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Solidarity network for Brazilians in Italy

Are you in Italy and need help? We have separated some groups and information to help the Brazilian community in Italy

In times of emergency, we know that Brazilians can only count on Brazilians themselves.

For this reason, Italianism decided to bring together all the channels to help our brothers in one place.”Brazilians". 

The list can, and should, be updated. If you know of any large and strong groups for Brazilians in Italy, let us know. Write in the comments of the post.

Consulates and diplomatic representations

Itamaraty – (61) 9826 00 787 (number created to assist Brazilians in Europe)

Brazilian Consulate in Milan - e-mail: [email protected] – Facebook: Consulate General of Brazil in Milan - Telephone:  02 777 1071 – Consular duty: (39) 335 727 8117

Groups

See which group below may be useful in your case:

Brazilians in Milan

Brazilians in Milan and surroundings

Brazilian Mothers in Milan

Brazilians in Rome

Brazilians living in Rome

Brazilians in Rome

Brasiliani to Rome

Group of Brazilians in Rome

Brazil in Rome

Brazilians in Lazio

Brazilians in Saronno – Varese

Brazilians in Turin

Brazilians in Como

Brazilians in Venice

Work in Italy

Brazilians in Italy

Brazilians in Italy (larger group)

Help Brazilians in Italy

Brazilians in Abruzzo

Brazilians in Puglia Basilicata

Brazilians in Reggio Calabria

Brazilian Community in Sicily

Italianismo recommends caution and attention in these groups. Even in times of tragedy, there are profiteers and criminals.

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