CrystalSpark:
Google rates don’t work. What is the real naira to reais rate?

slowice:
Oga when next you do something like this please endeavour to put in the current naira equivalent for easy assimilation

walkbrazil4k:


It should be 77reais download the XE app

CrystalSpark:


Thank you! So on average a Nigerian immigrant should be fine living on 155k a month. Might I suggest you do a thread detailing how to relocate to Brazil on a study visa?

The views and engagements will be mad!

slowice:
Oga when next you do something like this please endeavour to put in the current naira equivalent for easy assimilation

Walexope:
Pls what type of business can someone do with 1m naira in Brazil, apart from Brasilia and SP which other state can you recommend with business opportunities and cold weather.

peppo4live:
Kindly write on salaries or wages

CrystalSpark:


Thank you! So on average a Nigerian immigrant should be fine living on 155k a month. Might I suggest you do a thread detailing how to relocate to Brazil on a study visa?

The views and engagements will be mad!

Samishiba:


Brazil cost of living are so expensive. One of the most expensives countries in Latin America. Exist a better places for live in Latin America.

walkbrazil4k:

Thanks so much for the reply
Yes I talked about it below and I wanted to post it tomorrow but you can go through it.

Paraná/curitiba in the south of Brazil is nice and cold and they have Nigerians there but aside that I don't know any other thing, I would be visiting the state soon

https://www.walkbrazil4k.com/2021/06/4-business-you-can-do-as-foreigner-in.html?m=1

walkbrazil4k:


The cost of living increased recently and things used to be cheap many months ago before the pandemic and Brazil is still cheaper than many countries in Latin America eg like cars are expensive in Brazil but food is cheap

Samishiba:


Brazil life is a little better than Nigeria but is not wonderful. The life in Brazil is not easy. Is very hard also. i'm not saying this to discourage you but i'm realistic.
- The minimum wage in Brazil is 224 USD. Brazil is really a expensive country. Some things are so expensive today.
- We have a free public health in Brazil. Is not horrible but is not amazing. Condoms and pills are free in Brazil. The public health is quite overloaded. Quick medical appointments are easy to get. But if you need surgery it takes months to a year.
- Public transport is very crowded.
- Only 4% of Brazil speak english. Learning portuguese is required

walkbrazil4k:


Brazil is 100% better than Nigeria and no country in the whole of Africa can match brazil and no country is easy even the USA , any where you find happiness is all that matters, we have Americans leaving their country to start up a new life in Brazil and Brazil is a wonderful country, lol. You are not discouraging me be I have been here for some years now and I heard this in quote Brazil is not good talks when I first arrived

dehiero:

Still waiting on that thread about the Brazilian women

walkbrazil4k:


Minimum wage in Brazil is 1100reais =85,000 naira as at January 2021,i don't know if they have increased it, i run a small business(shop) and I also sell online

LeadMobile:

But if living cost is around 175000 naira and minimum wages is 85000 naira.Then there is contradiction.
How can we break even?
Pls kindly explain on this minimum wage

skylane:
what are the best ways to migrate permanently to Brazil please

walkbrazil4k:
Break down in naira: XE app

Rent:1000 reais=77,500naira/month

Electricity:200 reais=15,500naira

Water:200reais =15,500 naira

Business Tax(micro):56 reais =4,300 naira

Internet :120reais (120mpbs)=9,300 naira

Cooking Gas:95 reais =7,300 naira

Gasoline :7reais=543(liter)

Plate of food :12reais= 930 naira

Groceries :700reais =54,300 naira

walkbrazil4k:


I think through work, studies or family