Backpacking or traveling in Brazil?

• As the largest country in South America, visiting Brazil can be quite overwhelming. There is so much to do! The land of carnival, soccer, beautiful beaches and an awful lot of cultures. 
• Activity spotting: party in Rio, visit the Amazon, local peoples, the largest swamp in the world, the Iguazu falls, relax on Copacabana beach and go on an animal scavenger hunt. 

Study in Brazil?

• With some of South America's best universities in Brazil, it is not a wrong country to spend your study time. There is a huge choice of studies, and there is a study system somewhat similar to the Dutch system. 
• In particular, studies in biology, odontology, medicine, dermatology and veterinary medicine are very well regarded worldwide. 
• Studies are offered mainly in Portuguese. However, some studies in English are also possible. 

Internship in Brazil?

• All kinds of internships are possible in Brazil. Brazil has a growing economy, so there are many opportunities. Internships in biology, environmental sciences, social work and development work are particularly popular. In addition, internships in business are also possible. 
• A word of Portuguese is recommended though and will also help you understand the culture more easily. 

Volunteer in Brazil?

• There are a huge number of volunteer opportunities in Brazil! By far the most volunteer work is in the field of conservation in the Amazon, such as otters protection or rainforest restoration. Other volunteer opportunities include eco-farms, education, childcare, marine conservation and community development.

Working in Brazil?

• Because of the growing economy, there are more and more jobs available in Brazil. There is not only a large manufacturing industry, but also a lot of work in software development and call centers. There is a large international community, especially also from the diplomatic and foreign affairs sectors. Furthermore, anything is possible depending on your skills and background. From English teacher to IT engineer, working at a large multinational, or in a small hotel in the hospitality industry. 
• Especially in cities like Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Belo Horizonte and Curitiba, you can find jobs as a foreigner. 
• For most jobs, but especially local jobs, you need to be proficient in Portuguese. 

Working as a digital nomad in Brazil?

• A popular country for digital nomads. The facilities are good, the country is beautiful, there are a huge number of great places to work, the digital nomad community is large and the costs are still relatively low compared to European countries. 
• Favorite locations: Florianopolis, Jericoacoara, Rio de Janeiro, Sao Paulo, Belo Horizonte. 

Living in Brazil?

• A very diverse country, full of different cultures and, in addition to Latino communities, a large expat community. It is a big, beautiful country where there is an awful lot to do, and at the same time the economy is booming. The standard of living is high, the cost is not so, and life is relaxed. 
• There is, however, quite a bit of crime. So be well aware of where you are going and what the security situation is like there. 

Stories, tips and experiences from Brazil