Logistics of Moving to Curitiba

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rcgy Member

Member since 06 February 2012

rcgyMember06 February 2012 04:54:20

Hi All,

Thinking of packing up and moving to Brazil. Like seriously exploring the idea; still in the brainstorming stage. Anyone know a good website to look for work in Curitiba? Any anecdotal information or hints and tips on finding living arrangements, etc., would be immensely welcome.

Thank you!

R.

James ViP

Member since 20 June 2010

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JamesViP06 February 2012 06:59:54

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Cheers,
James

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James ViP

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JamesViP04 November 2012 18:49:13

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Hi rcgy,

Well it would probably get you more replies if you indicated what type of profession you are looking for work in.

For foreigners, finding work in Brazil is far from being a picnic in the park. Largely because Brazilian laws require employers to prove that they've exhausted all avenues of trying to fill a position with a qualified Brazilian. Only then can they hire a foreigner. They tell me it is a little bit easier for professionals in STEM (science/technology/engineering/mathematics) fields, but not much. Then of course there is all the bureaucracy involved of obtaining a visa and work permit, but if you are lucky enough to find employment, maybe your employer will even be willing to help with the immigration details too, some do.

You will be able to find housing (either rental or sale properties) through any reputable realtor in Curitiba and you can also check to see what's on the market and get an idea of current price ranges.

Cheers,
William James Woodward - Brazil Animator, Expat-blog Team

James ViP

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JamesViP04 November 2012 18:58:27

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Hello oemprego.com.nbr,

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Please be aware that this is an English language forum, out of respect for the rest of our members would you please limit your posts to English in future. If you are looking for the Hispanic language forum or the French language forum the Code of Conduct has links to those.

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Cheers,
William James Woodward - Brazil Animator, Expat-blog Team

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