If you have a genuine reason, you would be granted!. boa sorte!!!

OneNaija:
How easy to get Brazil visa in Lagos? Has anyone apply there recently? I like to visit Brazil soon.

Mhen...No Jobs bro. Not just in brazil. I mean the world as a whole....but "There is always a but" depends on what you are willing to settle with. of course you can see non high paying jobs here. Business is still the best. providing services, online business. etc.

pat077:
What do u have to say about their economy and unemployment rate

You should! Brazil is Paradise

OyinbowithaTan:
Nope but would like to go there one day. We have some of those restaurants in the USA and at the resorts in the Caribbean.

Sim!! Eu Gosto churrascaria!!! Wait.. are you in brazil?

OyinbowithaTan:


You like Churassco style? I love it.

You have some restaurants nearby like this?

it vary's but typically. rice, beans, barbecue, cheese, fried potato. all in one . Its called Arroz e feijão (rice and beans)

OyinbowithaTan:
What is the typical food for dinner or does it vary a lot?

For Some years Now, Brazil is Home fam

econo88:
how long have you been in brazil? why are you there?

Yes, I think it depends where the refugees have easy access to enter from. Northern Brazil is the poorest region though.

OyinbowithaTan:

Do the refugees from Venezuela go to the North mostly?

Me

donbachi:
You sure?ok...who was the first brazilian to prepare afang soup in brazil.

madridguy:
Can you hook me with a samba girl?

Yes Even the girls genuinely love football... Very Emotional here. lmao. They call it "Futebol"

elucydate:
Is it true that everyone in Brazil is a footballer?

Santa Catarina (South of brazil)

econo88:
which province are you in?

Mhen I don't get involved with the politics here... muito complicado (Very complicated). Never been robbed at gun point because I stay in a safe neighborhood. If you're looking for safety in brazil, move to the southern part of brazil. brazil is very big!

OyinbowithaTan:
What is going with Oderbrecht and how many politicians are in jail? Have you ever been robbed at gun point?

Mhen! Sincerely Most people here do not speak English but depends on the region you find yourself. like for example. people speak English in rio de janeiro and sao paulo because of the high number of tourists here. I know of one MBA schools that offer their course in English. Generally, Portuguese is the medium of study in brazil. In all, it's a good country. just avoid the favelas. Nothing Like power Cuts here. 24/7 Electricity. Good Roads etc

Alejoc:
How much of English are they using in their schools?


Do they experienced power cuts too?

Hello Y'all,

Feel Free To Ask Me Anything About Brazil And I'll Give You A First Hand Information.

Regards