Take the official SiGMA Shuttle Bus: 

This shuttle service offers convenient round-trip transportation from the Hilton Morumbi Hotel to the Transamerica Expo Center, starting at 8:30am and running until 7:00pm on Day 1 and from 9:30 til 7:00 on Day 2 and 3.

Popular ride-hailing apps include Uber and 99. 

Tickets to the metro must be purchased at the stations, APP TOP or via WhatsApp through the number (+551138882200).

1. The currency in Brazil is the Real (R$).
2. For Brazil there are two associated plug types. Plug type N has two round pins and a grounding pin. Plug type C is the plug that has two round pins. Brazil operates on a 127/220V supply voltage and 60Hz. The power supply in Brazil is 127V, however, most of the hotels operate at 220V.
3. With an average high of 73°F (23°C) and a low of 55°F (13°C), it generally feels mildly cool with a gentle breeze.
4. São Paulo has three main airports; São Paulo Congonhas, Guarulhos International, and Viracopos International Airport.

190 for Police
192 for Ambulance
193 for Fire Department
996 for Coastguard
136 for Health Authority

Visitors may also find these numbers helpful:
+55-61-3312-7000 for the U.S. Embassy

1. There are a whole host of countries who don’t need a visa to visit Brazil if staying between 30 and 180 days, including all European Union member states. However, the period allowed can differ for individual nations.
2. Non-visa exempt countries such as Australia, Canada, Japan, Andorra, The Bahamas, Guatemala, Malaysia, Panama, Venezuela (a 60-day maximum stay) and The United States must apply for the , even if they are just passing through on transit.
3. Should you require an Invitation Letter for your VISA application, kindly fill in your details .
4. It’s also possible to conduct a upon completing the Brazil eVisa application and before travel to Brazil.

Good food guides are worth their weight in salt. From hearty stews to barbeque, there’s no shortage of delicacies on Brazilian menus. We’ve rounded up some of the best eateries in Sao Paulo to make sure you’re fuelled up for what’s set to be a busy week ahead.

1. D.O.M. (Chef Alex Atala – 2 Michelin Stars)

Amazon meets avant-garde—where ants on your plate are a delicacy, not a disaster.

2. Maní (Chef Helena Rizzo – 1 Michelin Star)

Brazilian comfort food went to Paris, came back enlightened, and now throws a dinner party every night.

3. Evvai (Chef Luiz Filipe Souza – 1 Michelin Star)

Where Italian Nonna meets Brazilian Carnival—expect pasta with a passport and pizzazz.

4. Jun Sakamoto (Chef Jun Sakamoto – 1 Michelin Star)

Sushi so minimalist it could moonlight as modern art—and yes, he watches while you eat.

5. A Casa do Porco (Chef Jefferson Rueda – 1 Michelin Star)

Pork gets the royal treatment here—crispy, smoky, juicy… oink if you love it.

6. Kan Suke

Quiet, precise, and sharper than your ex’s comebacks—this is sushi the samurai would approve of.

7. Kinoshita (Chef Tadashi Shiraishi – 1 Michelin Star)

Traditional kaiseki that whispers ‘zen’ with every bite—serenity now, sushi later.

8. Huto Restaurante

Tokyo sleek meets São Paulo chic—where each roll is a mic-drop moment.

9. Kuro

A love letter to minimalism, umami, and Instagram-worthy plating—prepare to swoon.

10. Oizumi Sushi

Hidden, humble, and utterly heroic—your next sushi crush lives here.