Why Study in Brazil?
Brazil is an attractive destination for international students due to its quality education, diverse culture, and low cost of living. In many cases, public universities charge no tuition fees or have very minimal costs. The country offers career opportunities in growing sectors such as agriculture, renewable energy, and technology. Additionally, students have the chance to learn Portuguese alongside their studies, enhancing their global communication skills.
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Study Programs in Brazil
Schooling / Secondary Education – Brazilian primary and secondary schools (both public and private) welcome international students, though most instruction is in Portuguese.
Technical & Vocational Programs – Offered by federal institutes and technical schools, focusing on job-ready skills in areas like engineering, agriculture, and IT.
Bachelor’s Degrees – Available at public and private universities, typically 4-6 years depending on the field (e.g. law, medicine, engineering).
Master’s Degrees (Mestrado) – Usually 2 years, covering a wide range of disciplines with both taught and research components.
Doctoral Programs (Doutorado / PhD) – Focused on advanced research, typically 4 years or more, with many public universities offering programs tuition-free.
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Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-Step Guide for Bangladeshi students planning to study in Brazil:
Step 1: Explore universities and programs
Research Brazilian universities (public and private) and find courses that align with your academic background and career goals. Pay attention to the language of instruction—many programs are in Portuguese.
Step 2: Check eligibility requirements
Review admission criteria for your chosen program, including academic qualifications, language proficiency (Portuguese or English, depending on the course), and any entrance exams.
Step 3: Apply for admission
Submit your application directly to the university or via the centralized system (SISU for public universities). Prepare academic transcripts, certificates, language test results, and other required documents.
Step 4: Secure funding and scholarships
Explore scholarships such as PEC-G (for undergraduate students from developing countries) and other institutional or government-funded options. Prepare proof of funds if self-financed.
Step 5: Receive and accept your offer
Once accepted, confirm your place by following the university’s instructions, including submitting any additional documents and paying fees (if applicable).
Step 6: Apply for a student visa (VITEM IV)
Prepare your visa application for the Brazilian Consulate in Bangladesh. Submit documents like the acceptance letter, proof of funds, police clearance, medical certificate, and completed visa form.
Step 7: Arrange travel and accommodation
Book your flight, secure housing (university dormitory or private rental), and finalize health insurance and other arrival necessities.
Step 8: Arrive and settle in Brazil
Upon arrival, register with the Federal Police (within 30 days), get your residence permit (Registro Nacional Migratório – RNM), and start your academic journey!
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Explore Our Partner Universities
University of São Paulo (USP)
State University of Campinas (UNICAMP)
Federal University of Rio de Janeiro (UFRJ)
Federal University of Minas Gerais (UFMG)
Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul (UFRGS)
University of Brasília (UnB)
Federal University of Paraná (UFPR)
Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro (PUC-Rio)
Federal University of Santa Catarina (UFSC)
Federal University of Bahia (UFBA)
Pontifical Catholic University of São Paulo (PUC-SP)
Federal University of Pernambuco (UFPE)
Federal University of São Paulo (UNIFESP)
Federal University of Ceará (UFC)
Federal University of Espírito Santo (UFES)
Job and PR Pathways After Study
New Zealand offers strong post-study work opportunities for international graduates, especially in areas facing skill shortages. With the right guidance, you can transition smoothly from your student visa to work and eventually permanent residency.
Post-Study Work Visa – We support you in applying for the Post-Study Work Visa, which allows you to live and work in New Zealand for up to 1–3 years depending on your qualification level.
In-demand skilled occupations – Get detailed information about New Zealand’s Long Term Skill Shortage List (LTSSL) and Essential Skills in Demand lists, helping you target jobs with better employment and residency prospects.
Career workshops and job readiness – Benefit from workshops focused on CV building, interview preparation, and understanding the New Zealand job market culture.
Skilled migration and PR planning – Receive personalized advice on navigating New Zealand’s skilled migrant visa pathways, including points-based systems and employer sponsorship options aligned with your skills and qualifications.
Our Support During the Process
We’re with you every step of the way—from your initial consultation to settling into New Zealand life and beyond. Our aim is to make your study abroad experience smooth, informed, and successful.
Personalized consultation at every step – We carefully assess your academic goals, financial situation, and personal preferences to help you choose the best study and career pathways.
One-on-one support for admission, visa & travel – Receive dedicated assistance with university applications, document preparation, visa processing, and travel arrangements.
Always accessible—call, WhatsApp, or in person – Our friendly advisors are available via your preferred communication channel whenever you need guidance or answers.
Regular updates, reminders & document reviews – We keep you informed with timely updates, important reminders, and detailed document checks to ensure you never miss a deadline.
Post-arrival check-ins & alumni mentoring – After you arrive, we continue to support you, including connecting you with experienced alumni who can share valuable insights.
Ongoing support for job search and PR planning – We help you navigate job hunting, CV preparation, interview skills, and long-term residency pathways even after you graduate.
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Average Tuition Fees in Brazil (2025)
Tuition Fees Overview
Primary & Secondary (International/Private Schools):
Approximately USD 2,000–10,000 per year across private K–12 institutionsBachelor’s Degree:
Public Universities (federal/state): Generally tuition-free, with only small registration or administrative fees
Private Universities: Around USD 1,980–7,900 per year (approx. BRL 8,000–40,000/year) .
Master’s Degree:
Public Institutions: Often free or very low cost
Private Institutions: Typically USD 2,000–10,000 per year
PhD (Doctoral) Programs:
Public Universities: Generally tuition-free, with candidates often receiving a stipend or funding
Private Universities: Fees range from BRL 1,400–2,400/month (about USD 370–640), or USD 4,400–7,700/year
Visa Categories for Study in Brazil
Student Visa (VITEM-IV)
For international students enrolled in Brazilian educational institutions for full-time studies.
Postgraduate Student Visa
For international students pursuing master’s or doctoral programs in Brazil.
Temporary Visa for Scientific or Technical Research
For those involved in research projects or scientific studies in Brazil.
Language Course Visa
For short-term language courses not exceeding 90 days (usually a tourist visa applies for shorter stays).
Exchange Student Visa
For students participating in academic exchange programs between Brazilian and foreign institutions.
Visa Application Checklist
Brazil Student Visa Application Checklist (Bangladesh)
Completed Visa Application Form (available online at Brazilian consulate website)
Valid Passport (with at least 6 months validity beyond intended stay)
Recent Passport-sized Photographs (usually 2, with white background)
Letter of Acceptance/Enrollment from a recognized Brazilian educational institution
Proof of Financial Means (bank statements, scholarship letters, or sponsor letters)
Proof of Accommodation in Brazil (rental agreement, university dorm confirmation, or invitation letter)
Proof of Payment of Visa Fee (receipt)
Travel Itinerary or Round-Trip Ticket (optional but recommended)
Medical Insurance covering your stay in Brazil
Criminal Background Certificate (may be required in some cases)
Statement of Purpose or Study Plan (explaining your study objectives in Brazil)
Any Additional Documents requested by the Brazilian Consulate (such as vaccination certificates)
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Job and PR Pathways After Study
Job and PR Pathways After Study in Brazil
Work Opportunities after Graduation
International graduates can apply for a temporary work visa (VITEM-V) if they find a job related to their field of study.
Employers must sponsor the work visa, and the position typically needs to match the graduate’s qualifications.
Internships and Trainee Programs
Students can seek internships or trainee positions that may lead to full-time employment, providing a pathway to work authorization.
Permanent Residency (PR) Pathways
After working in Brazil for a certain period (usually 4 years on a work visa), international workers can apply for permanent residency.
Time requirement may reduce to 1 year if the applicant has a Brazilian spouse or child or significant professional contributions.
Graduates with advanced degrees or high-demand skills may have faster PR options under specific programs.
Entrepreneur Visa
Graduates may also apply for entrepreneur visas if they start a business contributing to the Brazilian economy.
Language and Integration
Proficiency in Portuguese and integration into Brazilian society improves chances for job and PR approval.
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Our Support During the Process
We’re with you at every step — from your first consultation to settling into life in Australia and beyond, ensuring a stress-free, informed, and successful journey.
Personalized consultation at every stage — We take the time to understand your academic goals, financial situation, and personal preferences to guide you toward the best-fit study options.
One-on-one support for admission, visa, and travel — Dedicated assistance with university applications, document preparation, visa submissions, and travel arrangements.
Always accessible — Connect with us via call, WhatsApp, email, or in person — whatever suits you best.
Regular updates, reminders, and document reviews — Stay on track with timely updates, important deadline reminders, and careful review of your documents.
Post-arrival check-ins and alumni mentoring — We stay connected after you arrive, offering ongoing support and linking you with alumni who’ve successfully made the journey.
Support for job search and PR planning — Guidance on job opportunities, resume building, and advice on permanent residency pathways even after you graduate.
