Letter of Acceptance<\/strong> from the institution will be provided.<\/p>\n———————————————————————————————————<\/p>\n
2nd<\/sup> –<\/span><\/strong> Foreigners living outside Brazil may also join the Graduate Program in Industrial Biotechnology through the CAPES Graduate Program (PEC-PG), whose information may be consulted on the CAPES website (http:\/\/www.capes.gov.br\/cooperacao-internacional\/multinacional\/pec-pg).<\/p>\n———————————————————————————————————<\/p>\n
3rd<\/sup> –<\/strong><\/span> For foreign candidates who will compete in their country for PEC-PG scholarships granted by the Brazilian government, or for scholarships granted by other international agencies, the selection process will consist of curriculum vitae analysis conducted by an examining committee defined by the GPIB Coordinating Committee.<\/p>\nAt the end of the process, a Letter of Acceptance<\/strong> from the institution will be provided.<\/p>\n———————————————————————————————————<\/p>\n
Documentation for Foreign Students<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nObtaining the document of temporary stay of foreigners, indispensable for the long stay in Brazil, has two stages<\/strong> and begins in the country of origin.<\/p>\nIn your country of origin<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nAt the Brazilian Embassy (or Consulate) in your country of origin, you will need:<\/p>\n
Apply for the Student Visa;<\/p>\n
For this, you should have in hand the Letter of Acceptance<\/strong> sent by the University of S\u00e3o Paulo. You will probably also need to present your passport, photos and other documents.<\/p>\nIn Brazil<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nWhen arriving in Brazil, the candidate should go immediately to a Delegacia de Pol\u00edcia Federal to obtain the documents: RNE and the CPF.<\/p>\n
– The document of temporary stay of foreigners in Brazil is called: Registro Nacional de Estrangeiros (RNE). Only with this number you can open a bank account, buy a scholar pass, or perform any other activity that requires confirmation of your long stay in Brazil.<\/p>\n
Note:<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\nDelegacia de Pol\u00edcia Federal (closest to the city of Lorena\/SP – Approximately 33 Km distance \/ 35 minutes by car)<\/strong><\/p>\nAddress:<\/strong><\/p>\nAvenida Nesralla Rubez, 998<\/p>\n
Vila Canevari \u2013 Cruzeiro\/SP<\/p>\n
CEP: 12710-070<\/p>\n
Contact phone: (12) 3143 1844<\/p>\n
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