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The Remittance Process in Brazil and Latin America

The Remittance Process in Brazil and Latin America. Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil March 30, 2006. IDB Research Projects. Public Opinion Study of Remittance Recipients in Brazil. Remittances from Japan to Brazil: Study of Brazilian immigrants living and working in Japan.

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The Remittance Process in Brazil and Latin America

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  1. The Remittance Process in Brazil and Latin America Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil March 30, 2006

  2. IDB Research Projects • Public Opinion Study of Remittance Recipients in Brazil. • Remittances from Japan to Brazil: Study of Brazilian immigrants living and working in Japan. • Compilation of public opinion country studies, 2003-2005.

  3. Public Opinion Study of Remittance Recipients in Brazil April – May 2004

  4. GenderRemittance Recipients

  5. Age Remittance Recipients

  6. Annual Household Income(in U.S. dollars) Remittance Recipients

  7. Country of Remittance Senders Remittance Recipients *Portugal, Italy, United Kingdom, Spain, Germany and France

  8. Regions of Brazil

  9. States and Cities with Concentrations of Remittance Recipients • Southeast • Minas Gerais • Belo Horizonte • Caratinga • Governador Valadares • Pescador • Sao Paulo • Sao Paulo • Atibaia • Cafelandia • Embu • Jaguaruna • Mogi das Cruces • Presidente Prudente • Rio Claro • Southeast • Rio de Janeiro • Rio de Janeiro • Nova Friburgo • Petropolis • South • Parana • Curitiba • Lapa • Maringa • Pato Branco • Prudentopolis • South • Santa Catarina • Blumenau • Cocal do Sol • Criciuma • Florianopolis • Gaspar • Joinville • Santo Antonio do Pontal • Sideropolis • Rio Grande do Sul • Sao Leopoldo

  10. How frequently does this family member send you money? Remittance Recipients

  11. For how many years has this family member sending you money? Remittance Recipients

  12. How much money – on average – do you receive with each remittance? Remittance Recipients

  13. How much money – on average – do you receive with each remittance? Remittance Recipients

  14. How is the remittance sent? Remittance Recipients

  15. Usage of Remittances Remittance Recipients

  16. Remittances from Japan to BrazilStudy of Brazilian immigrants living and working in Japan April, 2005

  17. Residency in JapanBrazilians in Japan

  18. Education Brazilians in Japan

  19. Age Brazilians in Japan

  20. Type of Work Brazilians in Japan

  21. What was the main reason you decided to move to Japan? Brazilians in Japan

  22. Have you ever sent money to a family member back home? Brazilians in Japan

  23. How much money do you send each time? Brazilians in Japan Average Remittance - $600

  24. How frequently do you send money to your family member? Brazilians in Japan

  25. How do you send money to your family member? Brazilians in Japan

  26. Do you have a bank account in Japan? Brazilians in Japan

  27. Are you currently saving money? Brazilians in Japan

  28. Do you have any plans to start your own business in the future? Brazilians in Japan

  29. Public Opinion Study of Brazilians living in Portugal November 23 – December 20, 2005 1,000 interviews conducted in North, Central, Lisbon and Tagus Valley, Alentejo, and Algarve Regions **Results to be released in May 2006**

  30. Compilation of Public Opinion Studies of Remittance Recipients 2003-2005

  31. Remittance Recipients by Country • Dominican Republic 38% • El Salvador 28% • Guatemala 24% • Mexico 18% • Honduras 16% • Colombia 16% • Ecuador 14% • Bolivia 11% • Peru 10% • Brazil 2% ►

  32. Bank Accounts by CountryRemittance Recipients ►

  33. Frequency of Remittances by CountryRemittance Recipients ►

  34. Average Amount Sent by CountryRemittance Recipients ►

  35. Method of Receiving Money by CountryRemittance Recipients ►

  36. Usage of Remittances Remittance Recipients *Includes education, savings, investing in property or investing in a business

  37. Contact: Sergio Bendixen, President Phone: 305-529-9916 Fax: 305-529-9069 sbendixen@bendixenonline.com http://www.bendixenandassociates.com

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