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Most of those people who use the internet to wire cash to Brazil are either sending from either the United States (42%), Japan (32%), or Germany (16%). Behind Mexico, Brazil is the second-highest recipient of remittance from immigrants working in Latin and South America. The Central Bank of Brazil claims over $2.8 is sent through formal corridors, and thanks in big part to funds transferred through the web, it is becoming easier to accurately estimate that figure.

If you were to ask a financial expert to explain the importance of money transfers into Brazil just a few years ago, they probably would have laughed in your face. But nowadays, many Brazilians migrate to places like Japan, Germany and the United States, and their families become depend on them for financial support.

There are several ways to send money from the United States to Brazil. One of the easiest ways to do this is to develop a relationship with a US bank that is well represented in Brazil, such as Bank of America, Wells Fargo or Citibank.