Brazil: Everything You Need
Moving to Brazil, or already there? Guides on Pix, taxes, visas, SIM cards, and the practical money setup for foreigners, plus Florianópolis specifics.
Brazil is one of the most popular relocation destinations for remote workers, and Florianópolis in particular has become a default landing pad thanks to its safety, subtropical climate, and dense tech scene. Most arrivals use the VITEM XIV digital nomad visa, which requires $1,500 USD/month in income or $18,000 USD in savings and lasts up to two years.
The financial setup matters as much as the visa. Brazil runs on Pix, the instant payment system with 170+ million registered users, for almost everything from rent to a coffee, and a local SIM card is the quiet prerequisite most apps expect. Once you cross 183 days of presence, Brazilian tax residency triggers and worldwide income becomes reportable via monthly Carnê-Leão filings.
Moving to Florianópolis
Cost, neighbourhoods, and the financial setup for 2026.
Jan 15, 2026
Brazil Digital Nomad Visa
VITEM XIV: the rules, the documents, and what it actually unlocks.
Feb 3, 2026
Taxes in Brazil
The 2026 reform, Carnê-Leão, and what foreign income actually owes.
Feb 12, 2026
SIM Cards in Brazil
CPF, eSIMs, and the carriers that take a passport.
Feb 18, 2026
What is Pix?
Brazil’s instant payment system, in 2026 numbers.
Jan 20, 2026