Overview
Brazilians Around the World: Where Do the Largest Communities Live? Below is an overview of the main countries where the approximately 4.4 million Brazilians who form the diaspora live, according to estimates from Brilliant Maps. The list highlights the geographic diversity of Brazilian migration, distributed between North America, Europe, Asia and other continents. 1. United States - 1,905,000 6. Spain - 165,000 2. Portugal - 275,000 7. Italy - 162,000 3. Paraguay - 245,850 8. Germany - 138,955 4. United Kingdom - 220,000 9. Canada - 122,400 5. Japan - 206,259 10. Argentina - 90,203 11. France - 90,000 16. Netherlands - 65,000 12. French Guiana - 82,500 17. Australia - 60,000 13. Switzerland - 77,000 18. Uruguay - 46,848 14. Ireland - 70,000 19. Bolivia - 42,000 15. Belgium - 65,000 20. Mexico - 40,000 21. Suriname - 30,000 26. Angola - 13,290 22. Lebanon - 21,000 27. Venezuela - 11,800 23. Chile - 18,648 28. Guyana - 10,700 24. Sweden - 16,814 29. Norway - 10,411 25. Israel - 15,000 30. Other countries combined - 87,577 Count on an experienced immigration lawyer to guide your case and navigate the legal process. and exclusive group on Telegram. Don't forget to!
Topics like this matter because news and operational changes often sound broader or more urgent than they really are until they are read against the right route, authority, and timing question.
Published topic date: March 14, 2026.
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Topics like this matter because news and operational changes often sound broader or more urgent than they really are until they are read against the right route, authority, and timing question.
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