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globalization of information, major international events, an expanding Brazilian economy, social networks, and radical improvements in rio de janeiro's overall safety have paved the way for international job seekers. getting employment in rio de janeiro is much easier then in the past, especially given the large number of multinational enterprises opening local offices and establishing a presence in rio. yet, getting a job in rio can be a long and difficult process, also due to the extensive documentation required by the government, both from employers and potential employees. while randomly looking for a job while in rio is generally not advisable, as it may violate a foreigner's visa status, most of the leg work can be done remotely, before ever reaching rio de janeiro. | important dates | |||
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