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Curitiba, Brazil
Brazil

Curitiba

municipality of Paraná state, Brazil

19°C · this month$2,100/mo1,773,718935 m7 missions from 7 countries
Photo: mariordo59 from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic · CC BY-SA 2.0 · Wikimedia Commons

Live & travel in Curitiba

Monthly budget
$2,100/mo
Prices vs USA: 46%
Exchange rate
1 USD = 5.505 BRL
US travel advisory
Level 2
Homicides / 100k: 19.3
travel.state.gov
Internet access
84%
of people online
Air quality
13.4
PM2.5 (µg/m³)
Official languages
Portuguese
Emergency
188 · 193 · 192
Plug types
Europlug, IEC 60906-1
Calling code
+55

Estimate for a remote worker (rent + living) from World Bank price levels. Capitals can be higher. · US travel advisory: Aug 30, 2026

Climate by month

Temperature °CRain mm
-5°5°15°25°35°34°Jan36°Feb33°Mar32°Apr29°May25°Jun27°Jul29°Aug33°Sep35°Oct34°Nov33°Dec
Best months:FebruaryMarchAprilOctoberNovemberDecember

NASA POWER monthly climatology ·Humidity: 83%

Embassies & consulates in Curitiba

7 missions from 7 countries

Where to eat in Curitiba

Restaurants and cafés
Bars and nightlife

Source and corrections: Wikivoyage guide to Curitiba · CC BY-SA 4.0

Restaurants, cafés and dishes in Brazil

Frequently asked questions

Where can you eat in Curitiba?

The travel guide to Curitiba lists Montesquieu Bar, Saanga Grill, Spich Restaurant, Famiglia Originale, and Tropilha Grill.

Is Curitiba safe for travellers?

The U.S. State Department currently rates Brazil at Level 2. The national intentional-homicide rate is 19.3 per 100,000 people.

How much does it cost to live in Curitiba?

Roughly $2,100 per month for a remote worker, based on Brazil price levels (46% of US prices).

What is the weather like in Curitiba in November?

In November Curitiba averages a high of 34°C, a low of 7°C and about 141 mm of rain.

Which embassies and consulates are in Curitiba?

7 diplomatic missions, including Japan (Consulate General), Paraguay (Consulate General), and Poland (Consulate General).

Cities in Brazil

Sources: World Bank (CC BY 4.0), NASA POWER, U.S. Department of State, Wikidata (CC0), Wikimedia Commons, ExchangeRate-API.