Jamaican immigration to Brazil

Jamaican Brazilian (Portuguese: Jamaicano-brasileiro) is a Brazilian person of full, partial, or predominantly Jamaican ancestry, or a Jamaican-born person residing in Brazil.

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Ancestry and ethnicity in Brazil

Brazil

Brazilians
Indigenous peoples
Mixed-race or mestiços
- ainokos
- pardos
  - caboclos
    - mamelucos
    - Amazonian Jews
  - cafuzos
  - juçaras
    - caiçaras
  - mulatos
- sararás

Africa

By ethnicity	Black Jews Amazonian Jews quilombolas Kalunga

West Africa	Angolan Nigerian

Americas

North America	American Confederados New Texas Canadian

Caribbean	Barbadian Cuban Jamaican Haitian

South America	Argentine Bolivian Chilean Paraguayan Peruvian Uruguayan

Asia

By ethnicity

By country
or region

Eastern	Chinese Japanese in São Paulo Korean Vietnamese

Southern	East Indians

Western	Armenian Arab Lebanese Palestinian Syrian Turkish

Europe

By ethnicity

By country
or region

Central	Austrian Czech German Hungarian Polish Swiss

Eastern	Russian Ukrainian

Northern	Finnish Latvian Lithuanian Scandinavian

Southern	Bulgarian Serbian Croatian Greek Italian Macedonian Portuguese mazombos Spaniard

Western	Belgian Dutch English French Irish Luxembourger Scottish

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Jamaican immigration to Brazil

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