Very good list, congrats! We’re having a milder winter in Curitiba this year, and the city gets really charming during the colder months. Come visit us this year again!
Some of the best cities in Brazil are inside the state of São Paulo: Sorocaba, Piracicaba, Indaiatuba, Itu, Bauru, São José do Rio Preto, and São Caetano do Sul, Santos close to the sea. They are a modern, developed and safe (except those closer to the sea, that may have more problems with security).
@@nordicinvestorSorocaba é uma cidade que está se desenvolvendo rápido, a qualidade de vida está melhorando, um dos problemas nos últimos dias principalmente tem sido as queimadas e o aumento de poluição em alguns lugares, mas fora isso, é uma cidade boa. (Me desculpe por não escrever o texto em inglês)
i 've lived in england and Scotland for 8 years, and i think we may find good deals here in Brazil and find a nice and cozy place to live. There is one city called São José dos Campos, which is really wealth city, headquarters of best Tech universities and institutions of Brasil, and Embraer, Military Tech Complex, Enginnering and drone companies. Plus, SJC is near the coast and the amazing montains of Minas Gerais and São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro City as well. São José may be an amazing city to live in terms of Brazil. Put it in your list as well. You be amazed what you can discover in surrounding areas! Thanks Nordic!
Florianópolis used to be so safe and clean in the 90s. Real estate was really affordable too. But now it's crime-ridden and prices of housing have gone thru the roof.
Hi, i was thinking about move to Brazil and whenever i did research about quality of life there, somehow it always gravitated toward one city in the interior of Sao Paulo, and that city is Piracicaba, near Campinas. It's similar to Jundiai regarding the quality of life and crime, but it's also cheaper. I think you should definitely check it out!
In my opinion, this cities like: Jundiaí, Indaiatuba, Vinhedo, Itú, Campinas are the best places to live in Brazil. Near the beches, near the montains, best Universities, best jobs, near São Paulo, near Vira Copos airport etc. Safety nunbers beter than USA and Canada Cities.
in fact, they are great cities, with good indicators. but for me they are not beautiful cities and I believe that urban beauty is very important to have admiration for a place.
@@giofer3353 You re right. O think only small cities and some midium cities are pretty in Brazil. We have pretty neighbourhoods, but not entire pretty cities. Its because poverty and lack of urban plan, I guess..
Hey Nordic.. here is my help list over 100k inhabitants :) heheeh thanks for the video!! 1 - São José dos Campos (best City) 2 - Florianópolis (best Capital) 3 - Indaiatuba 4 - Curitiba 5 - Sorocaba 6 - João Pessoa 7 - Vitória 8 - Brasília 9 - Niterói 10 - Campina Grande
@@confuciouskomj.9061 hey there.... been in both Indaiatuba and Sorocaba... never been in Piracicaba, but people tells its an amazing city and full of jobs and fishes to eat..heheheh.. About Sorocaba: Big, modern, near SP Capital, loads of international companies, amazing SESC Cultural centre, good Zoo and Bothanical Garden, lots of bicicle paths.... Indaiatuba: one of best urban parks in the whole Brazil, cutting all the city from east to west... rich, safe, very few miles from a huge international airport.... there is no other medium size city in Brazil that can be compared with Indaiatuba... (Jaraguá do Sul could be the closest comparison, but still far away from Indaiatuba regarding jobs, logistics, location, etc)
I love your videos so much I have watched aomost everything.... The insights you have are next to no other I have seen, I just wish there where more ways to contact you privately
Nice video!! Hope to see the video about the smaller cities you said at the end. São Caetano (near São Paulo) and São José (near Florianópolis) come to mind immediately!! =D
I feel like Chapecó in western Santa Catarina should make the list, its a 250k people city that is very chill to live in, the only "con" is that it is far away from the coast
I like your list. But yes I would consider the suburb in the city or a nearby town. The summer beach season is full on and soo hot. Good for a young person but a retiree, hmm. Vitoria in winter is much more interesting than the summer (for me). Curitiba is not as cold in winter as I first thought but it is humid. Brasilia has very low humidity which I found uncomfortable. Good airport connections though. Maringa is very hot in summer, very nice in winter. Franca is an interesting one. But none of these is my favorite :)).
Very good List indeed , I would just swap Jundiaí or Blumenau for São José dos Campos also in Sao Paulo Outskirts, which from my perpective is THE BEST BIG CITY to live in Brazil... the reasons: 1 -> São José dos Campos is the first Inteligent city in Brazil, has maybe biggest technological spot in whole latin America; 2-> Headquartes of Jhonson & Jhonson, Panasonic, Embraer, etc... 3-> Murder rates (6,5) below 10 murders per 100thousand inhabitants, which is very good for brazilian standards and very low robery rates; 4-> PERFECT location (1hour drive from GRU airport, the largest International airport in S.America),; 5-> 1 hour 20min. drive to the (Mantiqueira Mountains Range, Monte Verde, Campos do Jordão etc); 6-> 1 hour 10min to North Coast Sea of Sao Paulo (Caraguá, Ilhabela, Ubatuba, Paraty RJ) 7-> Relatively big expat comunity 8 -> Infraestructure (Some of best roads in Brazil (Carvalho Pinto, Tamoios); 9-> Between São Paulo and Rio; 10-> Very Modern and clean city, high income population, high number of doctors per inhabitant, loads of green areas; I would take out Jundai? -> Too close to Sao Paulo Capital, you keep the having the caos feeling of Sao Paulo..heheheh I would take out Blumenau -> Bad location, poor logistics infraestructure (roads to reach are very simple), backwards minded oriented people (of course not all of them, but many)
@@fernandocesar2388 not really…. Its a very good place indeed, but No internacional flights, no modern highways, no very top universities, no world class hospitals, no international concerts. Best “region” in Brazil is around Campinas (Valinhos, Vinhedo, Indaiatuba, Americana etc)
@@casbarbosa37 Florianópolis has the most modern airport in Brazil, it has international flights to Portugal, Panama, Chile, Argentina and Uruguay. It has also good weather and it's a safe place compared to other parts of Brazil.
You did a good job with this ranking, but I believe that Joinville is a large city with a better quality of life compared to Franca and, especially, compared to João Pessoa.
@@nordicinvestor It is close to Blumenau, but I was wondering if the topography might make it vulnerable to flooding. The ocean is close by. What are the beaches like near Joinville? Are there lots of mosquitoes? I noticed that the housing prices are less. I think that a very expensive place is close by.
As a Brazilian, I would like to change this ranking in the following way: 10 Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais) 9 Brasília (Distrito Federal) 8 João Pessoa (Paraíba) 7 Maringá (Paraná) 6 Vitória (Espírito Santo) 5 Curitiba (Paraná) 4 Jundiaí (São Paulo) 3 Franca (São Paulo) 2 Blumenau (Santa Catarina) 1 Florianópolis (Santa Catarina)(1° just because of the beach and entertainment options) I live in the state of Espírito Santo, and my considerations about Vitória must include the city of Vila Velha, as it feels like they are a single city. The coastline is quite safe, but as soon as you leave the main parts of the city, you become a bit more exposed to crime. Unfortunately, this is a common issue in Brazil-I just don't have a sense of security in metropolitan areas. I feel like something bad may be about to happen in Europe due to some global tensions. If you're a digital nomad thinking about the future and looking for something like a lifeboat, Brazil is a great option. Southern Brazil, particularly the state of Santa Catarina, is a good choice where you can find peace and tranquility.
Jundiaí, Maringa and Franca. NO WAY. For a foreigner that wants sun and beaches, Florianópolis. For a colder city, Curitiba, and for the perfect small city, Gramado.
@@Marcelo-Caruccio Gramado might be too isolated for the "modern foreigners". Better small cities close to SP. Nothing really happens in the south. Jundiai at least is close to civilization.
The cities you suggested are really nice. It all depends if you want to live close a major city like SP or if you are happy to live in smaller, calmer cities in the south.
I have already lived in Blumenau and Florianópolis are good cities, by way of the tourists the cost of living is expensive, but good cities, maybe I put on the list Belo Horizonte and Goiânia
Curitiba is turning into kinda of a gourmet city. About 10 15 years ago, you could get cheaper life style. For example a bakery and supermarket here were in mu neighborhood were more simple back there but very cheap. Nowdays services are getting a bit fancy and way more expensive. The city is great but Im thinking of moving out.
Making a video about the 10 best cities in Brazil and not including Uberlândia, Ribeirão Preto, and Campinas immediately invalidates the video. To begin with, they are among the leaders in quality of life, low crime rates, technology, transportation infrastructure, employability, high education levels, etc. Check It out.
I think countryside in Brazil is quite different from the countryside around the world. Whereas in the world people think the will have a good quality of living in cities, in Brazil, a lot of regions it is is quite developed.
I also like POA and SP but I did not include them as SP is very expensive and POA has problems with crime and flooding. But this is only my personal opinion, I respect yours
Fortaleza is amazing. The beira mar is super safe so don't be afraid for the high murder rates of the city. But yes once you go more inwards it's more dangerous.
My goodness! What a strange list! Franca and Brasília among the 10 best cities?!!! São José dos Campos, Niterói, Londrina, Itajaí, for exemple, are a lot better than these! I agree about Florianópolis, Vitória, Belo Horizonte João Pessoa and Maringá at least. Curitiba is also very nice, altough has a terrible climate.
Using the homicide rate to gauge the safety of a Brazilian city can be a red herring due to inequity. The vast majority of violent crimes happen in the poorest areas of the cities in which a foreigner will never set foot. Risk of property theft is another matter, although I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a correlation there.
I would not agree with Blumenau. There is only one small park in the city, called Ramiro Ruediger. In the summer its too hot. The mountains around are the cause of that. The city is very loud (cars) and to go hiking you need a car and a whole day..
Correction: infraestruture in Belo Horizonte is terríble, much worse than São Paulo, Paraná etc. The roads, Parks, metro, bus Lines, services are very bad. No comparison with State of São Paulo and Paraná cities. Economy is much worse. Guarulhos is much safer than here. Im from Guarulhos SP and now Im living in BH.😢
I was considering a visit to Belo Horizonte next time I visit. During my previous visit in December I spent time in Floripa. I flew there from Montevideo where in 2023 there was a severe drought. The irony is that not too far north there were devastating floods. I am not sure what the people in Floripa are like because I did not have the chance to speak with many people. I have been studying Portuguese every day since last September. It has been easier because I already speak Spanish well ( caveat, easy if you study every day). The people seemed to be a bit more aggressive and the housing prices are definitely higher on the island. I am really looking forward to your review of smaller towns nearby. I have researching, but information from a local who has spent more time in Brazil would be valuable.
@@Stoney-g1o People from Floripa are welcoming and helpful generally. But There are many imigrants arraving so maybe It is kind of stressing for them. Better live in a less touristic city in Santa Catarina.
Belo Horizonte is the best big city in Brazil. Low crime rate, good infrastructure, restaurants, one of the best universities in the country. I would only move from here to São Paulo or Brasília.
I'm Brazilian, unfortunately the cities was good cities in the past,now is home of drugs addicts,homeless in every neighborhood of the city, it's a pity, Brazil is a wonderful country,but in this moment with this bad government etc,that is not good idea to move to Brazil,must of Brazilian are leaving Brazil..
Hahaha! OK! The worst government we had in the history of Brazil was from 2018 to 2022, under the command of "bozo" aka Bolsonaro. More than 700 thousand lives lost, thanks to the denialism from the "minto"! Federal police tampering, misappropriation of funds from NGOs in the Amazon, facilitating the lives of illegal miners, crimes against the environment, against indigenous peoples, over 100 properties bought with cash! Neighbor, friend of a militia member, isolation of Brazil on the global political scene, isolation at the G7 meeting, which was an embarrassment because the "minto" was ignored by both left-wing and right-wing countries! Then a poor person like you, who thinks they are rich, comes here to cry saying that Brazil is like this because of the current government?? Give me a break, right? The "bozo" left a hole of billions for the current government to settle! You guys like to suffer, it must be masochism, the "minto" keeps pushing and you keep taking it.
You sound like you believe that Bozonaro is a decent person. You must be living in a parallel universe. He's so crooked he tried a coupe and fled to Florida.
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Hello from England! Your videos are very helpful for planning a move to Brazil
Glad you like them!
Very good list, congrats!
We’re having a milder winter in Curitiba this year, and the city gets really charming during the colder months. Come visit us this year again!
Curitiba is a very charming city!
Some of the best cities in Brazil are inside the state of São Paulo: Sorocaba, Piracicaba, Indaiatuba, Itu, Bauru, São José do Rio Preto, and São Caetano do Sul, Santos close to the sea. They are a modern, developed and safe (except those closer to the sea, that may have more problems with security).
Very true, SP has some great cities
@@nordicinvestorSorocaba é uma cidade que está se desenvolvendo rápido, a qualidade de vida está melhorando, um dos problemas nos últimos dias principalmente tem sido as queimadas e o aumento de poluição em alguns lugares, mas fora isso, é uma cidade boa.
(Me desculpe por não escrever o texto em inglês)
i 've lived in england and Scotland for 8 years, and i think we may find good deals here in Brazil and find a nice and cozy place to live.
There is one city called São José dos Campos, which is really wealth city, headquarters of best Tech universities and institutions of Brasil, and Embraer, Military Tech Complex, Enginnering and drone companies. Plus, SJC is near the coast and the amazing montains of Minas Gerais and São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro City as well. São José may be an amazing city to live in terms of Brazil. Put it in your list as well. You be amazed what you can discover in surrounding areas! Thanks Nordic!
Thanks for the tip!
São José is a bit boring, isn't it? Compared to SP.
And Ubatuba beaches are just a few hours away
Florianópolis used to be so safe and clean in the 90s. Real estate was really affordable too. But now it's crime-ridden and prices of housing have gone thru the roof.
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Hi, i was thinking about move to Brazil and whenever i did research about quality of life there, somehow it always gravitated toward one city in the interior of Sao Paulo, and that city is Piracicaba, near Campinas. It's similar to Jundiai regarding the quality of life and crime, but it's also cheaper. I think you should definitely check it out!
Thanks for the tips!
Timbo-SC is the best, small and beautyfull city
Piracicaba is great... would also recommend Valinhos and Vinhedo
CAMPINAS is a good choice too, lot going on there, manufacturing, aviation etc
In my opinion, this cities like: Jundiaí, Indaiatuba, Vinhedo, Itú, Campinas are the best places to live in Brazil. Near the beches, near the montains, best Universities, best jobs, near São Paulo, near Vira Copos airport etc. Safety nunbers beter than USA and Canada Cities.
in fact, they are great cities, with good indicators. but for me they are not beautiful cities and I believe that urban beauty is very important to have admiration for a place.
Very true, there are lots of really good cities in São Paulo
@@giofer3353 You re right. O think only small cities and some midium cities are pretty in Brazil. We have pretty neighbourhoods, but not entire pretty cities. Its because poverty and lack of urban plan, I guess..
@@giofer3353beauty is less important than weather for me. Places that get too cold, too hot or both are terrible.
@@claytonkikugawa6657I like Jundiai and Vinhedo. Campinas and specially Indaiatuba are too hot. Atibaia and Bragança have the perfect weather for me.
Hey Nordic.. here is my help list over 100k inhabitants :) heheeh thanks for the video!!
1 - São José dos Campos (best City)
2 - Florianópolis (best Capital)
3 - Indaiatuba
4 - Curitiba
5 - Sorocaba
6 - João Pessoa
7 - Vitória
8 - Brasília
9 - Niterói
10 - Campina Grande
That's a very good list!
interesting list, and what do you think about Piracicaba? What do you think is the best about Sorocaba and Indaiatuba ? @casbarbosa37
@@confuciouskomj.9061 hey there.... been in both Indaiatuba and Sorocaba... never been in Piracicaba, but people tells its an amazing city and full of jobs and fishes to eat..heheheh..
About Sorocaba: Big, modern, near SP Capital, loads of international companies, amazing SESC Cultural centre, good Zoo and Bothanical Garden, lots of bicicle paths....
Indaiatuba: one of best urban parks in the whole Brazil, cutting all the city from east to west... rich, safe, very few miles from a huge international airport.... there is no other medium size city in Brazil that can be compared with Indaiatuba... (Jaraguá do Sul could be the closest comparison, but still far away from Indaiatuba regarding jobs, logistics, location, etc)
It' s a better list, for sure.
I love your videos so much I have watched aomost everything.... The insights you have are next to no other I have seen, I just wish there where more ways to contact you privately
Glad you like my videos. I will try to start an Instagram or x account (if it returns to brazil) soon
As a Brazilian, living in Brasilia, I totally agree with your list. Very good reference video.
Thank you
Nice video!! Hope to see the video about the smaller cities you said at the end. São Caetano (near São Paulo) and São José (near Florianópolis) come to mind immediately!! =D
Will do the video soon. Those two towns you mention are very nice.
Great video. Thanks
Glad you liked it!
Conclusão: Belo Horizonte é a melhor metrópole do Brasil para se viver !
Its a very nice city!
I feel like Chapecó in western Santa Catarina should make the list, its a 250k people city that is very chill to live in, the only "con" is that it is far away from the coast
Chapecó is a very nice city and is perfect for someone who does not want to live near the coast
Obrigado irmão 🙏 por divulgar o Brasil para o mundo. Muitas informações importantes até para os próprios brasileiros.
I like your list. But yes I would consider the suburb in the city or a nearby town. The summer beach season is full on and soo hot. Good for a young person but a retiree, hmm. Vitoria in winter is much more interesting than the summer (for me). Curitiba is not as cold in winter as I first thought but it is humid. Brasilia has very low humidity which I found uncomfortable. Good airport connections though. Maringa is very hot in summer, very nice in winter. Franca is an interesting one. But none of these is my favorite :)).
Thanks for your comments, I will do a video about my favorite small cities and towns soon
I watched this for the thumbnail. Vitória 😍
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Very good List indeed ,
I would just swap Jundiaí or Blumenau for São José dos Campos also in Sao Paulo Outskirts, which from my perpective is THE BEST BIG CITY to live in Brazil... the reasons:
1 -> São José dos Campos is the first Inteligent city in Brazil, has maybe biggest technological spot in whole latin America;
2-> Headquartes of Jhonson & Jhonson, Panasonic, Embraer, etc...
3-> Murder rates (6,5) below 10 murders per 100thousand inhabitants, which is very good for brazilian standards and very low robery rates;
4-> PERFECT location (1hour drive from GRU airport, the largest International airport in S.America),;
5-> 1 hour 20min. drive to the (Mantiqueira Mountains Range, Monte Verde, Campos do Jordão etc);
6-> 1 hour 10min to North Coast Sea of Sao Paulo (Caraguá, Ilhabela, Ubatuba, Paraty RJ)
7-> Relatively big expat comunity
8 -> Infraestructure (Some of best roads in Brazil (Carvalho Pinto, Tamoios);
9-> Between São Paulo and Rio;
10-> Very Modern and clean city, high income population, high number of doctors per inhabitant, loads of green areas;
I would take out Jundai?
-> Too close to Sao Paulo Capital, you keep the having the caos feeling of Sao Paulo..heheheh
I would take out Blumenau
-> Bad location, poor logistics infraestructure (roads to reach are very simple), backwards minded oriented people (of course not all of them, but many)
São José dos Campos is a very good city as well, thanks for all the info!
A melhor cidade do vale depois de Taubaté.
Itapema, Balneário Camboriú, Itajaí, Joinville, Jaraguá do Sul. Northern of Santa Catarina is one of, if not the best place of Brazil.
@@fernandocesar2388 not really…. Its a very good place indeed, but No internacional flights, no modern highways, no very top universities, no world class hospitals, no international concerts. Best “region” in Brazil is around Campinas (Valinhos, Vinhedo, Indaiatuba, Americana etc)
@@casbarbosa37 Florianópolis has the most modern airport in Brazil, it has international flights to Portugal, Panama, Chile, Argentina and Uruguay. It has also good weather and it's a safe place compared to other parts of Brazil.
You did a good job with this ranking, but I believe that Joinville is a large city with a better quality of life compared to Franca and, especially, compared to João Pessoa.
I was deliberating whether to include Joinville, I really like this city as well
@@nordicinvestor It is close to Blumenau, but I was wondering if the topography might make it vulnerable to flooding. The ocean is close by. What are the beaches like near Joinville? Are there lots of mosquitoes? I noticed that the housing prices are less. I think that a very expensive place is close by.
I think you made a good work with this video.
As a Brazilian, I would like to change this ranking in the following way:
10 Belo Horizonte (Minas Gerais)
9 Brasília (Distrito Federal)
8 João Pessoa (Paraíba)
7 Maringá (Paraná)
6 Vitória (Espírito Santo)
5 Curitiba (Paraná)
4 Jundiaí (São Paulo)
3 Franca (São Paulo)
2 Blumenau (Santa Catarina)
1 Florianópolis (Santa Catarina)(1° just because of the beach and entertainment options)
I live in the state of Espírito Santo, and my considerations about Vitória must include the city of Vila Velha, as it feels like they are a single city. The coastline is quite safe, but as soon as you leave the main parts of the city, you become a bit more exposed to crime. Unfortunately, this is a common issue in Brazil-I just don't have a sense of security in metropolitan areas.
I feel like something bad may be about to happen in Europe due to some global tensions. If you're a digital nomad thinking about the future and looking for something like a lifeboat, Brazil is a great option. Southern Brazil, particularly the state of Santa Catarina, is a good choice where you can find peace and tranquility.
Jundiaí, Maringa and Franca. NO WAY. For a foreigner that wants sun and beaches, Florianópolis. For a colder city, Curitiba, and for the perfect small city, Gramado.
@@Marcelo-Caruccio Gramado might be too isolated for the "modern foreigners". Better small cities close to SP. Nothing really happens in the south. Jundiai at least is close to civilization.
@@willsh5282 Right on!!
The cities you suggested are really nice. It all depends if you want to live close a major city like SP or if you are happy to live in smaller, calmer cities in the south.
@@willsh5282 it depends if you wish "civilization". Some people enjoy the nothing.
Gramado is a nightmare in the winter, small city getting tourists from all over the country, no way it’s a good choice
I have already lived in Blumenau and Florianópolis are good cities, by way of the tourists the cost of living is expensive, but good cities, maybe I put on the list Belo Horizonte and Goiânia
Thanks for sharing!
YES Florianopolis is more expensive than others
15 degrees in João Pessoa. Never saw that. If it is 22º C the inhabitants already put a coat on. But is an amazing city, my favorite one, for sure
Curitiba is turning into kinda of a gourmet city. About 10 15 years ago, you could get cheaper life style. For example a bakery and supermarket here were in mu neighborhood were more simple back there but very cheap. Nowdays services are getting a bit fancy and way more expensive. The city is great but Im thinking of moving out.
Making a video about the 10 best cities in Brazil and not including Uberlândia, Ribeirão Preto, and Campinas immediately invalidates the video. To begin with, they are among the leaders in quality of life, low crime rates, technology, transportation infrastructure, employability, high education levels, etc. Check It out.
Thanks for the tips about these cities 👍
I think countryside in Brazil is quite different from the countryside around the world. Whereas in the world people think the will have a good quality of living in cities, in Brazil, a lot of regions it is is quite developed.
Franca e Jundiai -- really appealing cities.
Very nice cities👍
Jag bodde i Sverige, Värmland. Var bor du i Brasilien?
Jales SP A great City !!!
Porto Alegre is better to live in than half of those cities He mentioned. and He forgot to mention São Paulo, best city for business.
I also like POA and SP but I did not include them as SP is very expensive and POA has problems with crime and flooding. But this is only my personal opinion, I respect yours
POA is mostly not a beautiful city.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 nao eh nao.
Oiii eu sou de Curitiba-Paraná Brasil ❤
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But Fortaleza :-) ??
Its a very nice city as well
Fortaleza is amazing. The beira mar is super safe so don't be afraid for the high murder rates of the city. But yes once you go more inwards it's more dangerous.
My goodness! What a strange list! Franca and Brasília among the 10 best cities?!!!
São José dos Campos, Niterói, Londrina, Itajaí, for exemple, are a lot better than these! I agree about Florianópolis, Vitória, Belo Horizonte João Pessoa and Maringá at least. Curitiba is also very nice, altough has a terrible climate.
The cities you mention are also very nice 👍
Using the homicide rate to gauge the safety of a Brazilian city can be a red herring due to inequity. The vast majority of violent crimes happen in the poorest areas of the cities in which a foreigner will never set foot. Risk of property theft is another matter, although I wouldn’t be surprised if there’s a correlation there.
You raise a good point
Where is taubate in this list?? Best city in universe.
Good suggestion
Any city is good if you have money, thats the truth 😂
Obviously there's problematic cities like Rio or Salvador, that I wouldn't recommend moving.
As long as the city is safe
Rio is pretty nice.
Isn't that in every country? Lol. I always see brazilians say that but that counts everywhere
the best city to live in brazil is londrina-PR, is the best city of Brazil!!
Faltou Goiânia
It a good city as well 👍
I would not agree with Blumenau. There is only one small park in the city, called Ramiro Ruediger. In the summer its too hot. The mountains around are the cause of that. The city is very loud (cars) and to go hiking you need a car and a whole day..
Thanks for the insight into Blumenau
Tá ai uma pessoa que conhece bem o Brasil kkkkkk ^_^
Correction: infraestruture in Belo Horizonte is terríble, much worse than São Paulo, Paraná etc. The roads, Parks, metro, bus Lines, services are very bad. No comparison with State of São Paulo and Paraná cities. Economy is much worse. Guarulhos is much safer than here. Im from Guarulhos SP and now Im living in BH.😢
Thanks for the insight
I was considering a visit to Belo Horizonte next time I visit. During my previous visit in December I spent time in Floripa. I flew there from Montevideo where in 2023 there was a severe drought. The irony is that not too far north there were devastating floods. I am not sure what the people in Floripa are like because I did not have the chance to speak with many people. I have been studying Portuguese every day since last September. It has been easier because I already speak Spanish well ( caveat, easy if you study every day). The people seemed to be a bit more aggressive and the housing prices are definitely higher on the island. I am really looking forward to your review of smaller towns nearby. I have researching, but information from a local who has spent more time in Brazil would be valuable.
@@Stoney-g1o People from Floripa are welcoming and helpful generally. But There are many imigrants arraving so maybe It is kind of stressing for them. Better live in a less touristic city in Santa Catarina.
Belo Horizonte is the best big city in Brazil. Low crime rate, good infrastructure, restaurants, one of the best universities in the country. I would only move from here to São Paulo or Brasília.
Kind of an OXI-MORON = BEST BIG CITIES ?
For me, the BEST CITIES are the SMALL ones !
I will do a video soon about the best small cities and towns in Brazil
Small cities are boring and lack entertainment hon. Don't be fooled.
I'm Brazilian, unfortunately the cities was good cities in the past,now is home of drugs addicts,homeless in every neighborhood of the city, it's a pity, Brazil is a wonderful country,but in this moment with this bad government etc,that is not good idea to move to Brazil,must of Brazilian are leaving Brazil..
Hahaha! OK! The worst government we had in the history of Brazil was from 2018 to 2022, under the command of "bozo" aka Bolsonaro. More than 700 thousand lives lost, thanks to the denialism from the "minto"! Federal police tampering, misappropriation of funds from NGOs in the Amazon, facilitating the lives of illegal miners, crimes against the environment, against indigenous peoples, over 100 properties bought with cash! Neighbor, friend of a militia member, isolation of Brazil on the global political scene, isolation at the G7 meeting, which was an embarrassment because the "minto" was ignored by both left-wing and right-wing countries! Then a poor person like you, who thinks they are rich, comes here to cry saying that Brazil is like this because of the current government?? Give me a break, right? The "bozo" left a hole of billions for the current government to settle! You guys like to suffer, it must be masochism, the "minto" keeps pushing and you keep taking it.
You sound like you believe that Bozonaro is a decent person.
You must be living in a parallel universe. He's so crooked he tried a coupe and fled to Florida.
Are Brazilians leaving Brazil?
I thought of relocating with my family to Brazil next year.
Can you please tell me more about Brazil?
It's your impression, if you compare to other countries Brazilians barely go out of the country.
It's your impression dude. Government now is way better than previous.
Big cities or middle cities the only big was Belo Horizonte.