95% of People Regret Moving to Brazil: Why?
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- Опубліковано 12 вер 2024
- So you want to move to Brazil to get a taste of that sweet low cost of living and cheap rent?
Well think again. Brazil has the highest number of international homicides in the world. It’s got subpar healthcare and let’s not even get started on how bad the weather can get.
Now I don’t mean to scare you, Brazil’s great for a short stay, but not for permanent residence.
So let’s give you the full story and take a deeper look into why you should never move to Brazil.
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I'm from the USA and have lived in Ilheus Brasil for almost 15 years. Great people and beautiful country. Thanks Brasil for letting me live here.
How did you get permission to stay legally ? Can you work legally ? (I love Brazil: tourist visa is not enough for me anymore.)
What city? Or Cities?
@@miahconnell23 It's not hard. You can get a CPF as a foreigner. It's your tax number. My buddy moved from Canada a few years ago and bought a hotel for less than a townhouse. He's loving it! 95% of Brazilians are great friendly people. Friends become family down there. Way more sense of family and community than in North America.
@@jamesrally6516 Muito obrigado, irmão / cara / amigo / camará . I’d always thought that buying a business or property would be beyond me, but maybe it won’t be ? I’m getting to an age where “working a job” to do necessary life-things is --well, I know it’s not what rich people do. Eu ganhei um número de CPF. The Boston Consulate has been revamped: it’s way more comfortable for both users and employees now. They were always nice to me there though, even before. I know i make mistakes speaking português-especially verb tenses-but Brazilian people always treat me extra-nice when I make my attempts (which is something that really encourages language-learning).
I'll be retiring in Santa Cruz Cabralia soon. Like Iheus
You just forget to say that if you need to go to a hospital to threat a Cancer or any other disease you don’t have to sell your house or your kidneys like in the USA.
Do they have good health care system on general basis ?
@@user-wt9sr2me4qit is by far the best value health care system in the world. This video is dumb random spitting of facts, he pulled that 95% of expacts out of his ass, then claimed it's bad lol
@@user-wt9sr2me4q the brazilian health care system is the worst! (i'm a brazilian)
why???@@joaopedrosantos7970
why ??? if you can please explain @@joaopedrosantos7970
Whoever Made This Video Never moved There Or Even Visited. If You Really Want To Know What It's Like To Live In Brazil There Are Plenty Of Expats And Travel UA-camrs That Will Give You A Better View
this guy is a moron, knows nothing about the place, what a dog
I don't regret moving to Brazil. It's been 4 years I'm living in São Paulo and this city changed my life.
Everything's so fast, culture is everywhere, cuisine and party scene is huge, people dress nice, public transport is amazing and the city is safer then most of cities in France. Je t'aime Brésil
I don't regret moving from Nice to Panama City 🤗
Très content pour toi
Je pense sérieusement à visiter São Paulo
J'entends que c'est plutôt cool du moment que tu restes dans les beaux quartiers à l'ouest et sud de la ville
Si tu vas au Centro ou de l'autre côté, il faut être sur ses gardes et ne pas y aller la nuit
Mais oui ça a l'air de valoir la peine au moins pour visiter
sao paulo the capital? horrible city by all metrics haha
public transport is not amazing, crime rate is extremely high, you're full of sh*t if you say sao paulo is safer than Europe lmao
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
I have visited Brazil 15-20 times, so far (1995-2023). I've spent most of my time in Belo Horizonte, never having once felt unsafe. I have been to Rio many times, Salvador, Fortaleza, Recife... I never felt unsafe in any of those places either. Personal security is mostly a matter of awareness, and one can reduce risk by avoiding certain neighborhoods at certain times. This is true for all large cities across the globe, probably. But avoiding entire cities or countries the way you suggest to avoid Brazil is nothing less than BS. Don't get me wrong, crime happens; pretty much like it does everywhere else?
The climate in Brazil varies greatly (as it is larger than the continental USA) - I'm sorry you are so frail. Yes, it is wise to pay attention to trending weather, but come on.
Your examples (and pronunciation, sorry) suggest you have either never been to Brazil, or have very limited exposure in such a vast country. The first few minutes of this video are nothing less than a hit piece.
Also it made me so mad how he speaks about how affordable it is, yeah for foreigners, Brazilian people struggle so much economically and the foreigners coming to the country is not at all nice or helpful, not to mention they often dont even try to speak português, this video really upset me
And you think that this can be compared to people that live in Brazil since when they were born? I'm brazilian and I live in Europe now, I can confirm that you don't know what you are talking about. Did people jump walls into your home once? In Brazil we have walls surrounding our houses for a reason... Mine has been invaded at least 3 times at night, criminals jump house's walls to steal car's radio, bycicles etc... But and if they encounter someone during this proccess? Maybe your wife in a pijama? Do you think they will just wave at her and jump back into the streets? Also, I got robbed 2 times with people pointing a gun at my face, do you think your experience is the real brazilian experience? And I didn't even live in the most dangerous places in Brazil, my city and state are much more safer than São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Bahia, Minas Gerais etc...
No, my experience does not compare! But I think my exp is more than a casual tourist, and part of my point was that the video maker seemed at most a casual tourist (possibly visited once or twice, or maybe not at all). I typically stay a month with my in-laws; it is not a pampered part of the city. Also, I have been well advised on more-safe/less-safe places, and I'm not often alone. I know my exp, not yours. You know yours, not mine. I'm sorry you've had so many bad experiences.
Feliz Natal. @@lczago
Not true. Personal sense of safety is also a matter of speaking the language well and getting the real news in newspapers, TV, with people around you, etc.If you don't hear or get to know about the facts that are happening around, of course the sense of safety will be different. I'm brazilian and my brazilian friends, from Minas, think that Belo Horizonte is more dangerous than Rio and São Paulo. Things are not exactly as you are saying. We are from here, we know the history and we hear and see things and have more access to informations than those who are from abroad. We have been exposed to this context for longer than those who come, stay and visit. Longer exposure to a place or situation, longer knowledge and more experience.
If you research these three tattooed guys that appear there you will discover that they are not Brazilian
Yeah, I didn’t even need to do any research before I came to that conclusion.
Most likely Central American gangstazzzz
@@user-of5kc2fy9oms-13
I'm just really curious about where you got that "95% of people" information from.
From the depths of his ass.
Honestly the video looks like it was made on Fliki, scripted by ChatGPT and dubbed by ElevenLabs. 100% AI produced.
I would've been less of a clickbait if it was titled: Pros and Cons of moving to Brazil.
Not in one moment they refer to this "data".
He pulled it straight out of his ass
total BS
I lived in Fortaleza - Brazil for 28 years and I’ve never been robbed, I never seen a gun, the numbers of homicides are scary but most of them take place in the favelas so if you are middle class or rich in Brazil, you have a good life !! Currently I live in London, but my dream is one day to come back to my Brazil 🇧🇷 I’ve been to more than 20 countries and I can testify that the vibe in Brazil is unique, the food and the people are amazing and the beach ❤
Well, if you live in Rio de Janeiro you will only find armed people in favelas, but these people in the favela don't rob anyone, in fact, if something very worrying happens in the favela, BOPE It will be there, and the BOPE police officers are the strongest police forces in Brazil.
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
As someone who went to Sao Paulo for studies and Florianopolis I can say these two cities are very safe, modern and has an mindblowing healthcare and futuristic odontologic system
I would recommend going to Santos if you are in São Paulo, some lovely parks and well preserved buildings from the colonial era.
São Paulo is not safe at all! Florianopolis is average for big cities around the world.
Tu sei italiano?
@@WilliamSantos-cv8rr It's much safer than south Italy where I'm from. Plus it has the cleanest and most organized public transport I ever been my entire life, better and safer than NY.
It's one of the cities I would definately live as there's a lot of immigrants and english is well spoken just like the beautiful language of portuguese..
I've lived in Rio and Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo wons the prize in quaility of life. Rio is amazing, people are nice, wheather is amazing but Sao Paulo has much more entretainment, better food and better safety. I also lived in Paris and Marseille and didn't felt as safe in both this cities as I feel in SP.
This thumbnail is extremely misleading, those aren't even Brazilian gangsters ? Brazilian gangsters don't tattoo themeselves in Spanish? You used MEXICAN CARTEL GANGSTERS for a video about Brazil, wow what a very loserish thing to do
This guy needs to do some research before making such a video. Check your facts man
This video sounds like a book report done by someone in 5th grade. Compile a bunch a stereotypes and put them into a video. I highly doubt this person, who can't even say the name of cities correctly, has ever spent any time there.
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
Exaaaactly ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
It's AI generated cancer. AI content should be banned
Really, 95% regret moving here? Where are these numbers coming from? I have lived here for the best part of my 60 years and NEVER ever I was victim of any violent crime. I feel as safe here as anywhere in Europe and the US where I also lived. Of course, there are many problems, but since the people are so nice, I want to be here for the rest of my days enjoying another spats friends who think the same.
which part of Brazil do you recommend mostly living?Do they have good health care system and social welfare program if we worked hard ?
You're talking about the white colonized side. which is a small population of Brazil, Brazil is a black nation and the majority of my people who live in brazil are suffering and are oppressed on the regular. get out of your colonized bubble mindset.
@@exzos9119 more than half of brazilians are not "black". I think you dont know Brazil, my brother.
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
@@exzos9119 Brazil is a black nation? dude only 18% of the Brazillian population is black, the 3 states of the south of Brazil has a 2% concentration of black people.
Black people of Brazil lives mostly at the coast, where slavery was at it's strongest on colonial times and todey is where most of the tourism is made.
Brazil don't have subpar health care at all if you can pay your health insurance to use private hospitals, which is CHEAP compared to USA. The main problem of Brazil is that there are violence indeed, but mainly in poor neighbourhoods and Favelas, and Favelas are not 1% of the country, the majority of brazilians never went to a Favela. But yes, you can get your goods and phone stolen if you walk alone in not touristc places especially at night. So if someone is moving to Brazil, you should live inside a medium class or high class neighbourhood and travel to touristic places only, which it is a lot of places.
Well, what I, as a Brazilian, can tell you about Brazilian politics is: In Brazil, corruption reigns in politics, but in 2018 we had a president elected who truly took Brazil out of the hole it was in due to almost 20 years of being governed by the LEFT! With Bolsonaro, crime rates fell a lot, there were many major improvements in infrastructure, many new laws to protect women, everyone had many rights and received a lot of money every month, poverty fell like never before, there were major improvements in education and health and so many achievements that the Brazilian people have never experienced in their lives. With the dirty government of the thief Lula, everything was destroyed and Brazil is becoming a communist country, because Lula is a dictator.
Bro, who likes luiz lula
He has a Dictator friend for real
whats an international homicide? this video is childish gibberish
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
Very well said…my think exactly!
You call yourself "citizen of the world !? Lol Crime in the US is like wholesale shopping , the gun culture, the hate crimes and all . Here in the US they kill children in schools as well as churche goers by the dozens to mention a few…Before you try to make money on UA-cam at other countries expense you should look at yours first, the law in Brasil works! The former president is out of the game for 8 years and in the US the former president is on trial in NYC, and still they want him to be re-elected…Give me a break! What are you doing there if your WESTERN WORKD IS SO PERFECT ? In NYC one can’t even take the subway, or even walk around without run the risk of bee shot, slash or push to the floor … Same goes to other parts of the country. You may wanted to revisit your thinking .
I don't know what this guy is talking about. I absolutely love brazil.
Sounds like a bitter foreigner, who lived in Brasil, had no idea of the country, and is bitter about their personal experience?
Whoever made this video have never been to Brazil.
I ve spend some time in Brazil and would love miving there.
Lies lies lies one of the most beautiful places on earth period 🇧🇷🇧🇷❤
I've lived in Brazil for over 10 years, and I have a terrible experience. I've been robbed more than 3 times, my family has been kidnapped (they only stole money and didn't get hurt, luckily). There was a time when my colleague didn't return money I lent, and when I asked them about it, they got angry. What's worse is that many criminals use their money to buy drugs. I've heard of a case where an elderly man lost all his belongings, including documents, because of a robbery and is now living on the street.
Meu amigo, pelos seus vídeos eu realmente espero que algum dia você consiga superar isso e evoluir... Deus te abençoe
@@kabanduty7652🙏
Still safer than Chicago
@@qikstar did you live in Brazil?
@@qikstarNot true.
You’re far away from true. Spend your time talking about your country. Your opinion doesn’t reflect the true.
Exactly, very little of this video reflects the reality in Paraná, sounds like someone who moved to Brazil, had no idea of the reality, and is bitter about their personal experience.
This video is fear mongering at its highest level. I guess people will do anything for views these days.
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
this guy is providing wrong information ..brasil is not for short stay..it is good to live here ..i am an expat here and enjoying a lot
Expat? No!!! You're an immigrant
yeah...I am planning on moving there before may...I love BRAZIL...😍😃
Expat? No! You're an immigrant
Hahahaha everyone I know that moved to Brazil from Canada and USA are thriving. One friend bought a hotel for the price of a townhouse in Calgary. Universal health system is not the best but better than Canada and the private system is better than in the USA.
People think Brazil is Rio de Janeiro or Sao Paulo but those cities are shit, too big and unsafe like Los Angeles, Detroit, Paris, etc. There are many medium size cities in Brazil with quality of life and safe as well, mainly in south of Brazil.
Um sulista invejoso 😅
I agree with almost everythig he said. Brazilians like to pretend everything is ok with 65k m per year. Finally, a honest review.
I'm Brazilian and I just have to thank you for this excellent video. I agree with everything you said. This place is hell on Earth, do not come here under any circumstances. Stay away from here. Everyone who comes here dies stabbed or shot. There is so much suffering, pain and tragedy. It's indescribable...
I discovered that this is the cheapest and most efficient way to avoid plagues of locusts in my house. I would hate to see this place full of strange people bothering me.
What do you mean! São Paulo is not safe at all!
Compare with other cities
@@Marcelo-tq7lt like what? Belo Horizonte? Still more dangerous. Brasilia? Oh mb São Paulo is still more dangerous. Wait Porto Alegre? Wait my bad São Paulo is still most dangerous. These compared cities are also big cities
@@Arthurdasportgoat all the cities in the northeast are more dangerous than São Paulo, Brazil is dangerous, if you consider the population of São Paulo, the cities you mentioned it's pretty dangerous as São Paulo.
0:17 The weather? LOL, come to Canada, you'll love here! Brazil is so huge that is no way you can get to know about the weather over there.
Ar least, Brazil don't have TORNADOS on a weekly basis.
I emigrated to Brazil from USA. This video is utter bull$hit.
Hi. The climate variation from coastline to countryside is not exclusive from Brazil. About taxes, what are your sources since you are not a citzen? You reproduced some prejudice regarding this. About Feira de Santana... it's not a touristic spot, sorry. Ive already been there and... no different from Illinois where I'm now. So... guys, this video shows in it's majority part nothing so different fom other parts from developed countries. Thanks to talk about our SUS. It's universal!
I'm so tired of these "People regret moving to" videos. Stupid click bait titles.
5:45. These street belongs to a Unesco's heritage site. For obvious reasons, you can't pave it.
i was born here and i live here 24 years (my age). i dont know how people can get frustrated with this video. I live in Rio, i live in panic state no matter the time and how much late the night gets this feeling get worse. Its so dangerous. Assaults are the most common thing in buses and throughout the city. i hate to live here. i never feel safe a moment here. i cant have anything that plp may steal from me easily. Leaving the center and rich zones all the streets are dominated by gangs and mismanaging from head states. High taxes and fees with salaries extremely low. The majority plp have to choice to buy food or to pay rent. check it out the map and you will see how favela (slums/poverty) dominates the most part of cities. Guys dont come to Brazil if you want to have a dignified life. Corruption is in our roots since from colonial ages. 😵💫🤯
Im Brazilian 32 yr old and throughout my life I've lived in every region of the country, i actually agree with most of what was said in the video and ill say more, no matter how many upsides you manage to find around living here NOTHING compensates for the violence and the constant fear of being robbed when walking LITERALLY ANYWHERE open. I have some friends and family that have been robbed more than 5 times each at gunpoint and we all live in very safe neighborhoods, even in our own houses we fear break ins with us still inside, all houses around have tall walls with barbed wire, cameras and security system and still we hear about break ins all the time. In the first house of my neighborhood in Brasilia(capital) lives a couple of cops, the man is a police chief in the civilian police force and the woman is a policeman at the military force, THEIR HOUSE HAS BEEN ROBBED FOUR TIMES WTF, one time they were inside and didnt notice the robbers stealing stuff downstairs
Brazilians themselves don't want to live in Brazil, every single one that manages to get money or a good career flees as fast as they can to anywhere, and i do mean anywhere, safer than here, the ONLY metric is SAFETY when choosing somewhere else to live. The most common destination for brazilians ascending in economy is to move to Canada. My grandma was a citizen born, raised and lived 85 years in Rio de Janeiro and she used to tell us to NOT visit her because Rio was constantly in war, my uncle in another place of Rio tells me currently that almost every week he hears the sound of rifles being fired two streets down at nightly hours.
One of the reasons that robbers walk around so freely is because gunfire weapons are prohibited in brazil, 99% of the population do not have access to them but in the ground market you can buy a pistol for literally 100 dollars, I've been there, i was offered one, the population is completely harmless to robbers. The judicial system is very lenient towards break ins in houses, in the very few cases they are caught they spend like 4 months in jail IF THEY EVEN GO TO JAIL and that's for the ones found carrying guns while breaking in. My cousin is a 37 yr old woman that lives in Fortaleza Ceará, she has been robbed at gunpoint in her car while waiting on a red light in the middle of the street 6 times, it always happens the same way, a motorcycle stops by the driver side with 2 men, one driving and one armed, both using helmets, the image of two men in a motorcycle is a picture of terror in Brasil and every single brasilian not matter where they are from knows it simply because thats the most frequent image in the news.
To any other brazilian that disagrees with me and whiling to be a keyboard warrior ill say F** YOU, your opinion doesn't matter because you cant change reality, YOUR reality doesn't change the reality of the WHOLE COUNTRY and my notifications for replies are disabled, STOP BEING A NATIONALIST CHILL YOU FKN DUMBASS, if it didnt happen around you it does NOT mean it doesnt happen fkn every day fkn everywhere
I am Brazilian and this video is kind of true. A lot of citys in Brasil are dangerus like all the capitals in the north states but citys like Florianópolis (south) have a good quality of live, the IDH is 0,847 not far away form Finland IDH (0,871). The "Floripa" city have amazing beachs, increrable people, great wether, a very good security and a cheap cost of life for someone who receive your payment in US dollars or Euros. SUS isn't perfect but is better to have the oportunity to have a free helth care help than pay 1,500$ for an anbulance like in the US. My recomendation is to move or visit this amazing country, you are very welcome here. ( sorry for any english mistakes)
you cant be brazilian
SUS can be quite good, even better than any European health system other than England and Germany. It varies from region to region and even from municipality to municipality. What he said in the video can be true in remote places in poor and corrupt paets of the Northeast region, but it's definitely generally not true in the South.
1500$ are paid in the US if an ambulance took you to hospital ???? Do you recommend moving to Floripa in Brazil ? Does it have good health care system & clean environment and enough job opportunities ? if you can explain in details please
@@user-wt9sr2me4q the public system isn’t perfect but is 100% free and the prived hospitals are chepear than the us. where are you from ?
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
o que mais afasta os turistas do Brasil é a má reputação que temos por causa da violencia, ja que os outros problemas estao mais relacionados aos residentes do que aos turistas
About the climate you're right. Gilberto Freyre in his book "The Masters and the slaves" explains how the Portuguese were the only Europeans able to survive to the Brazilian weather
So... this is what comes of making faceless videos from archive footage and things that chat GPT told you to say.
When you copy things from Wiki you really should try not to alter them. Wiki says "Brazil has the highest number of intentional homicides in the world", not "international homicides", what does that even mean?
This data is only until 2008 and is considering absolute numbers. Its ranking as a percentage of the population puts it at number 16 in the world. You also have to consider that the vast majority of these crimes affect young poor males involved in the drug trade.
The bit about the weather is just sad. If you don't realize that tropical countries have a lot of sun then you really shouldn't be allowed out on your own, let alone move to Brazil.
I do like the bit in your description that says "Subscribe for more unbelievable travel destinations and tips", because this drivel is certainly unbelievable.
Very good. Thank I hanvent thought about the GPT thing …Thanks for making me aware of it !
As a US citizen who spent some time in Florianopolis, this video is completely inaccurate.
What a trash thumbnail. Those 3 gang members are not from Brazil, none of those tattoos are seem in the country. Yes, BR has 2 big gangs mainly on Rio, SP and northern states, with a little presence everywhere, quite similar to the US. That ex president on the right was the last one, which sadly was one of the least bad leaders here. Every single president was close to useless or criminals and the country's judges now have way too much poser, just like in the US. Playing the people against each other while politicians steal and are responsible to all the chaos.
That being said, in most countries is quite simple to find your favorite state: If you are a "hands on" hard worker, go to states where agricultural is more common, (Brazil would be the Central and South states), if you are more focused on night lifestyle or make your living with media/marketing, you will probably prefer the economical capital or the capital itself (in Brazil those will be more on the Southeast states like Sao Paulo, Rio etc).
Ohhh from Canada Brazil is worth the risk.. ill trade houses in a heartbeat
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
You have a brain , he doesn’t …with all do respect to Canada and the US … People like that lives on their own world … a very different one 😅
@@eduardomoreira6100
It sad people are living like sheep and dont have any forecasting abiltie to see trajectory and the incomig collapse of first world countries . Let compare and analyze Western world and the Roman empire before it collapse. Both have similar issues : Massive corruption (pollitician, elite, governement) Wickeness , Sexual perversion, Woke idealogies(feminism, victim olympic, Transformer squad (transe@ual ) , destruction of the family unit ), , Devaluation of their currency ( Printing USA dollar combine with the fact more and more countreis are giving up on using the USA doallar ) , Immigration border crisis or barbarian invasion, inflation, moral decay, Rising number countries who cannot stand the West and their hypocrisy and tryrannical order , ...... Nowdays we also have AI causing massive layoff and incoming bubble real state crisis , potential stock market crash, incoming and continous banking crisis. In addition we have a rising of the colonized countries ,especially in Africa we refuse to be exploit by WEST anymore. In can you missed is there an exodus of people leaving the so called first world countries to go second or 3rd world countries because they see what coming ! Now gentlemens prove me wrong with facts !
Brazil is an amazing country❤❤❤
Amazing for tourism and spending vacation or living ?
I’m an American living here in Brazil. I am living here while laughing at what Americans think is a good life, while I’m actually living it.
what did you found in brazil which you couldnt find in the US? Wish you could explain in details please@@yanadm3899
Funny you mention that i was talking to a ambulance driver in the US he said it's crazy how many people refuse to be taken to a hospital after an accident because they can't pay for the ambulance bill which can be as high as 10k
Already lived in denmark, mexico, colombia, spain...
And the true is only one, brazil is the best country i have ever been
Even the images don't show Brazil. Those tattooed gangs don't exist in Brazil.
The gangsters in the thumbnail are not Brazilian. They're Central American.
The rain in Brazil is wonderful. Nothing better than sitting in a cafe people watching in the rain. Brazil has high crime and that's a problem.
To criticise the weather in Brasil is so daft so ignorant. I rather shield myslef from the sun then to be in the cold for 6/7 months with rain, windy days and with shitty summer that ends in a blink of an eye = London. We don't have storms, hurricanes, earthquakes like in America, who wants that? During winter in Sao Paulo you can have temperatures rising to 30 degrees.
this video makes me want to move to brazil and live the gringo life
This video presents a concerning narrative by selectively highlighting certain truths while significantly exaggerating negative aspects. It's troubling to witness a portrayal that seemingly suggests superiority based on racial demographics, labeling southern cities with predominantly white and European populations as superior, while characterizing those in the north, with more native and black communities, as uncivilized and perilous. In truth, every region harbors both positive and negative aspects, and to generalize based on race is not only inaccurate but also perpetuates harmful stereotypes. Let's strive for a more nuanced understanding that acknowledges the diversity and complexities within communities across the country.
This persons never been to brazil obviously
Damn! Was this man paid to make such a video? Im french livinf in Brazil over 16 years! Also lived in the USA and london and let me tell you something: im gonna die here! If you are from Europe or from the states, when you land in Brazil, you’ll figure out by yourself how good it is to be in a place where people know, how to live, where people are fine to each other; where people will talk to you even tho they don’t know you! Brazil to me is the chosen country, even with its porblems i would alwychose Brazil. Now, if you think you are life is means to be a robot, live in the states or in Europe, where people look at each other as if they were, in someway, ”different beings” haha! Ofc, if you get paid in dollar or in Euros, or if you have a business in Brazil, youll be fine, on the contrary, its going to be a little bit hard for ya!
So? What are the regrets of 95% of people moving to Brazil? You mentioned none of them...
Lets talk about being shallow. This video for instance trying to give advice on climate, violence, culture. It even went from Fortaleza to Florianópolis, a straight line that would surpass in size many countries in Europe in 11 min. Bravo!
Sao Paulo is not known for being safe. It's not very safe.
What area in SP can be safe to live in?
São Paulo tem uma população de 12 milhões + grande São Paulo chega 22.000 milhões. Comparada com outras cidades na real , em índice é menos violenta.
@@ruypapaleobianchini395 Esse "índice" não reflete a vida real, o que mais tem em São Paulo é roubo de celular e roubo de carro para desmanche.
Prices can't be concealed in Brazil because there are strict laws for this. If a place doesn't have the price tag in the gondola, you can simply enter any number and take whatever it is in the fibdola for the price you chose and the supermarket/store will have to accept that because it was their mistake to not place a price tag.
Brazil much better than USA ❤WE LOVE BRAZIL ❤❤❤
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Dude, I'm from Brazil, from São Paulo (city) and things here are not exactly as you are depicting. Some corrections: São Paulo city is not safe - the country side of the state is definetely not safe also, it will vary from place to place, but it is not europe. I wouldn't call a place where you need eletric fences around your house a safe place. You can easily find price tags around the products (it is not a surprise as you mentioned).
I would add to your content: the public university system that we have - which is pretty good and "free". Also add the amount of fruits and vegetables that can be found here and are accessible. It is easy to make friends in Brazil and people are generally warmly welcoming foreigners. Brazil has many hiden places and can have different scenarios around: such as beautiful moutains (Minas Gerais) as beautiful beaches (the list is a non-ending one). Fried snacks are super tasty here, as coxinha, pastel and risolis.
But Brazil is not a cheap place as people think. Products can be extremely expensive in supermarkets (prefer open markets).
But you did a good research, that can not be denied. For a non-resident and non-native, you did great, actually.
Whoever made this video clearly has never lived in Brazil and probably never left the US. It sounds chatgpt generated..
As a Brazilian born & raised in São Paulo, I have to say that I’m shocked with the accuracy of this video. São Paulo is by far the safest big city in Brazil, a tech hub and it has a wild nightlife for those like me who likes to drink & party till 7am (and sometimes even beyond). I have left Brazil almost a decade ago & today I live in Toronto- Canada, but I got say I miss the weather, the food, the people and above all the social-nightlife from there. Millionaires can easily retire in Santa Catarina or Sao Paulo without worrying about the daily hassles of a regular Brazilian struggling through the rat race!
When you say sao Paulo do you mean Sao Paulo city or Sao Paolo state?
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
@@passportbroblackexpatbrasil well, think about this 50% of Brazilians do not have access to basic sanitation. This is probably worse in African countries. However, this is not the case for most 1st world countries. There are a lot of people from 1st world countries that move to Brazil when they realize their social life is cold, distant, disconnected, boring & miserable compared to Brazil/3rd world countries. I realized this after spending 10 years in Canada. Life here is boring as fuck! Death owns a little bit of us everyday, so you might as well live the nicest & happiest life as possible. I’m strongly considering leaving Canada after 10 years. I have done my fair share for this economy & country, helped several people while struggling myself. I feel I’m doing time here and this is about to expire. “Nothing is permanent except change”
@@napoleonokugbe2406 sao Paulo city. But I have been all over it as well. Great times !!!
@@carloslinan88 Hello , I m not sure if that high but anyway every countries have their problems. Moreover the so called first countries are on verge total collapse and are bankrupted. As result their living conditions will become far worst than Brasil . And their people are not use to suffer and they been living way over their head for centuries. That why we seeing a massive exodus from West ( Europe+USA+Canada ) to Africa, Brasil and the rest of South america. In addition , USA and their allies want to maitain their hegemony on this world that why they are tiggering and provoking multiple conflicts, wars . As result the rest of the world is fed up and are rebelling . Moreover , they are working together (BRICS+) and isolating the first world countries and stop giving their ressources for cheap or free. I m Canadian I see the shift , the end of Western dominated world.
The only thing I agree on as a Brazilian born and raised is the safety topic.
All of these 'negative' reasons not to move to Brazil can be applied to the US as well.
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
@@passportbroblackexpatbrasil Interesting. I view things the exact same way as you do and also share the observation. Thanks for the comment.
This might be the worst video I've seen about the topic, congratulations
SOUNDS LIKE THE GREAT USA.....LOL
Still waiting to hear overwhelming facts to deter my desire to move there
Summers in Florianopolis are actually hot as hell, humidity hovering around 80% with hot sun
As you might expect in a tropical country.
/claramente esse cara nunca veio pro Brazil
The thumbnail makes no sense. Why it shows Bolsonaro when the president is Lula?
Another thing, the NHS might have been renowed in the past, but that's no longer the case. The system is struggling right now and it takes time for people to be seen, to be treated, it does not cover all treatments, for example related to Cancer. The doctors are not always good, they tend to give you paracetamol and send you home. Private Healthcare is expensive and most companies don't provide it as a benefit, as opposed to Sao Paulo at least when I was working there it seemed more common to have it through your employer.
Ops...Can't stand haters!! Wrong channel!!
What the hell have I just watched - the hat country doesn’t have its flaws but straight up saying why you should ‘Never’ move here is pure BS. Don’t expect a sub and do better with your content. Love to Brazil from Ireland!
First of all where or How did he get his 95 % number ? 😮😮
He says Brasil has 27 states, but he barely visits 3 or 4 states.
Each state or city has strength and weakness.
Depending on your profile,ambitions,needs,lifestyle, and goals, some states or cities may be a good fit.
It is mandatory to look for a profile of expats before making false assumptions.
For example, a foreign student may move permanently in New York and IT professional move silicon Valley in San Fransico or retired coupe may move to Florida or young family move North Carolina,......
Now use the same logic for Maceio,San Luis,Manaus,Belem,Rio de Janeiro,Florianapolis,Bahia,.....
Furthermore, most people who returning US,Canada,Europe.are depressand sad to leave Brasil.
Now, let talk about safety .
It is common knowledge safety is a big issue in the USA ,go live Iin LA or Chiraq(chicago).
The criminality is issue USA,London,France.
Do you think the USA or Europe is safe?
What about the corruption ,wickedness ,criminality of North America , and the European government?
Everyone understands the Euro-Atlantist colonial power , and the socioeconomic system is on the verge of total collapse.
And the global south will rise up.
No one pretend Brasil is perfect .
You must accept the trade-off (good and bad).
I lived in Brasil for almost 3 years, and I missed it . I will return and stay permanently as soon as possible.
As usual, you need do your homework then a transition period before you move permanently to another country.
Pô, namoral. Se quer falar mal do país, pelo menos fale dados reais. Tem coisas ai que não fazem o menor sentido.
The NHS is terrible, from what ive seen the Brazillian system is better.
I wonder if things were being explained to you in your first language. If you visited clean, orderly, clinics and medical professionals, you were visiting private practices that take payment from patients. The public hospitals: I’ll say this: you can get life-saving medical care for free. They’re staffed with trained, intelligent, capable & caring doctors. But if a moderately wealthy American, Canadian, or Australian went to one of the busy public hospitals in a city in Brazil, I can imagine them getting fearful and upset. It’s not bright-shiny-perfect white everywhere. They’re working hard to at least TRY to meet a big need. If you’re squeamish about seeing other people’s injuries, if you never had to lose some medical privacy because of the facility not having space for you to be alone, if it rattles you to see a woman going into labor while waiting in line next to a geriatric fall-down to the left of you & a mortorcycle injury to your right… that’s the public hospital. Bless them and thank you for yourservice, i say. Although ethically on the side of true human decency and love-thy-neighbor, the public portals to med care are very crowded and they look a bit rough. The fancier places are not free. They are for fancy people. The only exceptions are when the public hospital needs to send you for special testing to a private clinic that has necessary equipment (and the hospital doesn’t have it).
Bro what is this video even trying to say? Half of it was about how affordable beach houses are and the other half is describing literally thousands of places around the world...I'm from the states and one of the leading causes of bankruptcy is health expenses. The medical skill is also not amazing in every state or even every town. You can get terrible health care and still pay a ton of money here. Also, why even mention the cultural shock and distance in a video like this? That is true in any scenario of a person moving from one country to another - it's truly all relative. Maybe the only relevant data you shared is homicides, but that also happens everywhere and is usually gang-related. Curious how much of that is associated toward innocent bystanders? Again, that happens here in the states. Three people murdered in San Francisco in the last month and I actually knew one of them. But I still love this city. This video is misleading and very subjective in my opinion.
Keep in mind that video exalts the negatives points from Brazil, I'm brazilian and I agree with almost of them. But if I make a video about the negative side of other country like US ,CA or even EU. it won't treat the life as it if. So, take a note of that negatives side and go to Brazil or other country then see what is it true for your life living there.
This video is quite biased and ignorant. There are 5.5k cities in Brazil, you have snow and very hot climate, violent big cities and suburbs and very safe ones. Buying a house there is a very good deal, specially for the prices.
Funny to see you illustrate how safe Sao Paulo is, with images of Praça da Sé which must be one of the most dangerous area, where any Paulista will tell you not to go. I have been there with a group and it is jaw dropping. All my friends in Sao Paulo have been mugged once or twice this year, so calling it safe is quite misleading.
Exactly. We, from São Paulo, advice people to not go to Praça da Sé, Luz, República, etc. Not safe at all. I keep myself extremely alert there if I have to go around - and consider that I had worked there once as well.
Moro em São Paulo a 57, anos e nunca fui assaltado , hoje a praça da Sé está segura , com muitos policiais .
The guy who produced this video does not know this huge and diverse country called Brazil. If you want's give your opinion about some place, you needs live there bro! You are absolutely wrong, because Brazil has many problems (and just tell me which country doesn't have problems?) but it's an incredible and fascinating place
Wrong information ..hateful post ,biased
I think living there would feel completely different if you've made to be with family. Staying in the UK on my own would be very lonely which is a huge problem in itself as you get older.
O norte americano so conheçe o São paulo e Rio de janeiro
I felt like he was describing America. I can't wait to exit out of America.
I guess it was an argentine the made this video also the prisoners at the cover are from El Salvador Brazilian don't have those criminal tattoos and don't look like that 😊
Best comment!!! 😂😂😂
It is impressive that Euro-American propaganda always portrays Brazil in a pejorative way. But in relation to Portugal, it is like a Switzerland, and this is proven in Western rankings (created by considered nationalities) such as the Country Similarity Index, where it is similar to Spain, Italy, and France, and Brazil is similar to Colombia, Uruguay, and Venezuela (lol). In other words, they make it clear that it is an underdeveloped country compared to Portugal, which, for the geopolitical West, is developed, according to the socioeconomic indices they produce, also with the aim of privileging their own (in this case, Portugal would not be left out, as it is in Western Europe) and without any empathy for exploited countries like Brazil, where they ignore and do not help it to recover and at least reach where its former colonizer has reached: in the realm of the considered developed (but that would obviously be asking too much from a people who do not care about anything but themselves and who also create socioeconomic indices to defend their own people).
Brazilians need a lot of strength, resilience, health (including better mental health), intelligence, energy, and all the qualities in the world, or at least half of them, to face these powerful countries. After all, just as Brazil itself is not for amateurs, the world is not either.
sao paulo is definitely NOT safe lol
Fake news
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
That’s ridiculous, you are generalizing a hole country because of a few big cities that has some problems in the same way as NY, PARIS and PHILADELPHIA has. Study more
I looked at this ranking. The hospital where I conduced my 6th MRI (for free btw) and where I will do major surgery (cost appr 30 dollars I think perhaps 50 more if I spend the night) is ranked number 6. (Karolinska in Sweden)
Sub-par healthcare? Brazil has some of the best healthcare in the world
Can you explain more please? Do people wait a lot at hospitals like Canada?
Don't be ridiculous.
There are videos of foreign experiencing brasilian hospital public heath, i dont use ot a lot, i have privete one coz my boss provide it .@user-wt9sr2me4q
Your words and informations about Brazil is not completly correct ......
Correction: 95% of People Regret Moving to RIO
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
I would like to translate this video to Portuguese, so that Brazilians could see and understand what going on.
I visited Brasil a few time . And I stayed for a few months and last time for 30 months. Brasil is not heaven but it is good country . Furthemore no country is perfect , every countries has is flaw and strenght. For every country you move you must accept the trade off ( good and bad) It depend what you looking for and which city you move . Every cities have a different reality. I find funny people dont realize the so called first world countries (USA, Canada , European nations) are on verge of total collapse and soon they be far worse than Brasil and African countries. Nowdays we see a lot people for the so called first world countries moving to Africa, Brasil . I wonder why?
7:39: This is Spain, not Brazil
What's "international homicide"?
He altered the quote from Wiki, which says "intentional homicides". That's absolute numbers too, not the rate.
I thought it might mean shooting someone across an international boundary.@@Brazil_Life
Weterrner scare tactics - TAX DOLLARS
This video is bullcrap. Brasil is not Sao Paulo, Rio and Salvador. lmao what is this guy on?
I wonder what the reasons are. Thanks for sharing this insight into expat life in Brazil.
I live in Brazil and hearing you say that São Paulo is a safe place reveals that you know nothing about Brazil, do more research before making such a misinformative and false video.