Also today, Bolsa Família participants with a social registration number (NIS) from the end of 8 receive the fifth batch of emergency aid
Informal workers born in August receive on Friday (27) the fifth batch of the new round of emergency aid. The benefit has premiums ranging from R$150 to R$375, depending on the household.
Payment will also be made to those registered with the Federal Government’s Single Registry for Social Programs (CadÚnico) who were born in the same month. The funds will be deposited into digital savings accounts and can be used through the Caixa Tem app. Only two to three weeks after the deposit, it can be withdrawn in cash or transferred to a checking account.
Also today, Bolsa Família participants received the fifth batch of emergency aid with a Social Registration Number (NIS) at the end of the 8th. The dates for the extension of benefits were announced two weeks ago.
In all, 45.6 million Brazilians will benefit from the new round of emergency aid. The assistance is paid only to those who received the benefits in December 2020. It is also necessary to meet other requirements to be eligible for the new course.
For Bolsa Família beneficiaries, payment occurs differently. Applicants can withdraw funds directly in the last ten working days of each month, based on the last digit of the shekel.
Payment of the fifth installment to registered Bolsa Família began on the eighteenth and continues until the thirty-first, and emergency assistance will be deposited only when the amount exceeds the benefit of the social program.
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