Questions about brazil.
 

1) if you were looking to start life all over and just up and fuck off to another country with a one way ticket .. is brazil a place that such things would go unnoticed?

2) is it a nice place to live? what's crime like, general day to day life?

3) if you were to go there on "vacation" and just not go home .. would that be noticed

4) what would your income need to be in US dollars to live comfortably in brazil (assuming you've just up and fucked off from another country)

5) if you did just go there, and stayed there .. how easy would it be to get out from time to time ?

6) do epassporte cards work in brazil?

Please advise.

:helpme

Salma Hayek is enough of a reason for me to head down to the latin countries.

are u running away?

Thinkin' about it ;)

Please advise

JUST DO IT!

http://img30.picoodle.com/img/img30/...nm_eef9790.jpg

The fact that you are asking all these questions can only mean one thing: you are not ready. :winkwink:

Quite possibly.
But once I get my answers .. we're that much closer :upsidedow

Hit me up , I am brazilian , maybe i can help u

You have to ask your self how much you like the convenience of where you live now.

if you need the coffee shops, the mcdonalds the burger king, the great phone or DSL or the highspeed cable or digital cable, then you may want to stay. Im not saying that you can not get that where you are thinking of going, but it is NOT the same.

Just a reminder, Portuguese not Spanish will be your new language.

1. Stay away from the Faelas..
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You need to talk to Mike.

i lived in brasil for a year. theres everything the usa has and more. the cable is dsl or better in most spots. i lived in curitiba and the internet was faster than my places in the usa.

I just read a thing recently where Jim Kramer was saying that Brazil was one the best countries to invest in. Does that mean it's good to live in? You would think so i guess, except for the roving gangs of child criminals who could steal all your shit or possibly shoot you.

It might be worth it in the end, just because Brazilian women are the hottest on earth, and will fuck you senseless.

Lol you cant be serious.

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Muito bom! Voce fala portugues?

Believe me - sadly got both a Macdonalds and a Burger King within in a three minute drive - plus TJF and the usual chain restaurants, steak houses etc and exactly the reason we are at least three mins away :winkwink: They spoil the whole aura and there are much nicer places to eat.

Speaking from experience or just assuming no other country has anything that the US does?

brazil is great all can I say :)

Try uruguay
 

I live there

brazil is great

just stay ut of the real big cities, i.e. Rio, SP...if I had to move down there I would prolly move to one of the southern states , such as santa cantarina or rio grande do sul

check out Florianópolis, was down there a cpl months ago it rocked

great first post.

crime is fucked up thats all I know

Go for it.......if you don't like it don't stay.......in the meantime you are out of whatever you want to be out of!

Brazil is a good hideout for fugitives and criminals
 

Sorry for late answer. You probably found a better place right now. But maybe someone else can use the replies

even better. In Brazil you can be noticed and still be safe.
Check Ronnie Biggs, Cesare Battisti as examples.

Had Mr Madoff asked for my advice, he would live in Brazil like a king, in total safety. Not that I think that he should not be in jail. But Brazil is very very friendly to criminals.

Knocking up a Brazilian chick is one of the easiest and safest ways. More details upon request.

Another option would be to hide somewhere in Brazil, but that is less safe. Also don't offend any communist nation. Cuban boxers recently returned "voluntarily" to Cuba.

crime is a problem but if you behave wisely you can get by

certainly a nice place to live
probably would get noticed at some time. But, as I said, if you get yourself a Brazilian kid then you can fix up things. You also might be able to swindle yourself into the Visa amnesty program that officially expired in February 2009

Not as cheap as in Asia. Minimum wage 250 dollars, up from 30 dollars in 1990.

Decent simple living probably requires 1000 dollars. Very simple 500 dollars. Good living 2000 and up. in the boonies you get by cheaper

if you are legalized, you can get out, of course.
Now if interpol searches you, then you better stay put.

uk.reuters.com/article/idUKN0441683820080704
Prince Albert of Monaco approved a court decision to extradite Salvatore Cacciola, who was sentenced by a Brazilian court in 2005 to 13 years in prison on charges of embezzlement, the ministry said in a statement.

Cacciola had fled to Italy in 2000, from where he could not be extradited because he is also an Italian citizen. He was arrested in September of last year by Interpol agents in Monaco. Monaco's extradition decision can no longer be appealed, the ministry said.

they should work. paypal cards do. All Visa, Master card etc can pull out 500 dollars from an ATM machine per day

Hey, there is a BrazilFest in Toronto, Canada today at Earlsgate Park. Anyone from Toronto? You can find out more about Brazil there.

curiousdog, stop bumping old threads you tool.....