I want to study in UK for LLM, but maybe practically choose Continental Europe (Netherlands, Sweden or Norway) as it is a bit more affordable for me.
Is this a bad decision?

Although its not much of an answer, Id say it depends and it depends on a unsettling number of things your background, your plans for immediate and long-term future, your budget, your chances of securing funding and so on and so forth

A straightforward advice, without any consideration to either of the above factors and based solely on my experience as a Brazilian lawyer*, I say the extra money you save for going to Continental Europe doesnt pay off in the end Here many would see an LLM from an university in Continental Europe as a one-year holiday leave Im not saying theyre right but merely stating a fact.

* This sentence looks like it came right out of a legal opinion or any other document of that kind

A straightforward advice, without any consideration to either of the above factors and based solely on my experience as a Brazilian lawyer*, I say the extra money you save for going to Continental Europe doesnt pay off in the end Here many would see an LLM from an university in Continental Europe as a one-year holiday leave Im not saying theyre right but merely stating a fact.

* This sentence looks like it came right out of a legal opinion or any other document of that kind