Relocating to Brazil - lived there years ago

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amoscaMember18 October 2016 20:55:08

My passport is American but my alma is Brazilian.
I've and worked in Rio and Sao Paulo.
I plan on arriving in the first quarter of 2017.
I don't want to buy property; just rent, relax and enjoy life.
My first choice city is Rio but I'm going to look at other locations.
Is the social/political climate still good an old guy?

spanishpete Serial expat

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spanishpeteSerial expat18 October 2016 22:31:37

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Its aways good, if you have "loads of money", and not so good if you dont,

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mococatxMember25 October 2016 17:54:11

Personally, I'd go for a smaller city rather than Rio or Sao Paulo. I can't relax and enjoy life in a big city...too many people, too much crime, I would feel lost in the crowd.
Campinas? Limeira? Porto Alegre even seemed nice. I know there are many more...

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GuestPoster136Guest25 October 2016 19:15:13

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Goiania is beautiful but far from the beach.

spanishpete Serial expat

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spanishpeteSerial expat25 October 2016 19:52:03

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try "Cabo Frio" in the state of rio, about an hour drive from the city of rio de janeiro

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