How many Portuguese immigrated to Brazil in history?

Portuguese Brazilians refer to Brazilians of Portuguese descent. According to Portuguese law, any Brazilian national, as long as his father or mother is Portuguese, can acquire Portuguese nationality, and 5 million Brazilians meet this condition.

Portuguese Brazilians (English: Portuguese

Brazilian, Portuguese: Luso-Basileiro) Portuguese immigrants to Brazil can be traced back to the era of great navigation. Since Columbus, Magellan and others opened up global routes, Portugal and Spain first began to colonize America. Among Brazilian nationals, half of the population (50%) are descendants of Portugal, mainly descendants of Portuguese colonists or later immigrants. Meanwhile, 330,000 Portuguese people live in Brazil.