Maintaining a long distance relationship as an expat in Brazil

Bhavna

Team

Member since 01 June 2015

Quatre Bornes, Plaines Wilhems

Bhavna

18 September 2019 07:24:33

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Bhavna

18 September 2019 07:24:33

36957

Quatre Bornes, Plaines Wilhems

Hello everyone,

Moving to Brazil without your significant other can be quite difficult, especially since your partner is an undeniable source of support. This kind of move may require some adjustments from both parties in order to make it a successful one.

What is challenging about being in a long distance relationship in Brazil?

How to maintain an adequate level of communication considering differing schedules and time zones?

How often would you travel to each other's location to meet?

How do you manage to still have a social life in Brazil?

What hurdles need to be considered if you have left behind children who are under the sole care of your partner?

Thanks for sharing your experience,
Bhavna

NewBrazil

Serial expat

Member since 20 February 2018

Imperatriz, Maranhão

NewBrazil

23 September 2019 16:00:19

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NewBrazil

23 September 2019 16:00:19

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Imperatriz, Maranhão

My first recommendation would be to make a plan to be together in future. You both have to deal with how to support each other I am talking about finances as you mentioned. You both need to decide where you both want to live together what country. Then start the process to make that happen. It took US almost 4 years to finally be together in the same country. Since it was Brazil we would be separated for 6 months each year. To get around this we would live together in Mexico for two to three months. That gave US 8 months together but only did this one time. Finally I got permanent Residency in Brazil. We used a lot of What App to talk keep in touch. These are my suggestion it worked for US.