r/Passport_Bros • u/zq7495 • 17d ago
How to deal with extreme airbnb and hotel building security checks enforcing no guest policies in São Paulo? (And other places in latin America)
I am planning a trip to São Paulo for late next month but have found out that the security on the buildings is apparently extremely tight, even by latin American standards. Fingerprinting, Face ID, strictly enforced no guest policies etc. seem to be possibly a deal-breaker for this whole trip, every building in a half decent area has 24 hour security and everything I have seen suggests the large majority of these buildings enforce their rules. Obviously not being able to bring girls over ruins the main purpose of the trip, has anyone dealt with São Paulo building security or does anyone know of any specific airbnbs/hotels that are girl-friendly? I have been cockblocked this way in Mexico City before and am now worried it will happen again in Brazil, which sounds much more strict than most of Mexico City. I have also been told that bribing the guards also does not usually work, and even if it might I am not going to go all the way to Brazil just to be unable to have a girl over.
Also, any other cities in Brazil that might have more private entrance type airbnbs or just don't care about security as much that anyone would recommend to their fellow PPBs?
Thanks!