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🇬🇧 My first experiences on cultural trips

First time I spent (or invested) my money to travel it was to know the Carnival in Janauba, a small brazilian city, a few hours by car from Montes Claros, where I was born. I was 21 then (1997), and my dear friend and colleague Danilo was from that city. Brazilian actor Jackson Antunes, who was called "the brazilian Charles Bronson" when he gained space on national TV, was also born in Janauba. I remember my grandmother was terrified because my brother, 5 years younger, would travel with me and share the same room. If I had the mind of today, I would go alone just to terrify her more. The party was good. Very different from many famous carnivals as Rio, Salvador or Venice, but it was nice. My second experience was to follow brazilian band Shaman, when Andre Mattos left Angra to sing with this band, during the first shows of the Ritual tour (2002). I saw the show in Uberlandia, where I lived, at a pub. The show was my suggestion to David, the owner, one day I met him in front ...
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🇬🇧 Brazil for entrepreneurs

The Brazilian government accepts migrants interested in investing in Brazil to create jobs and income.

The visa for investors is valid for one year and it is offered for foreign citizens who will represent a financial institution or business group that will carry out direct investment in a company established in Brazil. It is also possible for immigrants intending to invest with his own resources of external origins to invest in a legal entity in Brazil in a project with potential to generate jobs and income in Brazil.

Applicants must present the following documents:

  • A valid passport with two or more blank pages;
  • A 3.5x4.5cm photograph, recent with a white background;
  • The Visa application form. It must be filled online and the applicant must bring the Visa Request Form Receipt printed and signed to the appointment;
  • Police check. If the applicant lived in more than one country during the last 12 months he or she must present the police check from each country.
  • Original full birth certificate.

The consulate can ask for other documents. Ask the Brazilian consulate in the country where you live for updated information.

I recommend if you’re an individual interested in starting a business in Brazil you create a good business plan. Brazil is an enormous market open to many different products and services from cheap to luxury. It has a rich culture, inspiring nature, friendly people, lower taxes than many countries and many other good reasons for one to start a business in the country. It’s also a good opportunity for you to learn portuguese, a language nobody linked to social network can live without.

If you want some extra advice contact me.


Nycka, the Nomad 

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