Chiang Mai · Thailand
A living bridge between Brazil and Thailand.
Cultural center, community and hub for Brazilians in Chiang Mai. Tell us what brings you here — Laira reads and replies herself.

Arriving in Chiang Mai?
Discover your adaptation profile
5 quick questions. At the end you get a personalized diagnostic + a mini-guide PDF made for your case.
A Casa em movimento
It all revolves around the house.
From the kids' school to Sunday samba — a taste of what happens here.
What we do
Six fronts that make Chiang Mai a little more Brazilian — pick the one that calls you and tell us what you'd like to see happen.
Education
Learning is a two-way road between Brazil and Thailand.
Classes, workshops and study groups that connect Brazilian culture to everyday life in Chiang Mai — for Brazilians wanting to keep their roots and for Thais curious about Brazil.
Learn more →Culture
Brazilian memory, art and tradition alive in Chiang Mai.
Cinema, literature, music and folk traditions — ongoing spaces to keep Brazilian culture alive and share it with those arriving from elsewhere.
Learn more →Sports
Sweat and play among Brazilians, from amateur to competitive.
Teams, training and sporting meetups that bring the Brazilian community in Chiang Mai together. From Sunday football to capoeira at sunset — sports as a meeting point.
Learn more →Events
Brazilian culture alive, year-round.
Big cultural moments bringing the Brazilian community and Thai friends together. Carnival, June festival, samba, film screenings and dates that make Chiang Mai a little more Brazilian.
Learn more →Gastronomy
The Brazilian table at the heart of Thailand.
Flavors that ease homesickness and open doors — feijoadas, cooking classes, traditional event food and gastronomic meetups with local producers and cooks.
Learn more →Mobility
Get around Chiang Mai with the ease of a local.
Practical tools and real tips for those visiting, living in, or moving to Chiang Mai. Calculate, compare and decide — then let's talk.
Learn more →Guide
Thailand guide topics
Before you pack — or now that you've arrived. A practical guide with everything we wish we'd known.
Before moving to Chiang Mai
What you need to know and arrange before getting on the plane.
From visa choice to international banking — the checklist that separates prepared movers from improvised travelers.
Read topic →Living in Chiang Mai
Daily life, costs, transportation and culture — what nobody tells you upfront.
Rent, groceries, transport, food, banking, internet, leisure — the practical routine of people who live in Chiang Mai, through the eyes of Brazilians who already do.
Read topic →Working in Chiang Mai
Remote work, freelancing and work visas — what you can legally do.
Work visa, freelance for foreign companies, DTV (digital nomad) and opening a local business — real options and what each one requires.
Read topic →Documents and visa
Everything you need to enter, stay and renew.
Visa types, extensions, 90-day report, residence certificate, international driver's license — the bureaucratic path in order.
Read topic →Family and kids
Schools, activities, pediatricians — for Brazilians arriving with family.
International, bilingual and homeschooling options, parks, English-speaking pediatricians and Brazilian activities so kids don't lose Portuguese.
Read topic →Culture and language
Learning Thai, understanding customs and not embarrassing yourself.
Greetings, hierarchy, Buddhism, local festivals, rules of respect for temples and the monarchy, and tips to start understanding Thai without memorizing tones.
Read topic →Partnership
On QueroViajar.app
Stories about travel, nomad families and life abroad, from the Casa's partner blog.
Desafios das Famílias Nômades Digitais com Crianças
Desafios das famílias nômades digitais com crianças incluem infraestrutura, segurança, adaptação da rotina e rede de apoio para garantir estabilidade e bem-estar.
Como conciliar fuso horário e escola dos filhos no exterior
Estratégias para conciliar fuso horário e rotina escolar de filhos no exterior, abordando trabalho remoto, adaptação cultural e suporte educacional bilíngue.
Centralize o Planejamento da Sua Viagem em Um Só Lugar
Centralize o planejamento de viagens familiares com trabalho remoto e crianças usando inteligência artificial para roteiros personalizados e infraestrutura local.
Rotina estável mesmo com mudança constante
Como manter uma rotina estável para trabalho, estudos e lazer das crianças durante mudanças constantes usando planejamento, flexibilidade e tecnologia.
Who's behind it
Minds behind the Mission
Casa Brasil is born from people who live and believe in Chiang Mai as a meeting point — founders and a board that shape the community.

Laira Larissa
Co-founder · Executive Director
Brazilian in Chiang Mai for years. The mind behind Casa Brasil — she connects the local community, keeps the house alive and opens the door to whoever arrives.

Michael Alexsander
Co-founder
The builder behind the Casa's technology. Owner of the MelhorAgencia.ai ecosystem and architect of the digital bridges that connect the community.
Board
Director of Sports
Director of Events
Director of Culture
Director of Mobility
Director of Gastronomy
Director of Education
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers for people landing in Chiang Mai — or planning the move.
A cultural center and meeting point for Brazilians in Chiang Mai — and for Thais curious about Brazil. Activities are organized around six areas (Education, Culture, Sports, Events, Gastronomy and Mobility), all designed to strengthen the Brazilian community here in Thailand.
Nothing right now. We're mapping interest and building the community base before defining any membership format. If you sign up and tick the box saying you want to be part of the project, we'll reach out when that stage starts.
Not to take part in Casa Brasil — we speak Portuguese among Brazilians. For day-to-day life in Chiang Mai, basic English opens almost everything (apps, malls, private hospitals). Thai helps a lot at street markets, public schools and paperwork.
Sign up in the area that interests you most (Education, Events, Sports, etc.). Laira reads every entry and replies directly — from there you join the area's group and stay in the loop.
Yes — we have a dedicated families group with a Brazilian pedagogue in Education, monthly reading circles and an active exchange about international, bilingual and homeschooling options. Speaking Portuguese at home is the single biggest factor protecting fluency in your kids.
Start with the Guide (in the footer) — it covers visas, cost of living, schools, remote work and local culture. Then sign up in the Mobility area so we can help with an arrival checklist, plus the area that best matches the life you're building here.
We're building this together.
Every sign-up helps us understand where to begin. If the project speaks to you, leave your interest in any of the areas — and tick the box if you want to be part of Casa Brasil in the future.
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