... ну хотя бы на Кипр, если не в Бразилию:

Since the collapse of communism an estimated 20,000 Russians have settled on the island. The community's impact on the seaside town of Limassol is such that it is known as "little Moscow". They often leave their families on the island and commute to Moscow by private jet.

In the 1990s an estimated $1bn a month was flowing out of Russia into Cypriot banks.
This week the Central Bank of Cyprus said that the figure had risen considerably: €18.7bn of foreign investment poured into local banks in May alone and most of it was Russian.

"From February 2010 we have seen the beginnings of a steady rebound in international banking which can be attributed primarily to Russian deposits," said Miltos Michaelas at the privately-run Marfin Laiki bank. "We estimate that the volume will increase, already deposits for June have risen considerably … 50% to 60% of our clientele is Russian."

More than at any other time, the Cypriot government is keen to promote the ties. Harilaos Stavrakis, the economy minister, said this week that the government had begun the process of awarding citizenship to Russians depositing large amounts in banks..