What should I prepare for a business trip to Brazil, and what should I pay attention to when going t

Money, passport, information for work, necessary medicines, a few simple words of Portuguese, and getting to know a few Brazilian stars (and if necessary).

You can bring anything, don't wear an Argentine jersey and wander around the streets.

I won't talk about passports and the like.

The medicine is a medicine for the treatment of water and soil.

Sunscreen oil. It's winter in Brazil right now.

But it's not as cold as China's winters.

Bring a few coats.

It doesn't need to be as thick as down.

Bring this Portuguese-Chinese dictionary (if you don't know Portuguese).

Stay safe. Don't run around at night if you have nothing to do.

Be sure to look at the car when walking, Brazilians drive very fast.

Happy work.

First of all, money, and then money, and even without a green card and a visa, it is not good. Of course, there are also sneakers, football, and when you come back, buy something special there in Brazil. Bring a laptop.

Money, daily necessities, clothing, work supplies for business trips, other communication tools, and most importantly: jerseys, shoes, footballs, thank you.

Football is everywhere in Brazil.

It's enough to prepare some medicine, hehe.

So as not to blister after kicking the ball barefoot.

Whatever you like, it's best to play a game of football with Brazilians and have fun.

Money is the most important thing. Sets are also necessary. Because the women there are all good-looking.

And it's also very good. Hey hey)...And also.

The main thing is: There was a lot of chaos in the area. Be careful not to hold the DV...

Go to the beach with gold ornaments or something. Especially in the morning and evening when there are fewer people. It's easy to get robbed.

Just have your money on hand.

Guns, all kinds of guns, that's a mess.

Cooling oil, sunscreen, toilet water.

As long as you carry your credit card, you'll be able to do anything.

Brazil is in the southern hemisphere, and the season is just the opposite of ours, but even if it is not too cold in winter, bring a few long-sleeved clothes, bring glasses, there are a lot of ** beauties there! Dig hahaha.

If you are visiting Brazil in July, you will need to bring winter and summer clothes. If you go to the central part of Brazil, you don't need to bring more winter clothes, only a fleece jacket is about the same, if it is not cloudy and rainy, it will not be too cold. Winters in the south will be colder, and July is close to spring, so it's hard to say.

If you are going to the north, you don't need to bring thick clothes, which are hot all year round.

In addition to personal items such as mobile phones, laptops, and digital cameras, it is best to bring a *** wiring board and one or two electrical conversion plugs. You can buy it in Brazil, but if you just arrived in Brazil, you are not familiar with the place and it is inconvenient.

If you want to cook your own meals, you need to bring a rice cooker and a handy kitchen knife. Most of Brazil uses 110V voltage, some 220V appliances can be used, but the time is doubled, and some do not work at all. Brazilian kitchen knives are all elongated, and only those imported from Asia are rectangular.

Brazilians are warm and easy to get along with. He knows that if you are a foreigner, they will not mind if you say the wrong thing. But be careful, don't show your wealth to anyone, and keep a low profile when you go out. There are people who have been robbed, but there are also people who have never been robbed, so there is no need to worry too much.

The official language of Brazil is Portuguese (Brazil), and English is rarely spoken. Although Brazilians find it fashionable to be able to speak a little English, the ability to do so is limited to some white-collar workers.

Brazil has a predominantly tropical climate, with high humidity in coastal areas, especially in the coastal zone. Brazil is 22 September 21 for spring, 22 December for summer, 22 March for autumn, 22 June for autumn, 22 June 21 for winter. Summer is the peak tourist season, and if you want to avoid the crowds and the high temperatures above 37 degrees Celsius, April to October is the best time to visit.

Note: Chinese phones can only be used in Rio de Janeiro and Manaus, Brazil. The hotel ** is more expensive to play abroad, once connected to the international line, regardless of whether it is connected or not, it will start to be charged. All hotels in Brazil do not provide disposable slippers, toothpaste and toothbrushes, so you have to bring your own.

There are two types of voltage, 110 volts and 220 volts, and the voltages used in major cities are different, so Chinese tourists must pay attention to check the applicable voltage before using domestic appliances. (3) Most restaurants in Brazil usually add a 10% service charge to the bill, and if the service is particularly good, you may wish to tip the waiter a little more. (4) Brazilians are enthusiastic, sociable, and helpful.

Brazilians do not interrupt others in social situations as a sign of respect and politeness. Don't ask about Brazilians' salaries, finances, etc. Do not ask Brazilian women about their age and marital status.

5) The major cities in Brazil are in good health and free of epidemics. However, it should be noted that Brazilian tap water contains impurities and rust, and it is best not to drink it raw. Visitors who plan to travel to the Amazon should be vaccinated against yellow fever to be on the safe side.

6) In large cities such as São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, there are frequent thefts and robberies, and tourists should avoid going out alone at night. Passports, valuables and cash can be stored in a hotel safe and should not be carried with you.

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The first considerations were personal safety, documentation and language.

1.All documents (passports) must be worn closely.

Buy a close-fitting document bag in addition to taking a shower.

Other times, take it with you, or put it in the wallet where you can see it, except for a little cash, credit cards, hotel business cards, don't put any documents, domestic documents can not be brought, put at home, don't take them with you to travel together2Wealth is not exposed.

Don't carry a lot of cash with you.

If you want to bring cash, change it to a small denomination, and put it in multiple pockets (maybe put one on the sole of your shoe!). Even if you do get robbed, you can avoid losses to the greatest extent.

Try to use a credit card and be careful of fraudulent use (go to a larger, reputable store)3Keep a low profile.

Don't dress too formally unless the occasion requires it.

Don't wear expensive jewelry, watches, expensive sneakers, and cameras that may also be snatched, and don't hang them in your bag in a conspicuous place.

Don't wear it too much"Tourists"Try to be as general as possible.

Think about what college students wear jeans T-shirt and it's no problem to wear 3Don't ask for trouble.

Try not to go out at night.

Some places you can't go to and some areas you can't go to.

Don't be too curious about things, in fact, it's similar to the situation in China.

Don't be aggressive, people won't come to you for trouble.

Want to see the local nightlife and find a really familiar local to take you thereSuppose what to do if you are really robbed.

Calm down, don't panic, don't make a big move, because the person who grabbed you is more panicked than you, Brazil is very rife with guns, there is no need, please don't resist.

Okay, time is pressing, you want the bad things to end quickly, the person who robbed you also wants to leave quickly, cooperate a little, take out all the money on your body (you don't have to give him what you hide in the soles of your shoes), and you don't need to give him the close-fitting document bag, and you don't need to give him a backpack on your back, just give it to him (generally not too big, cumbersome).

5.Find a reliable guide or translator.

It is best to find overseas Chinese who live in the local area, communicate the purpose of the trip, the transportation time, the means of transportation, the place of residence, etc., arrange the itinerary in advance, and take into account the food, clothing, housing and transportation, go out happily and go home safely.

If it is not difficult to apply, you must first apply for a passport, and after choosing the destination country, you can apply for a visa on your own or through a travel agency. Book flights, hotels. Usually travel agents will give you advice. I consulted for you, and it looks like this:

If you are staying in Brazil for a short period of time (up to 90 days), you must submit the following documents to the Consulate General or Embassy of Brazil.

1) Valid travel document (e.g. passport), which should be valid for more than 3 months longer than the validity of the visa.

2) Correctly completed application** with 2 recent photographs.

3) Valid documents to prove the purpose of your trip (e.g. invitation letter) and stay arrangements (e.g. hotel name, private accommodation).

4) Valid documents proving your financial ability to return to your home country during your stay.

5) Valid proof that you have valid travel insurance, either for individuals or groups, which can cover your refunds, emergency illness medical expenses, etc., which must be issued by your country of residence. You can contact the Belgian embassy or consulate general to ask what type of insurance is acceptable. The insurance must be valid in the Schengen area and be valid for longer than the duration of your stay.

At least €30,000.

6) Proof of transportation (round-trip ticket): Once the visa is approved, you must submit a round-trip ticket (in your name, non-changeable) to obtain a visa.

The Spring Festival of 2010 is coming, as the Spring Festival is approaching, traveling has become a hot topic, and friends ** some precautions for traveling to Brazil during the Spring Festival for your reference. I hope it will be convenient for my friends to travel. First of all, try to learn as much as possible about some of the cultural backgrounds of Brazil, the attractions to be visited, and some local customs and folklore before you travel.

After arriving at the local scenic spots, we must listen carefully to the tour guide's explanation, generally the attractions we see are only superficial things, and some allusions and legends still need to be explained by the tour guide. Be sure to eat well and eat well when it comes to eating. Only eat well to have a good time, you must avoid eating clean, do not change your diet and imitation habits too much, it is recommended to eat more fruits, but also do not overeat, do not pay attention to the problem of not adapting to the soil and water.

In terms of accommodation, it is recommended not to live in too expensive hotels, as long as the ventilation is good, clean and hygienic, just take a hot shower before resting at night, so that the quality of sleep is higher, only enough sleep can ensure that the next day when you travel energetically. Going out to travel and shopping is also a thing to enjoy, and it should be noted that you must buy some local things that are more distinctive, not necessarily too expensive, in order to reduce unnecessary travel costs. Also be careful not to buy too much, as soon as the luggage is overweight.

Personal advice is to go with the group organized by the travel agency, which is more appropriate, saving money, worry, and time, and everyone is together with many people, and it is more lively.