If you’re considering Brazil, especially Bahia, you’ll notice this quickly: most information online is built for short-term tourists, not people building real lives.
- I’m here to close that gap with practical, lived context.
- I’m based in Bahia and I share lived experience and practical orientation.
- I’m not an attorney or immigration professional.
Choose your path:
Personal Relocation
- Start with Personal Relocation Support if you’re exploring life here, even temporarily.
Business Curiosity
- Personal support is the flagship offering. Business curiosity provides stories and specialist connections, not advice.
A NOTE ABOUT ‘FINAL DESTINATION’
Brazil does not have to be your final destination.
For many people, especially people of African descent, Bahia is an ideal transitional base.
Here’s why: You Blend In. You won’t stand out as ‘foreign’ the way you might in other countries. That gives you room to breathe, get grounded, and explore other options at your own pace without the pressure of being visibly out of place.
The other reason it works: Community. I’ve built a trusted circle here, people I know personally who can help you navigate with more care, context, and common sense. You’re not doing this alone, and you’re not starting from scratch.
WHY THIS EXISTS
When I first traveled to Brazil, it was my first international trip. Not a vacation. Not a resort stay. Not a guided experience.
What I found online was glossy, incomplete, and disconnected from day-to-day reality. Housing details were vague. Cultural expectations were skipped. Visa information felt fragmented. Safety conversations lacked nuance.
And very little spoke directly to Black Americans navigating identity, history, and belonging abroad.
After living in Bahia for almost a year, it became clear that many people were asking the same questions I once had, and struggling to find honest, practical answers.
WHY I AM A DIFFERENT KIND OF RESOURCE
I am not speaking from the position of someone who ‘always traveled internationally.’ Brazil was my first time leaving the United States.
Before that, I lived in 10 different U.S. states across regions, cultures, and economic realities. I have worked in corporate environments and in grassroots entrepreneurship, creative industries, and community-based work.
That background matters. It shapes how I observe systems, ask better questions, adapt, and explain things clearly to people who are new to international living.
WHO THIS IS FOR
I am currently based in Bahia as a digital nomad, and I have already helped others navigate early move decisions, expectations, and next steps.
This space is intentionally designed for people who are:
• Feeling called to explore new options
• Looking for a calmer, more flexible next step
• Curious about relocating to Brazil, not just visiting
• Open to Brazil as a transitional destination while exploring other possibilities
• Drawn to Bahia’s history, culture, and African diaspora connections
• Seeking grounded, realistic insight instead of influencer-style travel content
• Navigating their first or early international move
• Exploring digital nomad life, long-term stays, or study-based visas
This is an orientation point. Not a pressure funnel.
HOW TO GET STARTED
Start with a short, guided conversation. You can call or text using the interactive guide. You can also stop the agent at any time and request a call back.
You will be asked a short series of questions about:
• Your motivations for leaving
• Your timeline
• Your work or study situation
• Your concerns, expectations, and experience level
Based on your answers, I can point you to the right starting resources, surface blind spots, and help you decide whether Bahia is a fit for what you’re seeking.
Think of it as a conversation, not a quiz.
Are you thinking about making a move? Let’s talk through it honestly and practically. Brazil doesn’t have to be forever. But it might be exactly where you need to be right now.