Campos do Jordão relocation guide

Remote work in Campos do Jordão

Secure the connection at your home, then confirm a usable backup before the first workday.

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The short answer

G6 publishes residential monthly plans for Campos do Jordão and states that upload speed is half the download rate. GWG publishes symmetric shared-fiber offers without a named price period. Reserva Campos describes a hotel coworking space, but public day access needs confirmation. For regular video calls, treat the address-specific connection and a tested backup as part of choosing the home.

  • G6 supplies a monthly billing unit. Its upload policy is 50 percent of download speed.
  • GWG advertises no minimum loyalty. Ask for the price period and installation quote.
  • A hotel coworking description is a lead. It does not establish a public day pass.
  • Brazil's remote-work rules remain separate. Housing and internet do not establish residence permission.

Residential internet offers

Published residential offers
Provider and productAdvertised comparisonImportant condition
G6 450 MegaUS$16 per monthR$79.90Upload is 50 percent of download. Standard installation exceptions apply
G6 700 MegaUS$20 per monthR$99.90Ask for address viability and contract terms
G6 1 GigaUS$30 per monthR$149.90An advertised product, rather than a measured home result
GWG 80/80US$18, period unstatedR$89.90Symmetric advertised rates, no minimum loyalty
GWG 200/200US$34, period unstatedR$169.90Confirm billing cycle and building installation
G6 support +55 12 3199 0000 is advertised 24 hours. GWG support is advertised daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Neither offer proves actual uptime, latency or coverage.

Sources 4,5,7,8

Confirm the workspace before relying on it

Reserva Campos describes coworking and high-speed WiFi at Rua Januário Pereira, 150, Alto Capivari. Its reception contact is +55 11 91552 5443. Ask whether a non-guest can work there, what access costs, which hours apply and whether calls are suitable. Confirm those terms and test the connection before relying on it.6

GWG's homepage says installation can be paid in up to three installments, while its shared-plan page says four. Obtain one written quote for your address. Do not let that small contract difference become an arrival-day surprise.7,8

Campos do Jordão uses America/Sao_Paulo, UTC minus three. São Paulo has not used daylight saving time since 2019. Recheck meetings when the other country changes its clocks.3

Keep the work and residence rules distinct

Brazil's CNIg Resolution 45/2021 covers remote work for a foreign employer. It specifies at least US$1,500 in monthly foreign-source income or US$18,000 in bank funds, alongside documentation and insurance valid in Brazil. Initial residence can be up to one year. Those thresholds are legal requirements, rather than a local living budget.2

Article 2 also addresses visitors subject to nationality, visa and stay rules. Do not treat a lease, CPF or internet contract as proof that a particular stay or work arrangement is permitted.1,2

Questions people ask

Does G6 publish an upload rate?

It says upload is 50 percent of the download rate for the residential plans shown. Verify the product and address, then test actual performance.

Are GWG prices confirmed monthly?

The published shared-plan page leaves the price period unstated. Ask GWG to identify the billing cycle in the quote.

Can I buy a day pass at Reserva Campos?

The hotel describes coworking without publishing non-guest access or a day-pass price. Contact reception first.

Is the digital nomad income threshold a Campos budget?

No. The US$1,500 monthly income or US$18,000 bank-funds alternatives belong to Brazil's remote-work residence rules. Your household costs are a separate calculation.

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Sources and how we check them

Sources and how we check them8 sources

Every figure on this page comes from the official or primary source listed here. We checked them in . Rules and prices change, so confirm anything important with the source before you act on it.

  1. Receita Federal national CPF enrollment service for Brazilian and foreign applicants (opens in a new tab)
  2. Ministry of Justice CNIg Normative Resolution 45 of 2021 (opens in a new tab)
  3. IANA, South America time zone rules (opens in a new tab)
  4. Banco Central do Brasil, U.S. dollar PTAX for October 9, 2026 (opens in a new tab)
  5. G6, Campos do Jordão residential plans (opens in a new tab)
  6. Reserva Campos, hotel workspace and room policies (opens in a new tab)
  7. GWG, shared fiber plans and conditions (opens in a new tab)
  8. GWG, residential service and contacts (opens in a new tab)