Travel to Brazil

coopermaybe asked:


I live in the Northeastern United States. Will it be easy to travel there? Anything special things needed?

Andrea

canadian_traveller13 asked:


I’m a 20 year old pretty female who wants to travel alone to Brazil and wondering if this is safe. Are there places that anyone would suggest that are more safe than others? I’m becoming very discouraged when everyone that I talk to says that it’s incredibly dangerous and I would be crazy to go alone.

Maya

Frank asked:


I have my passport.And the visa application to go to brazil does not ask question regarding criminal history.Thank you.

Jake

Wham Fan asked:


I’m going to be studying abroad in Buenos Aires, Argentina, for a few months, but before I leave South America I would like to try to visit Brazil and Chile. I would like to find cheaper ways than airline travel. Does anybody know a cheap–yet safe–way to travel to either country from BA (especially to Brazil)?

Devon

de P asked:


I am a American and Brazilian citizen. If I traveled to Brazil, I could travel to Cuba with a visa. However, I’m wondering if this would have any sort of legal implication as I’m an American citizen.

Alfredo

Jordin asked:


I would like to visit Salvador( and other areas in Brazil) and I would like to really see the points of historical interest, among other things. I am looking for a company that will provide us with guides who can speak English WELL and who are knowledgeable about the local history. This company should also be able to place me in a hotel where at least more than one worker speaks English well.
Sincere, polite, constructive answers only please.

Steven