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This is not an employment site, so potential employers will not see your posts in the forums.聽 There is a section outside the forums for posting your CV -- see "Jobs", above.

You said in a different thread that you've applied for your CRNM.聽 Once you have that (but probably not before), you'll be able to apply for and receive your Labor Card, at the Federal District Department of Labor, since you're in Bras铆lia.聽 聽At that point, you can start visiting English schools and applying for jobs - there should be many in the Federal District.

If you want to start visiting them ahead of time to build contacts, that's fine, but no one will hire you until you can prove that you can work legally.

Hello Mohammed, my name is Joshua and I may be able to assist you. I am an American and I have been living here since March. I am in Rio de Janeiro, where are you located? I look forward to hearing from you.

Dear josh,
Thanks for your comment.
I am living in Brasilia for 6 month and I would be happy to contact with you. I can provide my experiences and job background in 10 years ago and my CV to you.
I am from Iran and after my marriage I immigrated to Brazil. As I mentioned in my initial message at this time I would like work any job based on my experiences and abilities.
Even I applied for volunteer job but actually I don't know how can I do that.
I would be happy if I could work with you and I would be appreciated for this opportunity.
I can prove myself

Looking forward to hearing from you, shortly.

Best wishes,

Mohammad Reza Amiri

I am confused.
Mohammad and Joshua, do you both have CRNM's and work cards?
In order to live and work in Brasil you need both.
From all your past posts it appears neither are permanent residents?

Excellent to hear back from you Mohammed, my plan is to accept multiple job offers for customer service work and put together a team to fulfill them. Similar to a call center or telecommunications company. I have access to many jobs that allow/require remote from home. My first couple of months here have been more of a relaxing and recuperating experience from the hard work I did in America for my mind and body. All I need is to get a computer, which I will do soon and I will begin. You appear to speak and type more than than the minimum ability needed to accomplish this. Eventually I will be able to offer this same opportunity to many others. The compensation will be well above market rate and is negotiable. Let me know if you are interested in more information. I look forward to聽 hearing from you.

Dear
I can't Understand you very well. let be frank and clarify everything we need for each other.
As I said before, I would like work here even volunteer job, at this time my goal is improve my Portuguese language.
I would be grateful if anyone could help me to find a volunteer job here. for example: helping different people in terms of education, digital marketing, sales and marketing, communication and so on.
Looking forward to hearing from you.

Thank you

Mohammad,
Ok. To be frank you must meet requirements to even apply for permanent residence. You cannot enter BR on a tourist visa and work.
I would look at a site as Peace Corp, or others first. Not knowing Portuguese beforehand will hold you back. See what the requirements are to be a volunteer.
You will not be allowed to stay in Brazil by just saying you want to volunteer. You cannot work in Brazil at all unless you have a sponsor that will submit an application to hire you to the government, This is difficult because the government has "Brazilians First". Meaning the sponsor must prove there are no Brazilian that meet the requirements!

07/12/21

Remember that it is illegal for a foreigner to work in Brazil without a CRNM and聽 Labor Card.聽 And as always, be extremely wary of sharing bank account or other financial or identifying information with anyone聽 on the Internet.

Dear,
Thanks for reply.
I told before that now I have permanent residency, CRNM, CPF, work permit, Cart de trabalho,...
I live here in Brasilia since 6 month ago and my wife is Brazilian.
Because of our marriage, I immigrated to this country and during this time being here, I graduated Portuguese course at NEPPE UNB.
So at this time I would like work As a volunteer or whatever. And I want to share my experiences with others and also learn from others.

With best Monday smiles,

Mohammad Reza Amiri

07/12/21

Mohammad,

Excellent - you're all set then.聽 As Texanbrazil has said, the job market is terrible now, but it will improve eventually,聽 and Bras铆lia is a good place to be when it does.聽 All the best to you!

Hello there. My name is Mike and聽 I am from England but have been living and working here since 2003. I notice that you are thinking of setting up a company and you will require people to work for you from home?? If so, please consider me. I am fluent in both English and Portuguese but recently, the company I used to work for was forced to close down.聽 And now, I find myself unemployed which is strange for me as I have worked virtually all my life. If you do decide to open up your company, please consider me. I can send you my CV if you like.?ILook forward to hearing from you. I live by the beach in Lauro de Freitas, near Salvador, Bahia. Thank you.

Thanks a lot my friend.

I hope could start ASAP.

I can not stay unemployed .

Best

Dear Mike,
Hope you are doing well.

Actually, I have same situation like you聽 聽 and at this time its not possible to implement my ideas for progressing in Brazil but I hope will be happen in forthcoming.

Anyway, hope we could have cooperation based on a long-term collaboration in the near future.
We should never been give up during our way to success.

Best wishes,

Mohammad Reza Amiri

Hello Mohammad

Thanks for your reply. I am hoping that perhaps Joshie may be able to help us both in our search for work. My Brazillian wife suffered a heart attack recently so I am at home looking after her at present. But, I need income of some sort and am prepared to do just about anything. Lets hope something turns up and I wish you well with your life here in Brazil. Take care my friend.

Same to you my friend.
I hope she get well soon.
Have great day.
Best

Mohammad Reza Amiri

Hello JoshLi

I dont know if you have read my last post but I would be very interested in working with you once you get a computer and get started.

I could send you my CV via email if you wish. I also do freelance translation work, English/Portuguese and vice versa if that helps.

Anyway, hope you are settling down well in Brazil and I wish you well with your future venture which I am sure will be a success. And hopefully, maybe Mohammad and I can be a part of that success.

Please keep in touch.

Best regards
Mike

Dear Amiri,

As per your origin I will advise you to start business in vegetable and or fruit market until you find the job that suit your qualification and experience.

Dear,

Thanks for聽 your message.

Could you please explain more about this business. I would like to know.

Best

Mohammad Reza Amiri

As mentioned this forum is not a job site. Just post under jobs.
As an expat one must be familiar with Brazilian work laws.
The Brazilian consolidation of labor laws known in Brazil as Consolida莽茫o das Leis do Trabalho or simply CLT is the major legislation regulating labor activities in the country. It was created in 1943 and approved by president Get煤lio Vargas.
Be certain as to employment contracts. CLT is and will take 20% for covering retirement in Brazil. If one is discovered working in Brasil without abiding the rules can cause major issues foe all.