 I want to live abroad after graduating college/ what do you think of Brazil? |
I want to live abroad because I want to be immersed in something new, a rich in culture. I've always felt like I am meant to live out of the U.S. for a while.
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 I am moving to Brazil for 6 months, I want to be close to the nightlife, girls, beach, but low cost of living? |
| I am 22, white, intelligent, and great looking. I want to move to Brazil with a friend of mine who falls under those same categories. We want to be close to the beach, a great night life, gorgeous ... |
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 Can anyone give me a street map of salvador, brazil with the address below? |
rua joao gomes 128. rio vermelho
salvador, brazil
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 What can me and my husband wear for a New Year Party in Brazil? |
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 Where is the best place to stay in Rio? |
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 Do u think Brazilians r nice? |
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 What are my chances of getting robbed? |
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 What do you think about Brazil? |
Hey, tell me what comes to your mind when you think of Brazil?
Good things, bad things?
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| How much money would you need to start a life in Brazil? |
| im 20 and bored in L.A. i want to know how much money is appropriate to start a life in brazil before i can get a job ... |
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 I want to clearly know vaccines/shots I need to take for visiting Brazil in a week - can u please help? |
| I heard we need yellow fever and Hepatitis A - but I am also hearing we do not need it any more - there is no "latest" information anywhere. Please guide.... |
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I'm travelling to Brazil in the new year. Does anyone know where I could stay for cheap? |
I'm going in January of 2008, and I am just wondering if anyone knows where I could stay for cheap, aside from hostels and such, so that I could really take in the culture. People that would take me into their homes or something along those lines. I am a Canadian looking to travel and learn. |
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Paul F
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Your best bet for cheap accommodations in Brazil would be to rent an apartment if you are going to be in any one place more than a week. It is possible to rent a 'temporada' in most cities. While it is possible to rent on a daily basis, it is cheaper to rent it by the week or month. There are agencies that handle these rentals but it is much cheaper to deal with apartment owners. Don't be afraid to haggle! My second choice would be to rent a room in a private home.
Keep in mind that prices for everything skyrocket around the Christmas-New Year and Carnaval holidays. |
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Fernando
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If in Rio try the Rio Backpackers... they are located in Copacabana, very close to the beach. The owners are two wonderfull girls that wil do anything to make your trip the best one ever. Their website is http://www.riobackpackers.com.br
have fun |
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smartie
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Think about renting an apartment. You can get them cheap in Ipanema....for the week or month. Go to Rioforpartiers.com and check out that site...I would advise buying the book as it has great insider info....and contact Bryan at Rio Charm for some more accomodations ideas....you can get his info from Cris at rioforpartiers.com
Just be sure you go to Ipanema...you will not want to leave. Once you are there - you will meet many people and can probably hook up. |
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Fyrebyrd
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You can get hotel stays really cheap. If ur Canadian and can afford the plane ticket, housing wont be a problem. You could contact a ranch around the Pampas that allow residents to stay. They would advertise online if you took a look.
I assume when you say Brazilian culture, I mean past culture, not modern culture like nightclubs in Rio. |
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veroxtradings
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its an advise not to stay at anybodies home,however there are a very cheap hotels there like 20 $ a night ,just tell me where you are going exactly and i will help you where to stay.
more over choose safe cities .......if you have no idea where to stay i will recommend some cities that i know well to stay there. |
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Quindim98
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I know they are doing this in Rio for the Pan Games. It would be easier to help you if you knew exactly WHERE in Brazil you are going to stay. Kind of a large country...
Usually on tourist destination, like a famous (not urban) beach, it is easy to find.
Sometimes you see adds on the local newspaper.. |
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James
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bring a tent. it will be the cheapest |
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zezinho
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The northeast is very beautiful and interesting. I´d like to recommend Fortaleza, Florianópolis, Iguaçu and BrasÃlia. I don´t know Rio, but take a look on the pictures and you will see that it´s one of the most beautiful cities (but, unfortunatelly, it´s also dangerous). São Paulo is enormous and it remembers NY or Beijing. |
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Lolita
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Do NOT, I repeat, do NOT travel to Brazil on your own, is that understood?
It is simply not safe and too dangerous.
Brazil is a third world country with a very poor economical infrastructure, is that clear?
Are you male or female?
If you don't believe me, check out this link, why don't you?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turistas |
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