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- Here I talk about arriving in Brazil and things you should look out for and check on.
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I have been to Brazil thirteen times! Heaven right here on Earth! Heaven must be like this!
Isiah Thomas
I said the same thing. I felt like I was in heaven when I went to Arpoador.
I'm in Brazil now
First time I went to Brazil, I stayed only 5 days. Second time I went, I stayed for 100 days. Hahha
How did you stay for 100 days? Remote job. Is it IT? I am an engineer and I am trying to find out if I could pull it off.
When I graduate from college in December I’m planning on going to Rio for New Years for 2 weeks with the option of staying an additional 2 weeks if I like it
I touch down in September. First time.
Cool, what is the first city your visiting?
@@BasedInBrazil Rio.
I’m travel to Rio for first myself in September
15:50 my friend said the same, he takes uber all the time now. Metro price just went up, 5.80 now. He said uber was like 12, or 16 if it's farther.
Big thanks 🔥🔥🔥🔥🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾
U the goat on Brazil this channel going to 10k easy
i'll be in rio in two weeks, real good info a lot is "common sense" like you said but its always good to hear it
Yup, I stayed near Posto 8 . great location
Yup, Arpoador. Right between Copa and Ipanema. Perfect location.
I used the subway and buses in Sao Paulo. Their is an app for the buses and metro in SP, its easy to understand. I did use Uber and walked too.
I love the flights out of Miami to Rio. It leaves at 11 PM and you arrive at around 6:30 AM, since Brazil is only 1 hour ahead you can arrive and get right to things without losing time. This is true if you can sleep on the plane. I was able to since flights aren't full right now and you can stretch. The return flight is the same schedule leaves around 11 PM to Miami.
One tip is if you want to go to Rio try to avoid a connection in San Paolo. San Paolo airport is huge and you will have to walk like 45 minutes to 1 hour to get to your connection. Not fun...
True indeed. I will no longer fly back to the United States from Rio, but from Manaus. It’s 3 hours closer to Miami and there are not many passengers. When I last flew from Manaus to Miami the flight was 5.5 hours and there were only like 10 passengers on the plane. Like you said, I was able to stretch out.
Yes PriShah you are speaking truth...
Yea that overnight flight i took from Miami was smooth as silk... Left at 9pm Miami...got there like 8am in the morning Rio time ...
Ótima lista. I'll save this for when I go down next year
Thanks for the info, especially about the subway which I’ve never taken. Perfect timing too, since I’m planning a trip to 🇧🇷 👍🏾.
Great advice bro. I definitely need to get a couple of those converter plugs. I also bring a nightlight, small flashlight and I also have one of those headlamps in case the power goes out. I always keep a small first aid kit in my luggage.
And thank you for your advice and knowledge about brazil my brother
great content and advice about washer and dryer lol lesson learned for me.. especially during summer
I take screen shots or pictures of my passport and have a copy of it
I also take pictures of the hotel card on the address side.
Thanks for this video bro! I'm going to Brazil for the first time in Jan.
Loving this information
Thanks for this video
Great info Dennis! Preciate it brotha!
Appreciate the info brother
Tive Razão
AirBnbs charge electricity separate. Got charged 180 Real for an 8 day stay.. That is like 36 dollars.
Depends on the host. Not all of them do that.
Im in Rio de Janeiro Brazil now
I’m trying to find a airbnb now that’s coo with it
Great content and info. Very helpful!
How to find apartments in brazil , pcr test location , and your list of items to bring to brazil checklist
I don't think I'd take my iPhone to Brazil. I'd really hate to have it stolen. I'd seriously consider buying a cheap phone in Brazil. I'm really glad you can use a photocopy of your passport. In Kenya they will also let you use a photocopy of your American driver's license or state ID. Thanks for the heads-up in terms of women trying to hug you. I'm already sensing a major problem. In developing countries, an easy way to tell a person's income level is by the clothes he wears. But if one is concerned about getting mugged and therefore dresses simply, many women will not even look at him, for they will see him as a desperado in life. I wonder whether this is the case in Brazil.
@@Black-Circle Thanks. The reason I really cherish my phone, it's not because of its value. I have a lot of notes that I write for myself on a lot of different things. Even though I could get them back from iCloud, it would kill me to think of someone else reading through them. I love keeping notes and reminders on my phone for it's very convenient.
@@Black-Circle Shrug, I use a Moto E. Nobody wants that phone. TMO/MetroPCS doesn't charge for overseas usage. I did have a second phone with a local SIM in it, Movistar I think.
What is the name of the adaptors for charging your phone , computer , etc.
Great Video
Whatz your play list of music for brazil
Thanks for the info Dennis. Lots of important information. What’s your process in Rio? Do you meet women online prior to going to Rio?
Yes and also of course on the ground.
Good video but I do not agree with a few things ... I travel light 7-8 kg total , i do not bring flipflops I buy on site it's a good way to meet people who have a job ! ... I always buy a cellphone with 2 Sim card slots get a local number for internet it usually is super cheap you can almost forget using WiFi networks .
ATM machine I only go in the morning then bring back card to the room/apartment where I stay . At time of booking I book for 2 people say my gf will come later . I usually ask for cleaning lady to wash my clothes she gets extra money ok if you are staying static in one place then a washing machine is better ... Lots of other stuff...
I disagree at least a 30 days in Brazil 🇧🇷. I was in Rio de Janeiro for 30 days in December 2019. Here is my take don't be a lazy tourist. I'm old school and been traveling independently for over 40 years. This is what I do first I purchase a lonely planet travel guide, a English to Spanish dictionary a detailed paper map and I try to learn at least 100 common phrases. This will give up a lot of information before you even land in a foreign country. Again this is only my opinion. A ten day visit will make sure that you will be a tourist and not a traveler. But you did give a lot of valuable information in this video 📹. I used both the bus and the subway I don't know for sure if this is still available you can get a card and load money for multi-sides. I put 100 real on my card and had money 💰 left when I left Brazil 🇧🇷. Wear a money belt also when in the streets.
You already know that most travelers have regular jobs and can’t take 30 days off, which is why I said at least 10 days.
This is my point put in the effort and the work you figured out a way to travel to Brazil many times you put in the effort and the work it is OK to be a tourist don't get me wrong but all you will have is a tourist experience and that's not a bad thing at all I just have a different perspective on traveling that is my only point.
the problem with you gringos is that you think we speak spanish here, for fuck's sake. Learn once and for all, NOBODY speaks spanish here, and don't even try because it's considered of low taste and disrespectful. The languages may look similar to the illiterate, but in reality are very different.
I think next trip I go on I'ma try to go with nothing but my wallet and ID's then by everything there even my back pack just to get the lightweight incognito advantage for once
I usually only have a backpack.
Can you make your travel list a google document ?
I can but I’d rather not. just shoot me an email and I’ll copy and paste it in an email.
How do you suggest a newbie go about currency exchange and paying for things in rio? Can I use my US bank cards down there?
Where do you bank?
@@djeanpierre BofA and chase
Another great video brother I had a question ? How long did it take to get your PCR test back when you took it in Botafogo, Brazil I plan on making a trip to Rio de Janeiro Brazil in the next four months from now.
I didn’t take it in Botafogo. I took it when I was in Manais. Received the results the next day.
@@djeanpierre Thanks brother for the information.
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Do they have lyft
No
@@djeanpierre ok..I better down load the uber app then
Hey Denis bro i was planning to visit brasil maybe next year which part do you recommend me staying?
Did you watch the video???
@@djeanpierre Yeah..but i mean ya know THE best spot for like making friends if you catch my drift😂
@@bahamasbroyt shoot me an email
@7:15 Bradesco let u pull out 2k
Hey Bro how you doing long time no new video jk
To charge anyone just to bring a guest up to their hotel room is the most idiotic thing ever. Who conceived that idea?? It will only kill their business!
Maps me u can get gps without internet
If your going to spend a few months or longer in Brazil you might as well get a Vivo or Tim SIM card with a local number. I pay $R 80 a month or roughly $16 dollars for 6 gigs of internet and unlimited calls.
Surf or water shoes 👟 are very difficult to find here and useful for rocky or coral beaches also don't do the Rocinha Favela tour in chinelos.
Spray for mosquitoes