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Brazil

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The biggest country in South America, Brazil is home to the Amazon forest, the “mecca” of football and its samba carnivals has attract revellers from all around the world.

However, Brazil can also be a dangerous place, with crime and tourist targeted scams to watch out for.

Note: vast majority of trips are trouble free and there is no need to be paranoid. That said, it always pays to be aware, careful, and prepared.

Emergency number

  • Police: 190
  • Fire, ambulance: 193
  • Tourist police (Rio de Janeiro): 021/3399-7170
  • Tourist police (Sao Paulo): 011/3107-5642

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Express kidnapping in Brazil

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How it works: This is rare and unlikely to happen to you. Further, locals, rather than tourists tend to be the ones targeted. However, it always pays to be careful….

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