No Visa Required for UK Entry.
[QUOTE=FuckAfMedDig;1502882]Is it similar for UK? It doesn't seem like they need a visa-just return ticket and money or sponsor.[/QUOTE]That's about the size of it and I'm 99% confident that same ruling applies to Brazilians entering all European Union countries plus most of the non EU states & also Russia.
Basically all Brazilians need for UK entry clearance is a return ticket and in the event they are queried by an immigration officer then they would just need to answer a few simple questions confirming they are not seeking employment and have either access to enough funds for the duration of their stay, a sponsor's letter is seemingly proof enough and their passport is stamped for a six month stay.
Typical Brazilian Crapola
[QUOTE=Eric Cartman;1503388]13th Salario and the guaranteed annual raise (7-7. 3% in SP / Rio this year) are horrible items for Brazilian businesses. It's a vicious cycle of inflation. I have PJs (businesses) under monthly contract who write a 13th salary payment into their contracted rates! I can't imagine getting a 7% guaranteed annual raise in the USA. Your choice in Brazil is to fire someone or give them a raise, and if you fire them before the annual raise (dissidio) comes out, they can challenge you for not having waited until after it came out (as it affects their severance). Fucking clown show.[/QUOTE]Thanks for the input Cartman. I personally do not wish for Bazil to take a huge tumble. I truly want things to progress and benefit my brazilian friends. However, this kind of example that you just stated in your last post, is the classic example of many signs that at some point. Don't know when. But at some point their economy is just going to freaken major dive. All of this momentum the country has picked up in the last few years with expectations of major events has fueled them, but its all a farce. You are correct about inflation.
For crying out loud, there are so many examples of how they typically take one step forward and then two backwards. Its absurd. It doesn't even require someone to read between the lines. Don't know if they will collapse before, during or after major events in the country. But the country will be tripping and falling on their face economically. Unfortunately, the majority of the people pay the price. I really hope I am wrong, but I doubt it. I have already advised my brazilian friends to save, save, save, cause dark days are comming.