Moving abroad

[2toyos]

Hiya, hope everyone is well, me and the family are moving, we're moving to Brazil, I'm just wondering if I'm able to take my UK electrical goods with me, we're building a brand new house, and I think the voltage we will be using is 220, not sure will have to double check, so my question is, can we take our electrical goods like laptops, Xbox X etc etc or will I need to purchase over there

Thanks

[Corollanutter]

This might help you. https://www.worldstandards.eu/electricity/plug-voltage-by-country/brazil/

[APS]

Interesting that Brazil doesn't seem to have a standard voltage but use both 220 and 130. Still, most modern equipment like laptops and gaming consoles will have switching power supplies that automatically handle any voltage between 110 and 240. Things like hairdryers or kitchen mixers (with resistive or inductive loads) would require the correct voltage.  You have to check the labels on each item. 

[theroman]

You can also check numbeo. Back in times when I was a student for me it was. big cultural shock + it was difficult to accommodate to the new culture and university requirements. Thought times but thankfully for me it is all in the past. Relocation is difficult process. 

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[MaxForsyth]

Congratulations on the big move to Brazil! 🎉

[KingsleyGrace]

Hey there! 😊 Congrats on the big move to Brazil! That sounds super exciting! 🌟 As for your electrical goods, double-checking the voltage requirements's a good idea. If Brazil uses 220 volts, you might need voltage converters for your UK electronics to work properly. Sometimes, buying new electronics there is safer and more convenient.

[2toyos]

17 hours ago, KingsleyGrace said:

Hey there! 😊 Congrats on the big move to Brazil! That sounds super exciting! 🌟 As for your electrical goods, double-checking the voltage requirements's a good idea. If Brazil uses 220 volts, you might need voltage converters for your UK electronics to work properly. Sometimes, buying new electronics there is safer and more convenient.

Thanks, want that vitamin D all year round 😂😂 where building the house at moment, yeah think where just going to buy new in Brazil