When you think of Brazil, a lot of things come with it. Football, Reggae, Capoeira, Havaianas and nice smiling people and places are just some of the things you can think of when Brazil is mentioned. Read on to discover why Brazil is one of the best places to live.
Brazil is South America’s largest and the most populous country. Brazil was under the rule of Portugal for three centuries, became an independent nation in 1822 and became a republic in 1889. Right now, Brazil’s economy by far outweighs most South American countries.
Brazil has a very diverse topography, here you have hills, mountains and beaches. Climate is fairly warm, while most of the country is considered tropical and is covered by the Amazon Rainforest, the southern part can have temperature that goes as low as 18 degrees Celsius. Brazil has a coastline that stretches to up to 5000 miles, giving both locals and tourist a choice list of beaches well-worth of your visits.
There are a lot of things about Brazil that encourage tourists, immigrants and even retirees to consider this country as their second home. Expats, 50 years old and above with a monthly pension equivalent to 2,000 USD can easily provide for himself and his family a vacation home in this South American country. The Brazilian government offers incentives to retirees receiving 2,000 USD monthly pensions who are looking for somewhere to spend their golden years.
Families vacationing in Brazil would not cease to think about so much fun they have in Brazil that many of them decide to take it to the next level and search for a place they can call their own in this lovely country. Think about having the same value for goods and services, yes you got it right here in Brazil. You can have your own home in as soon as a month, take your pick – a beach house in Rio de Janeiro maybe?
Once you get settled in Brazil, the Ministry of Health provides health coverage for all employed persons in industry, domestic servants and self-employed while public employees have a separate system. Workers in Brazil are all eligible for medical benefits including medical and dental treatments, hospitalization and medicines. Their dependents also can receive the same benefits as the insured.
Brazilian tax legislation provides that taxes may be imposed on income and capital gains earned by individuals residing in Brazil from sources abroad, as well as income and capital gains received in Brazil by individuals residing abroad. When you start working in Brazil, or once you become a resident taxpayer, individual income tax is due both under withholding basis and yearly return.
Brazil is the only Latin country in South America that takes after Portugal for their language. Portuguese is a beautiful yet difficult to learn language. If you are worried about this one issue, think again, Brazilians are always helpful and friendly. You’d never lack translation from people who would always do what they can to accommodate. People can just draw you in here in Brazil, Think about beautiful scenery with genuinely nice people and true personal freedom. These are some of the reasons why Brazil is one of the best countries to live.
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