Study in Brazil for Pakistani students is an excellent opportunity for their quality of education as Brazil offers a variety of courses and programs to Pakistani students from which they can choose. The Brazilian culture helps in creating a welcoming atmosphere for international students.

Study in Brazil can be a rewarding option for Pakistani students to secure their future, with tuition fees for undergraduate programs ranging from USD 2,000 to USD 7,000 yearly.

For postgraduate programs, the fee ranges between USD 5,000 to USD 12,000 yearly. However, the best part is that they provide international students with a fully funded scholarship program to compensate for their tuition fees and other expenses.

Pakistani students must take IELTS to study in Brazil for bachelors, masters, and doctorate program because some universities require IELTS with minimum of 6.0 bands for undergraduate studies and 6.5 bands in masters and Ph.D. program. 

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Scholarships in Brazil for Pakistani students

Scholarships in Brazil for Pakistani students to those deserving and competitive students from Pakistan. This a great opportunity that they can avail on the basis of their skills. The scholarships include their daily expenses along with a monthly stipend. The scholarships are listed below:

• PAEC OAS-GCUB Scholarships in Brazil
• Brazilian Government Exchange Program
• FAPESP Scholarships
• CNPq Scholarships

1. PAEC OAS-GCUB Scholarships in Brazil

This scholarship supports students in Master’s and Doctorate programs who want to study in Brazil. The stipend ranges from USD 500 to USD 1,000 every month, depending on the level of study (Master's or Doctorate) which is offered to the selected specific eligible students. The stipend help cover students' living expenses, including accommodation, meals, transportation, and other daily necessities in their academic journey in Brazil. These scholarships can be availed in some specific programs at specific universities.

2. Brazilian Government Exchange Program

This scholarship is for bachelor’s and master’s students from Pakistan who are eager to pursue their higher studies in Brazil. A stipend of about USD 800 to USD 1,200 for those selected international students. The grant helps cover students' living expenses, including accommodation, meals, transportation, and other daily necessities in their academic journey in Brazil. International students are eligible for this scholarship. This program also covers the tuition fee. 

3. FAPESP Scholarships

FAPESP includes two types of scholarships: one is educational scholarship and the other research scholarship. Academic scholarships are for Masters or Doctoral students. FAPESP Scholarships may offer a monthly stipend that ranges from USD 700 to USD 1,000 for those selected students. While research scholarships are for post-doctoral programs, and these scholarships promote both education and research in Brazil for such students. 

4. CNPq Scholarships

CNPq offers various scholarships to support human resources development in science, technology, and research. Students selected for these scholarships may receive a monthly stipend from USD 600 to USD 900. This stipend covers living costs such as lodging, meals, transportation, and other essentials while conducting research or attending classes in Brazil. 

The CNPq scholarships are available for domestic and international students pursuing masters and doctoral degrees in Brazil. Doctoral scholarships provide monthly payments for up to 48 months, while master's scholarships offer monthly payments for 24 months. These scholarships are designed to help students achieve their academic goals and provide financial support throughout their studies.

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Universities in Brazil

Universities in Brazil is home to several prominent universities offering diverse academic programs. Pakistani students can avail this great chance to get enrolled in those universities. Some well-known universities in Brazil included in the following which are the top and famous universities of Brazil:

1. Federal University of Santa Catarina
2. Anhembi Morumbi University
3. Federal University of Pernambuco
4. Federal University of Rio de Janeiro 
5. Federal University of Minas Gerais 

1. Federal University of Santa Catarina

The university was founded in 1962. Being an oldest university, in today’s time, the world ranking of the university is 801. The University of Santa Catarina (UFSC) offers diverse courses across various subject areas such as natural sciences, social sciences, engineering, humanities, health sciences, the arts, agricultural sciences, exact sciences, education, and environmental sciences. IELTS is required with minimum scores of 6.0. Average tuition fee costs 1000 USD yearly, whereas the acceptance rate is 20%.

2. Anhembi Morumbi University

Anhembi University was founded in 1970, and in today’s date, the world ranking of the university is 3932. The University Anhembi Morumbi (UAM) in Brazil provides a diverse range of over 100 undergraduate programs across various fields, including Arts, Architecture, Design and Fashion, Health Sciences, Communication, Law, Engineering & Technology, Business, Tourism & Hospitality. IELTS varies from program to program, but the minimum score requires is 6.0. The university has an acceptance rate of 55% with an average tuition fee of USD 1,000.

3. Federal University of Rio de Janeiro

The Federal University of Rio de Janeiro was established in 1920 in Brazil. Its study programs have many options, including environmental sciences, information technology, agriculture, Arts, Humanities, Life Sciences, Health Sciences, Engineering, Business & Economics, Law, and Psychology. The university has a ranking of 371 around the world. Federal University of Rio de Janeiro requires IELTS with a minimum score of 6.0. The average tuition fee of the university is around USD 1000, and the acceptance rate is 10%.

4. Federal University of Minas Gerais

The Federal University of Minas Gerais was founded in 1927. It has a world ranking of 691. The courses/programs that the university offers include Information Science, Law, Architecture, and economics. Biological sciences, Veterinary medicine, Engineering, Social sciences, and philosophy. IELTS is a requirement with a minimum 6.0 score. The university charges an average tuition fee of USD 1000. 5.1% is the acceptance rate of the university. 

5. Federal University of Pernambuco

The Federal University of Pernambuco got established in 1946. They offer programs in Information Technology, agriculture, Arts, Humanities, Life Sciences, Health Sciences, Engineering, Business & Economics, and Law. Its world ranking is 1001, with an average fee costing around USD 1000. The university requires IELTS with a minimum score of 6.0. The acceptance rate of the university is 10%.

Admission requirements and documents list

Students who are willing to study in Brazilian universities need to fulfill certain admission requirements which are as follows:

• Your application form and fee receipt.
• Your white background passport-sized pictures.
• Your transcripts and other records of your achievement, grades or any other academic achievement you have received in honor.
• Entrance Exam Scores (depending upon the university).
• Language Scores- Language scores of both English and Portuguese.
• The evidence of your bank statements that whether you or your family have enough financial means for the survival in Brazil along with the travel expenses).
• You require a reference letter that includes any of your personal skills, qualities that you professionally and academically have, therefore, this letter should be signed by an individual who knows you personally and signs a letter of reference on his/her behalf.
• A personal statement of yours is needed in order to give an insight about you thoroughly that includes your personality, your professional or extracurricular experiences, career preferences in order to fit for the area of study you are planning to apply for in Brazil.
• You need a passport and ID card copy for your national identification.
• You need a letter of motivation.
• Two letters of recommendations.
  

Visa requirements and documents for Pakistan students

Embassy visa fee for study visa in Brazil is around 180$. Brazilian study visa ratio for Pakistani students is above 90%.

The below-mentioned list is the requirements for a study visa in Brazil:

• Your passport needs to have a validity for at least six months, if its expiry is about to come, then you must apply for a new passport.
• Your visa application form.
• Your recent passport-sized pictures.
• You need to show proof of your admission or acceptance from the University of your Desired Chosen Country.
• The evidence of your bank statements that whether you or your family have enough financial means to survival in Brazil along with the travel expenses). If you have gained any scholarship, then you need to attach the receipt of the financial aid.
• Your civil documents are required including your birth certificate and marriage certificate, in case you are married.
• Your health insurance certification is required.
  

Cost of living in Brazil for Pakistani students

On average, international students in Brazil can expect to spend around $800 to USD 1,000 per month on living expenses. This covers accommodation, food, transportation, entertainment, and other daily necessities. For a comfortable and smooth living experience throughout the academic year, students are advised to budget approximately $9,600 to USD 12,000 for their yearly expenses in Brazil. In addition to living expenses, students should also consider the cost of tuition fees for their chosen degree programs. Tuition fees can vary depending on the university and the course of study. Compared to other European countries, Brazil generally offers a more affordable cost of living, making it an attractive destination for international students seeking a diverse cultural experience and quality education at a reasonable cost.

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Part-time working hours and income

International students studying in Brazil can work part-time for 20 hours per week throughout their academic session. Therefore, they have an ease to work up to 40 hours per week during academic breaks or holidays. Part-time employment opportunities may vary depending on the location or region where the student is studying. Larger cities with a higher concentration of universities often have more employment opportunities, whereas more diminutive towns and less urbanized areas may have fewer.

As for income, the wages for part-time jobs in Brazil can vary significantly, depending on the type of work and the employer. As a general estimate, the hourly wage for part-time jobs could range from 10 to 20 Brazilian Reais per hour. The actual income will depend on factors such as the number of hours worked and the prevailing wage rates in the specific area. International students should consider these while searching for part-time work opportunities in Brazil.

Work permits and future opportunities for Pakistani students 

International students, including those from Pakistan, can apply for a work permit to stay and work in Brazil after completing their studies there. Brazil allows foreign graduates to work there for a set amount of time after finishing their studies with a post-study work visa. Depending on the type of degree earned (such as a bachelor's or masters) and the particular course of study, the length of the work permit varies.

For people interested in pursuing a career in Brazil, getting a Brazilian degree and working there can benefit future job opportunities. Additionally, it can improve the student's employability in Brazil and other countries or with foreign businesses that place a higher value on international experience and qualifications.

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