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Mosquitoes thrive in an environment such as Brazil's, occasionally wet, mostly humid, and always warm. One of the most dangerous mosquito-borne disease that may be contracted in the country is malaria. Symptoms include fever, chills and sweating, headaches, diarrhea, and abdominal pains. This disease has an incubation period of up to 18 months, so make sure to immediately consult with a doctor if you encounter these symptoms as malaria is a potentially fatal disease. Read More >

Travelers are recommended to get vaccinations for typhoid fever and hepatitis A, as these are both transmitted via food and drink. Contaminated food or drinks are not uncommon in Brazil, especially in less urbanized areas. This vaccine can be a lifesaver for expatriates who can be classified as more ‘adventurous' eaters. Read More >

Note that for emergency numbers 190 and 192, you will be connected to an English-speaking operator. However, since English is not a language widely used in Brazil, you may encounter difficulty in relaying your message. Knowing some key Brazilian phrases may come in handy in the event of one of these situations. Read More >