[Brazil] - The Spanish Allure: Why Brazilian Nomads Are Flocking There in Record Numbers

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Spain has become an increasingly attractive destination for Brazilians seeking new opportunities
Over 161,000 Brazilians moved to the European country last year for work or study.The Spanish government has implemented policies to
facilitate the entry of skilled foreigners after the pandemic
New visa types have been introduced to accommodate various professionals.These include the digital nomad visa, language study visa, and
non-profit visa for retirees and those living on income
Her immigration consultancy received 5,112 visa requests in 2023, with over 10% for the digital nomad visa.The company experienced a 329.85%
growth, reaching over 8 million reais in revenue
Barbalho notes a significant increase in digital nomads coming to Spain since the pandemic.The Spanish Allure: Why Brazilian Nomads Are
Flocking There in Record Numbers
(Photo Internet reproduction)These professionals contribute to the local economy through spending and investment
The influx of skilled workers has been beneficial for both the immigrants and the Spanish economy.Camila Coutinho, a 33-year-old marketing
professional, recently moved to Madrid as a digital nomad
She aims to expand her portfolio and learn a new language.Despite the challenges of adapting to a new culture, many find the experience
rewarding
workers and digital nomads in the initial years
The technology sector remains particularly sought after, with high demand for IT professionals.The Spanish Allure: Why Brazilian Nomads Are
Flocking There in Record NumbersLeandro Fujii, a 37-year-old support manager, moved to Spain in 2022 seeking better work opportunities and
accustomed to more hectic environments
Despite the advantages, Brazilian immigrants face challenges in Spain.The rising demand for housing has led to increased rental prices,
especially in major cities
The strong euro also poses financial challenges for those earning in Brazilian reais.Cultural differences, such as the direct communication
style of Spaniards, can be initially jarring for Brazilians.However, many immigrants find that respecting these differences leads to a
fulfilling life in their new home.