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Practical guides to eating, drinking, and getting things done after a move. Guides marked Brasil only cover rules, documents or customs specific to Brasil. Country guides for Americans abroad are grouped on the Expat Abroad page.
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Arriving at the Airport: What to Expect at Immigration
The sequence from the aircraft door to the arrivals hall in Brasil, what the officer may ask for, and how to make it a short conversation.
Tourist Stay Rules for US Passport Holders
How long a visitor may stay in Brasil, how the days are counted, and how an extension works, from the regulation and the Federal Police.
Visa Types for Americans: An Overview
Since April 2025, US citizens need a visa to visit Brasil. Here is how the two main families of visas are organized, and where to apply for each.
The First 30 Days in a New Country: A Practical Checklist
SIM, cash, transit, a bed, and one good meal. Then the slower work of making a place function. A working checklist for the first month.
Collecting US Social Security while living in Colombia
How US Social Security works for Americans retired in Colombia: payments abroad, no totalization agreement, rules for Colombian family members, Medicare and taxes.
Getting your tax ID in Finland
What the Finnish personal identity code is, who issues it, the conditions for getting one, and why Americans need it for tax cards, banks and employers.
Driving in Austria with a US license: IDP, exchange and the test
How long a US license works after you move to Austria, how to exchange it without a driving test, and the vignette, winter tire and alcohol rules.
Malta Retirement Programme: pension income and the minimum tax
Who qualifies for the Malta Retirement Programme, the 75% pension rule, the 15% rate and minimum tax, the 2027 changes, and Social Security paid to Malta.
Cost of living in Germany: building an honest monthly budget
Budget a move to Germany from amounts fixed by law or public bodies, like the broadcasting fee and Deutschlandticket, plus your own rent quotes.
Colombian tax residency rules for Americans
When an American becomes a Colombian tax resident: the 183-day rule, how days are counted across two years, rules for nationals, and what residence means.
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