have an emergency. Going to regular hospitals you have to pay.
I'm sure like many fans out there who are curious to know YOUR favorite or Top 3 favorite countries you want to retire in?? We all want to know if you like to share your personal favorites.
Great idea!
Iiiiiii don’t know the hospital I saw in São Luís was sooooo sketch
@@augurcybernaut4785 São Luís is the poorest capital in Brazil, even big cities like my here in Paraíba have much better hospitals than there.
@@Galegolas123 crédito não. Eu Esteve em Fortaleza também.
I'm just guessing but I imagine Health Care is 'free' Only if you are a Citizen of Brazil , With all the proper documents .Thank you so much for this detailed interview .
Based on what Thor shared, you would be covered if something were to happen while visiting but yes mainly for residents and citizens. Thank you for viewing!
Actually, no. According to our constitution, everyone has the right to health care, regardless of nationally, origin etc. An American tourist fell sick in Brazil. He couldn't travel back home because he was in the hospital. It turned out he had a brain tumor and he went through surgery and had the tumor removed all for free.
People, this video is an advertisement for Floripa, nothing more. The premise that it is the 'best pace to live in Brazil cheap' is just not an objective truth. Floripa is as expensive, maybe more than, big city Brazil. And it gets really cold there, by tropical standards, in the winter. Floripa is a nice place to visit, at the right time of year (not in winter) and during non-holiday times. I have been there several times, both high and low seasons, and it can be a really nice pplace during either, depending on what a person is looking for. But to live there? No.
Thank you for viewing and for this addition!
If you’re a foreigner then please stay away from Brasil in general. I’m looking to move there to get away from foreigners.
Florianópolis is a good spot of you want a more first world lifestyle ( For Brazil) near the beach with late December to early April being the best times to go.
The winters aren't bad, not everyone wants year round tropical weather.
He said Floripa was more expensive when he was talking about rent.
Go away.
cheap compared to what?
@@C.S.T Compared to the US.