Brazil 1998 Extension of Amnesty status

After living in this land of Brazil for a long time, I gradually learned about Brazil's Amnesty and immigration policies.

Let me talk about Amnesty in Brazil. As far as I know, with the latest Amnesty, Brazil has done it three times. The first time was in1988; The second time was in1998; The last time was in 2008.

Because Brazil is South America, it is also the largest country in the American continent from Mexico to the south (because most countries speak Spanish, only Brazil speaks Portuguese, so it is commonly called Latin America). The surrounding land borders Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, Bolivia, Venezuela, Colombia, Guyana, Suriname and French Guiana, and is traditionally an immigrant country. Besides, communication between countries is very easy and frequent. In order to solve the population problem of illegal settlers in Brazil, the government of Saarna of 1988 announced an amnesty order, granting amnesty to all illegal settlers in Brazil. The second time was 1998, which was announced during President Cardoso's term of office; The last amnesty was in 2008, during President Lula's second term.

Ordinary people in Brazil are very warm and friendly. This is not political propaganda, but personal experience of living in Brazil for many years. There is little racial discrimination in Brazil, and the laws are very strict. Ordinary people play jokes on each other most of the time, and they should be among familiar people, otherwise they are likely to be sued. Government agencies pay more attention to it, and no one dares to swear at the daily reception of ordinary civil servants.

When it comes to immigration policy, Brazil is actually very relaxed. Apart from several pardons, there is another shortcut for illegal immigrants in peacetime, and that is to have children. According to the Brazilian Constitution, anyone born on Brazilian soil is born Brazilian, regardless of whether his parents had legal residency before. Moreover, after the child is born, according to Brazilian law, his parents and immediate family members can enjoy the legal residence in Brazil regardless of whether they have the legal residence before. However, if the children's siblings live in other countries and want to immigrate to Brazil, they must be no more than 2 1 year old.

Usually, the procedures of amnesty and immigration are similar. The agencies are all in the local Brazilian Federal Police. After accepting the application, it is usually given a note called Protocolo with the date of acceptance and the document number. The local federal police have an audit procedure. After this procedure is completed, the file will be handed over to the Alien Management Office of the Ministry of Justice of the Brazilian Federal Government (Ministerio da Justi? This is the last level. If there is no problem, the name of the person who has obtained the right of abode, the content and date of granting the right of abode will be published on Diario Oficial, and you can apply for a formal ID card at the local federal police station. Now it is more convenient to have a network, and you can check your application approval online at any time.