That might be true ofr now, but I would only consider the move under the condition of being Brazilian, being committed to stay in Brazil at least for a couple of years, not looking back... The other thing is it takes a while to get the convertion done, until then, no one is going to hire you, and if they say so, dont believe it. By law its not permited to have P2F, on the other hand you never know what it takes to get hired... If you have the JAR-FCL ready, there are opportunities appearing to get hired, i.e. THY, LH City-Line, Germania, etc given what you will invest to get the job here, and still no guaranties... But if you have the ANAC license ready, I agree time is good to find a job now in Brazil, and despite the salaries you can afford a nice living...
Do not attempt to commute (abroad), there are virtually no ZED agreements for crews here and you dont get a roster compatible to that anyway.