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09/05/2012
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SAO PAULO - A CEF and the Ministries of Foreign Affairs and Labour and Employment launched the service request for a withdrawal of the Guarantee Fund for Length of Service (FGTS) to meet Brazilians living in Europe. The launching ceremonies take place today (8), London (England) and Thursday (10), Paris (France).
The first places to receive requests for withdrawal of the Guaranty Fund are the consulates general of Brazil in Brussels (Belgium), Paris, London and Rotterdam (Netherlands), and the Consular Section of the Brazilian Embassy in Dublin, Ireland.
This service is already available in Japan since 2010, and the United States since 2011. According to the CEF, these two countries were made more than 2,000 payments, totaling about R$ 12 million.
According to the CEF in the future, Brazilians living abroad will also be assisted with this initiative.
The Brazilian workers residing in Europe and is interested in performing the service FGTS may obtain further information on the website of the CEF, at http://www.caixa.gov.br/fgts/pf_saque_exterior.asp
The payment will be credited to the account of CEF or another bank in Brazil that the employee holds. In the case of not having bank account in Brazil, the employee can appoint someone you trust, stating the data bank for credit value, which will be credited within 15 business days after delivery of the documentation.
Source: MSN News
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