A new round of payment from Emergency aid 2021 For workers who are part of Family allowance It will take place on Monday (19). Will be credited The first installment is for beneficiaries whose number ends at 2.
According to the Ministry of Citizenship, 10 million Bolsa Família beneficiaries will receive emergency aid in April – totaling R $ 2.98 billion. More than 50% of this audience (5.098 million people) are housewives, and they will each receive R $ 375. R $ 3.34 million will receive R $ 250 in installments, while R $ 1.56 million will receive R $ 150 in installments.
For workers who are not part of Family allowancePayments began on April 6. Those born from January to June have already received the first installment.
The first installment payments of the benefit to all masses continue until the end of April (See calendars below).
The assistance deposited on Monday will be paid in the same way as the Bolsa Família.
Emergency Aid 2021: Understand the rules of the new round
See who gets this Monday:
- Bolsa Família workers, whose number ends in NIS 2, and who meet the program criteria
Workers can view the status of entitlement through the emergency assistance application, website auxilio.caixa.gov.br Or when https://consultaauxilio.cidadania.gov.br/
Bolsa Família members who believe they meet the criteria set by the 2021 Emergency Aid Act and were not included in April Can compete No Datapriv Consulting Portal. The competition period for this audience lasts until May 1.
Payment calendars
See the payment schedules below.
Beneficiaries of the family bag
2021 Bolsa Família emergency aid – Photo: G1 Economy
Beneficiaries outside the family portfolio
Emergency Aid 2021 – a calendar for workers outside the Bolsa Família – Photo: Economy G1
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