Thread: Moving to Brazil

Hi I'm moving to Rio next year, I'm British from London,
any other English speeking people out there moving or living in Rio
please let me know.
Regards T

Thats fine, quite like the look of the site, and it comes up on most search engins on the first pages.
Hope lots more poeple joine!!!

Sorry can't help but welcome to the Forum anyway.

Hi,

I am also from London and have moved to Rio to live. I am searching for Englsih speaking expats but its not been easy! Are you in Rio yet and what brings you here?

Thanks

Originally Posted by mercedes

Hi,

I am also from London and have moved to Rio to live. I am searching for Englsih speaking expats but its not been easy! Are you in Rio yet and what brings you here?

Thanks

Hi Mercedes, I have long been fascinated by Brazil. At present I am living in Uruguay. I am a little scared about crossing the northern border because being a gringo with limited language-skills, I may be quite vulnerable wandering around on my own in Brazil. Obviously, it would be a big help to connect with someone who speaks english if and when I ever get to Rio. Just for guidance/information, you understand. If you can have any suggestions, I would be grateful. Thankyou, sincerely, Clepington

Originally Posted by clepington

Hi Mercedes, I have long been fascinated by Brazil. At present I am living in Uruguay. I am a little scared about crossing the northern border because being a gringo with limited language-skills, I may be quite vulnerable wandering around on my own in Brazil. Obviously, it would be a big help to connect with someone who speaks english if and when I ever get to Rio. Just for guidance/information, you understand. If you can have any suggestions, I would be grateful. Thankyou, sincerely, Clepington

I live in Brazil and travel quite a lot. I have no worries about driving. My wife and family tell me not to drive at night for fear of being robbed. I accept their nagging but when I have travelled at night I have felt perfectly safe. The main highways are fairly busy at night so I think it has to be bad luck if stopped. There is more chance of being held up at the regular police road blocks and being given some excuse why you should pay a fine---but hoping for a bribe. The most common excuse is not having an official translation of my UK driving license. I just chat until they give in----they know they are wrong.

Originally Posted by clepington

Hi Mercedes, I have long been fascinated by Brazil. At present I am living in Uruguay. I am a little scared about crossing the northern border because being a gringo with limited language-skills, I may be quite vulnerable wandering around on my own in Brazil. Obviously, it would be a big help to connect with someone who speaks english if and when I ever get to Rio. Just for guidance/information, you understand. If you can have any suggestions, I would be grateful. Thank you, sincerely, Clepington

Never lived in brazil, but also very fascinated by the country! i've been to sao paulo, it was AMAZING, such a lively city!


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Hi Mercedes, welcome to BA.

How long have you lived in Rio, do you enjoy it there.
I would be very interested to hear all about it and im sure others would too

Welcome to B-A Mercedes