The government brings new applications. Find out which applications will be useful for your life.
The Brazilian government has an ever-increasing range of applications to make citizens' lives easier. From Conecte SUS, which allows users to access their SUS Card and medical data, to Gov.com, which compiles various information needed by Brazilians.
There are also payment apps, such as Caixa TEM. Or even those related to work, such as FGTS or Carteira digital, which has an online version of the work card. Recently, the government launched two more apps along these lines. Read more and understand.
Click citizenship
Launched in June of this year, Clique Cidadania is a tool to inform immigrants in Brazil about their rights and access to services provided by the Brazilian government in a single application. Ready to promote the dissemination of this information and help Brazilians, the app is available on Google Play for refugees, stateless people and immigrants.
The service offers a basic, easy-to-update interface, fast and intuitive navigation. The technology was developed in collaboration between the Department of Human Rights and Citizenship (MDHC), part of the United Nations system, and the International Organization for Migration (IOM).
Clique Cidadania also offers quick access to relevant and up-to-date information on human rights, social assistance, education, health and work, among others. The tool has versions in Portuguese and Spanish, interactive maps and solutions for people in migration situations.
How to navigate
When searching for applications, residents will also find information on relocation for those seeking entry or settlement, important documents to remain in Brazil, support for vulnerable individuals and families. In addition to information on the rights and responsibilities of all residents.
The app provides access to texts that describe the naturalization process, recognition of statelessness, and refugee status. The content can be accessed even offline. More than 150 pages of eight thematic sections are available. In addition, the app has an interactive map and search system, as well as access to hotlines, such as Dial 100.
Desenrola Brazil App
Guilherme Mello, Minister of Economic Policy at the Ministry of Finance, explained that Desenrola Brasil will be an application for people negotiate debts and consult discounts offered by lending institutions.
Minister Mello stated that the debt can be paid in full, through Pix or in installments with interest of up to 1.99% per month.
The secretary also explained that applications based on the gov.br system would collect data from various credit agencies and show the amount of debt and discounts offered by creditors.
Regarding debts of up to R$100, Mello noted that financial institutions participating in Desenrola had to remove the names of these debtors from the negative list, which showed those with unpaid debts. As a result, they no longer have a line of credit, but they still agree to pay what they owe.
The system is great news, given that in Brazil, there are currently 77.9% of the population in debt, according to the National Confederation of Commerce of Goods, Services and Tourism (CNC). These people will be able to negotiate their debts much more easily and under better conditions.
