Brazil Living, working or studying in Brazil? Just Landed helps you manage everyday life. Our Brazil Guide covers topics like visas, housing, jobs and finance. Join the Just Landed Community, get in …

The only official language in Brazil is Portuguese. However, it differs slightly from Portuguese spoken in Portugal. So if you intend coming to Brazil and staying for a longer period, you should pay attention …

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Doing business in Brazil: Brazilians are very communicative people, therefore you will probably be invited quite often to business dinners as they prefer face-to-face meetings than written

Learning a foreign language is a challenge for everyone, but being able to communicate in Brazil will help you get the most out of life there. Check out our information about language courses and …

Posted in: Brazil Forum Greetings to all Yoruba in Brazil I'm Oluwamuyiwa by name, i learned that brazil has large number of yoruba tribe. i will be glad to connect with all of you over… Posted in: Brazil …

Being a skilled foreigner in Brazil is not really an advantage - sometimes even the contrary. Foreigners job applications in Brazil usually land at the bottom of the CV pile. This is either due to the …

Deposits and rental agreements in Brazil: Brazilian tenancy contracts (Contrato de Locação de Imóvel) are usually placed for a term of 30 months and require at least a one-month's deposit.

Also used in Brazil, a major emerging economy as well as Angola and Mozambique, Portuguese language skills can easily be transposed in the work place, in order to conduct business with other …

After residing in Brazil continuously for 15 years, without any criminal record, foreigners may apply for Brazilian citizenship on that basis alone.However, this period can be drastically reduced. If the …