House Committee approves the agreement with U.S. for exemption from the visa fee for students
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The CCJ (Committee of Constitution and Justice and Citizenship) approved on Tuesday (31) an agreement between Brazil and the United States for educational and cultural exchange programs. Under the agreement, both countries undertake to exempt students and dependent on the recovery rate for granting visas.
The text, presented as a draft legislative decree, the Committee on Foreign Relations and National Defense, following the plenary for consideration. The benefit will apply 30 days after the agreement enters into force.
The rapporteur for the proposal, Mr Eduardo Cunha (PMDB-RJ), defended the approval of the project and considered in his report that the agreement will promote "all types of academic mobility in higher education and funding for other programs and cultural and educational activities related to student mobility, teacher and researchers and promoting the exchange of information between the two countries on systems and practices in higher education. "
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