Why I Moved to South America! 🌎 The Continent of Opportunity!
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- Join me in this exciting episode of the Brazil Venture as I delve into the compelling reasons behind my decision to call South America, particularly Brazil, my new home. From strategic advantages like optimal time zones for global business to the alluring cost of living that stretches every dollar further, discover why this continent is dubbed the land of opportunity.
In this video, I’ll touch on how the unique cultural experiences, economic benefits, and the untapped potential of the region influenced my life-changing move. Whether it’s the business-friendly tax structure or the rich, vibrant lifestyle that Brazil offers, each reason weaves into a narrative of freedom and possibility.
Are you intrigued by the prospect of living in South America? Could this be your next big adventure? Tune in as I share my personal insights and experiences, providing you with a glimpse into the life that awaits in this breathtaking part of the world.
Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and comment your thoughts or questions. What's your view on moving to a new continent for new opportunities?
You've been here for quite some time already, but, still, welcome to Curitiba! I was born and grew up here, but my ancestors also decided to come and venture some decades ago. It's always nice to have different perspectives about the city (and the country in general) from someone that comes from a different country - as you may have noticed, many people here tend to see the negatives only. All the best and success to you and your company!
Thank you so much! Yeah, I've noticed that, but yeah, I love it here! Curitiba is awesome!
I do have a dear german friend from Berlin and he loves Brazil, he actually knows my own country better than I do, he also got a fiance here, but now for financial reasons is better for him to stay in Germany, but he loves our culture, our way to see how life should be, and I think that's is what makes us different from the rest of the world, we certainly have a lot of problems, much more than Germany or western europeans Countries do, but the Brazilian people really knows how to make the best of life, we are the number 1 when it comes to chasing happiness and I'm a little bit proud to know that you would be able find your own peace of happiness here.
My best friend (a Brazilian one) visited Europe last month (London, Amsterdam, Berlin and a city from Austria that I don't remember which was) and he said that except Amsterdam, the other cities weren't quite as good as São Paulo is (Berlin was by far the worst of all).
But I must say that São Paulo isn't Brazil, I know that you enjoy visiting South America, but literally Brazil is as big as the rest of South America, we have +/- 50% of all territory and +/- 50% of all population from S.A.
There are so many different cultures and people in Brazil, São Paulo is the city where almost all of them collide, but take your time to know my beautiful country, you'll fall in love.
Yeah, I agree. I love the brazilian culture! I already am in love! I do like Sao Paulo, but you're right, there are so many more special places then SP :)
Very relatedable reasons! And I definitely love all brazilians I met so far haha 🤣 they are just sooo cute and friendly! Have to come soon and visit you 😍 (i know I say this since forever lol desculpa!!!)
You do! Brazil is really cool! You’d love it
Once I talked to a German guy who had just visited Sao Paolo and he was shocked about how costy it was, more than Germany. I guess in Curitiba life cost may be slightly lower than in Germany, but Sao Paolo is more expensive.
Yeah, Curitiba is a bit cheaper then SP. I really like it here.
Earning in dollars/euro SP is cheap. I guess the problem is the Brazilian income, not exactly the cost of living. But I am in Canada now, and oh boy, the food is expensive as hell compared to Brazil. You have to sell a kidney to buy vegetables and meat. Also the rent went to the roof after COVID-19 and war...
@@mattvideoeditor our real/dollar ratio is manipulated by government. Government likes it low, so it exports more. Once it had been 1/1 in the past, and it remained 1/2 for a very long time. So comparing in dollar makes no sense. Real/dollar ratio changed for foreigners out of a sudden, but our prices inflation does not respond to it directly.
meat and fruits are known to be cheap here fore sure. but apartment rent is insane. it's equivalent to Paris.
That's a strange take. Yeah, if you would earn better, you'd be richer :D Within Brazil, SP is pretty expensive.
It's not possible for a government to 'manipulate' the currency.
Spot on
i lived in japan and united kingdom ,finally got happily settle in brasil..europe has more homless people ,worst healthcare now it's future seems insecure
Yeah, I unfortunately agree!
Rio de Janeiro is very expensive compare to all other cities in Brasil. It’s even more expensive than many countries in Europe. South Brazil is cheaper and so much nicer.
I agree.
Rio is also dangerous.
Depends on the region. Also, Rio is just amazing. It’s the most beautiful city I’ve ever been to
@@zanychelly, be careful because the media is very sensacionalist. Take a look at videos "Leblon Beach - Brazil", for example, a tourist place in Rio, and tell me if it seems dangerous. The media only shows problems between drug lords in some areas of the city etc. andd generalizes the city.
Its quite curious how many brazilians wants to go to Europe ou USA and now I've been watching a lot of "gringos" moving to Brazil.
I guess you always want what you don't have. But I love it here! Brazil is awesome!
Welcome! Brazil is really fantastic! Hope you have a great life here!
It really is! Thank you so much!
Seja bem vindo ao nosso país! Gigante pela própria natureza!
Obrigado ☺️
Im brazilian, i love my country i love its positives and negatives, it is with regrets i say that brazil is one of the most violent country towards LGBTQ+ people, it is the country with the highest homicide/violence rate against trans people, theres some negative aspects of our country that we must learn for self preservation sake
Im engaged in my local politics mainly because id hate to shit talk my country and do jack shit about it
Very true! Thank you for highlighting this. It's so cool, that you are engaged in local politics! you're right. thats the only way to bring change for the better!
Seja bem vindo muita felicidade para vocês que de Tudo certo .
Muito Obrigado 😊
Curitiba? Say no more! Have you had lunch at the Municipal Market? Try the Parmegiana at Mr. Dea Restaurant.
Thank you for the tip! I'll try that!
My best friend, born and raised in Brasilia, is now living in Hamburg
Nice! I love Hamburg
i lived in japan and uk ..finally got settle in brasil
That's awesome!
Hey I live in Joinville just about over 1 hour from CWB, if you'd like I can give you a tour here.
That’s so nice! I’ve been to Joinville before, but never checked out the city center
Welcome to Brazil!
Thank you 😊
Why dont u attend English Chickens meetings on Friday night?
I’ve never heard of that. What is it? 😅
Thank you for the video.
What part of Brazil are you? What city would you recommend for a retiree ?
Would appreciate your feedback.
Thank you
I'm in Curitiba and can 100% recommend the city. Santa Catarina is great as well :)
Thank you! Appreciate you !
Minas Gerais é o melhor estado para morar . O interior de Minas é fantástico. Gente muito boa e amigável. Montanhas maravilhosas e cidades bem aconchegantes . Comida mineira é deliciosa . Serra da Mantiqueira é 1000.
@bergdossantos9672 Eu também amo Minas Gerais 😍
Joao Pessoa, capital State of Paraíba is a great place to live, low rate crime, law living cost...
its giving max payne 3 vibes
What's that supposed to mean? :D
South America looks very cool 😎.
Your happiness is evident.
That makes me happy to hear! Thank you so much!
This government has changed the taxes system and we will be overtaxed here im Brazil. Hope you stay here mostly for the friendly people because the political system is not good.
My impression was that the tax reform was long overdue and in general pretty positive.
I subscribed in your channel! I'm brazilian, I have poud it! You are Welcome here!
Awesome! Thank you so much!
Hi from an American living in Guaratuba PR
I love Guaratuba! I was just there 2 weeks ago 😊💯
@@TheBrazilVenture i love it here,
There is more Americans living, near where i live there is Richard 93 years old from California
Hes living here for 30 years
Nice! Yeah, it’s a great place to live! So beautiful!
Nice work, vid informative, my husband is British, I'm Brazilian in London for most of my adult life and out if Brazil. We're thinking about moving back to Brazil but the violence do bother us. Any advice on that issue. We have a place in the Algarve, Portugal 🇵🇹 where likely to retired there w8th a " foot " also my home land 🇧🇷 Brazil 💙🇬🇧❤️🇵🇹
I’m in São Paulo State and here is perfect for me ‘cause the health system is great and free ,always hot and very developed city . The food OMG fruit here are amazing cheap and fresh.
If you want a great place , just avoid the big cities.
Yeah, I would agree. most big cities have sketchy neighbourhoods. Get to know a place, before moving there. Airbnb is great for that!
I've never had any problem with violence here in brazil. I can definitely recommend Curitiba
VC mora a tanto tempo fora e já pensa como um de fora!
O Brasil é gigantesco, tem milhares de cidades e claro, as grandes metropoles são mais inseguras, mas mesmo dentro elas tem muitas que são boas para se viver, mas o melhor é escolher cidades medianas e pequenas seja do sudeste ou do sul. Fuja do Rio de Janeiro, isso aqui é um inferno, vá para Vitoria ou a região serrana do Espirito Santo, vá para inumeras cidades de São Paulo, seja do litoral norte ou do interior, Paraná ou Santa Catarina onde se tem segurança e qualidade de vida!
O Brasil não é só violência, somente mal informados pensam isso!
brazil is still a sub development country, if you are rich of course you are good, but if you are poor your life will be very difficult. But relatively, the brazilian middle class is faar poorer than the middle class of other countries.
What’s a sub development country? Brazil is a BRICS country and as such faces some challenges, but there are many countries worse off then Brazil.
I really enjoy it here.
Se vc ver alguém depreciando o Brasil no TH-cam, quase certo que é brasileiro. É o complexo de vira-latas.
@@TheBrazilVenture indeed there are, but comparing the life of an average brazilian to the average of the european countries it is far worse. The average income is R$ 2.648. So for most of the population you have to live with a precarious health system, you do not have access to the city, poor education system, poor basic sanitation, violence, medieval penal system, police brutality etc etc All of this without talking about the structural racism, lgbt hate.
@aindaemomelas for sure! I see your point and I’m not saying that these issues don’t exist, but at the same time, down here in Curitiba, I’m not seeing many of theses problems.
@@eddiesantos4978 Ah, claro. O país com mais homicídios no mundo, 85° em poder aquisitivo, cada vez desidustrializando mais, ou seja, cada vez trabalhos de menor qualidade, terceira pior posição no rank de educação, quarta pior posição em saúde. O Brasil só é bom para quem é rico, ou quem não tem ambição nenhuma na vida e se dá por satisfeito vivendo à base de benefícios. E aí tenho que ver alguém falando em complexo de vira-latas?
I try to not critize my country but it is impossible... I love Brazil but the worst thing here is about culture... we are still face the bad thngs related to the socia_lism and progr3_ssism... due to the fact we have relevant social differences the people thinks the goverment can give everything they need to making a living... but almost those things are done badly
Bolsonaro voter for sure, critizes goverment programs for the poor, and than has a goverment job, total hypocrisy, better yet, a true viralata!
Not only that,but it seems like everyone is uneducated and doesn't care about the well being of others at all,specially in the big cities. People constantly pollute the roads and streets with trash (aggravated by the fact that the government doesn't do shit about cleaning it and urban architecture sucks,everything has holes and is slightly destroyed),constantly make a lot of noise,be it with modified bike exhausts or speakers,and forget to train their dogs to not bark at everything. Life in the big cities is living hell imo,but it should be like that everywhere excluding Japan and Scandinavia... I still really like it here,and I wish we could see a change for the better
@@insaeculasaeculorum yeah, you right... too much noise, a big lack of respect, but unfortunately the people thinks the contrary... it is changing slightly over the years but it is far from the normal if we compare to the rest of the World.