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imyourz2107New member16 December 2010 07:49:20

hi.im new here and im so greatful to find this site.I would like to make friends and put Brazil in my list of places i wanna visit.Anyone can show me around??dont hesistate to write me..

keep safe

God Bless

Harishs New member

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HarishsNew member16 December 2010 08:03:25

Welcome to Expat-blog,

Hope that members soon reply back to you

imyourz2107 New member

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imyourz2107New member16 December 2010 08:09:15

thank you....

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ChristineViP16 December 2010 09:02:34

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Hi imyourz2107, welcome on Expat-blog!

Your discussion has been moved on the Brazil forum for effective networking.

I hope you get lot of new contacts on the site.
I wish you good luck
Christine

kenj Member

Member since 04 November 2010

kenjMember17 December 2010 03:59:05

Hi
Brazil is a marvelous place. The culture is somehow related to the Philippines since its population is predominantly Christian also. But its way too expensive compared to the Philippines. And you better prepare yourself with some Portuguese. You will find some Tagalog words (which are basically from Spanish) that have the same meaning in Portuguese but the pronunciation is totally different. Growing up in the province with my Lolas using those old old old Tagalog words helped me a lot in understanding Portuguese and surviving my daily activities.

imyourz2107 New member

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imyourz2107New member17 December 2010 04:07:25

hi thanks for the warm welcome..

rhon4short New member

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rhon4shortNew member27 December 2010 13:27:33

i am from Philippines too, and Singapore is my expat destination, This coming December 31,2010 is our Flight ,together with my parents. SEE U SOON

Moo Kuwait Expat Advisor

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MooKuwait Expat Advisor27 December 2010 16:22:38

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I love Brazil and i wish to visit it one day.

maxtony New member

Member since 28 December 2010

maxtonyNew member02 January 2011 13:49:07

Hello
I live in Mato Grosso (middle of Brazil). Here is good to visit if you like to do fishing, know natives and Nature.

You want only visit? Why dont stay forever? haha

Well, dont need know portuguese to visit only, but to stay and work you need it. Here is good to Pinays who are fluent in english (can be teacher), graduated nurse (especialized is better) and too for who know fluent spanish too for work with suport to latin america, this is the mosts easy to find jobs here.

xanxan_18ide New member

Member since 18 May 2011

xanxan_18ideNew member18 May 2011 14:46:50

#10

hello..i just wanna ask cause its my first time to go abroad and i only have passport..is it possible to visit brazil with that,and return ticket..
do i need funds..?what else do i need?thanks..ciao

kenj Member

Member since 04 November 2010

kenjMember26 May 2011 12:35:53

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Hi Xanxan,

I believe we Filipinos are allowed to enter Brasil without a VISA for 90 days. Some of my friends already did that. I think the problem you will encounter is not with foreign immigration but with our local immigration in NAIA. They are just pain in the ass. hehehehe

xanxan_18ide New member

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xanxan_18ideNew member26 May 2011 14:42:15

#12

thanks kenj

yeah!thats what im thinking ..huhuh

rizza da silva Member

Member since 29 June 2010

rizza da silvaMember30 May 2011 22:57:40

#13

you can come here in brazil with just your passport and return ticket...but of course you need money, coz its very expensive here....

xanxan_18ide wrote:
hello..i just wanna ask cause its my first time to go abroad and i only have passport..is it possible to visit brazil with that,and return ticket..
do i need funds..?what else do i need?thanks..ciao

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