One membership, one clear price
Come to Brasil membership: US$29.90 for manual, tools and community
See the US$29.90 monthly Come to Brasil membership: Complete Brazil Manual, planners, calculators, updates, community and local support.
The Complete Brazil Manual
Live, work, raise a family and get residence in Brazil
The short answer
What you need to know first
Come to Brasil costs US$29.90 per month. The subscription includes the Complete Brazil Manual, planning checklists, calculators, first-90-days resources, updates and community access with practical local support. It renews monthly until cancelled through the secure billing portal and includes the stated first-payment guarantee in the membership terms.
Key decisions at a glance
- The manual and community are included together; the manual is not a separate add-on.
- The membership costs US$29.90 per month and can be cancelled for future renewals.
- Members keep access to tools, updates and community support while subscribed.
- Regulated professional services and third-party costs are not silently bundled into the price.
What the US$29.90 monthly membership includes
Every active member receives the Complete Brazil Manual and the member support layer. The offer is designed as an ongoing relocation suite, not a PDF sold without updates or people behind it.
The current membership includes the manual, planners, calculators, first-90-days resources, official links, updated material, nationality groups and community access.
- Complete 300+ page Brazil Manual
- Residence and family document planning
- Family budget and decision calculators
- Housing, neighbourhood, school and healthcare guidance
- Nationality groups and practical local community support
- Updates and member resources while subscribed
Value before the flight and after arrival
Before travel, the membership helps the family choose the questions, records and budget it must prepare. During arrival, it turns the first weeks into a sequence. After settlement, the same material and community help with updates, services and local context.
The services page shows the complete support map, and the community page explains the human layer.
What the membership does not pretend to include
The subscription does not include government fees, rent, school tuition, healthcare plans, translations, apostilles or every third-party professional service. It does not guarantee a visa, residence, citizenship, rental approval or provider availability.
When a lawyer, accountant, doctor, broker or other regulated professional is required, the membership helps the family identify the scope and prepare the facts; the professional remains responsible for the work.
Billing, delivery, cancellation and guarantee
The card subscription renews monthly until cancellation. After a confirmed payment, the member receives access instructions by email. Future renewals can be cancelled through the secure billing portal.
The current refund period and delivery details are stated in the membership terms. Read those terms before subscribing rather than relying on a summary that may omit a condition.
Compare value against the cost of fragmented decisions
The useful comparison is not only the price of another guide. Compare whether the alternative connects current sources, tools, local-price context, ongoing updates and a place to ask practical questions.
Come to Brasil does not claim to be the cheapest option in every market. It offers a transparent monthly price for the manual, tools and community together, so a family can decide what it is actually buying.
Common questions
Questions families ask
How much is Come to Brasil?
The membership is US$29.90 per month and includes the Complete Brazil Manual, member tools, updates and community access.
Can I cancel the subscription?
Yes. Future renewals can be cancelled through the secure billing portal. The current guarantee and refund conditions are stated in the membership terms.
Are legal and government fees included?
No. Government fees, regulated professional services and other third-party costs are separate unless explicitly stated.
Sources and verification
Rules and procedures can change. Recheck the official source before acting.
