When you arrived, were you welcomed by any organization? The entities that have stood out in recent years in the initial reception of immigrants in Paraíba were...
João Pessoa is the capital of the state of Paraíba, which is part of the Northeast Region of Brazil. The city has around 800,000 inhabitants, and together with its metropolitan region, it exceeds 1.1 million inhabitants...
Upon arrival, inform yourself about your rights and try to fulfill your duties. Only then will the life of the immigrant/refugee be more peaceful in Brazil...
Having all the documentation up-to-date is fundamental to access government social programs, obtain new documents, and access various rights...
Brazilian and Paraíban people, in general, are friendly and welcoming. As it is a region that receives many tourists, there is already a lot of contact with foreigners...
As most of the local population knows only Portuguese, it is important for the immigrant/refugee to try to learn the local language as quickly as possible to facilitate communication...
In Brazil, to try to get a job, a person should search for vacancies directly in local companies, submit their Curriculum Vitae, and offer themselves to compete for available positions, considering what the company is looking for and if the person has the skills and professional knowledge to perform the necessary tasks...
If you need legal assistance or guidance in the legal field, ask for help from the welcoming entity you are in, so they can indicate where to seek free assistance...
During this time of change, psychological support is always important, as it will help navigate through this period of many adaptations, both for you and your family...
Every person who changes their place of residence, especially when moving to another country, tends to go through four phases...
When arriving in a place, one wishes to establish oneself, have a home to live in. Shelters and welcoming houses are legal and necessary, but they are temporary, provisional residences...
The following tips were provided by foreigners who already live in Brazil. Below, we compiled what they suggest to newcomers...