It's unsafe because police presence is pretty low and the mentality is that crime is cool, a way of life and also supported by brazilian media (Soap Operas), while there are some people who are law-abiding, honest cops and people too afraid to make a move, the police force also has some corruption in it, going side by side with trafficking and extorting favela residents for protection money and terrorizing with the bandits, specially in places like Rio de Janeiro.
It depends.... where you are thinking of living and what your idea of safe is. I've lived in São Paulo for over three years and nothing has ever happened to me... but... something has happened to almost every Brazilian I know...
Any place can be dangerous for an exchange student... Brazil not necassarly more then other places.
Yes, it's very safe. The only problem is that, in big cities, you just have to know where you walk.
no it depends on where you are going and wether you adapt to their culture or not.
The Dangers Are The Rain Forest And The OxyGen That Come From The Trees And The Wild Life And The Spiders And More Can Bite You And Infect You With Poisen
Yes don´t worry about news and fake sugestions
of course there are sooo many armed guards it is crazy safe i recommend to stake a trip there right now.
Because they kill people they do not know
The origin of exchange students varies depending on where they are studying.
You can't exchange brazil reals in chennai or anywhere in india. but you can try in the airport with thomas cook!!
a total of 4,880,381 students did undergraduate attendance at one of 2,281 higher education institutions (HEIs) in Brazil.
Contols Dollar exchange
depends on the exchange rate
No it is REAL R$ but you can bring with you to exchange
This is 'Merca, we only talk about 'Mercans
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During the exchange studies abroad, how will you promote your own undergraduate program to all other students?
The main reason my family hosts exchange students is to provide a positive experience. Hosting students expands their understanding of diversity and the world, as well as the family hosting the student. We act as ambassadors to our country and provide a positive experience for the student as they learn about our culture. Also, hosting exchange students count as a form of community service. This is because hosting exchange students broadens the community's diversity and culture.