São Paulo Police Competition Opens 4,400 Positions with Salary of R$ 4,800

Written by Fabio Lucas Carvalho

Published on 15/07/2025 at 12:37

Updated on 15/07/2025 at 12:53

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The Government of São Paulo Announced the Opening of a Public Contest with 4,4 Thousand Vacancies for Military Police Soldiers. The Notice Was Published in the Official Daily and Details the Rules for Candidates, Who Must Meet Age, Height, and Documentation Criteria. The Goal Is to Reinforce the Police Force in the State.

The Government of São Paulo Published This Tuesday (15) the Notice Opening a Public Contest for 4,4 Thousand Vacancies in the Military Police. The Opportunities Are for the Position of Second-Class Soldier, with an Initial Salary of R$ 4.825,21.

Two Notices and Start Still in 2024

There Will Be Two Notices, with 2,2 Thousand Vacancies Each.

The First One Will Be Launched in August 2024, and the Second Is Expected for January 2026. The Selection Aims to Reinforce the Police Force with New Classes in the Coming Years.

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Who Can Participate

To Apply, You Must Be Between 17 and 30 Years Old, Be Up to Date with Electoral and Military Obligations, and Meet the Minimum Height Requirement: 1.55m for Women and 1.60m for Men.

The Selection Process Will Have Five Stages: Knowledge Test, Psychological Exam, Physical Aptitude Test, Social Conduct Evaluation, and Document Analysis.

Reinforcement in the Police Force

Since 2023, the State Government Has Already Authorized 14.4 Thousand New Vacancies to Strengthen the Performance of the Military Police in São Paulo.

Currently, There Are 3.5 Thousand Second-Class Soldiers in Activity and 645 Officer Students in Training.

In Addition, 7.3 Thousand Military Police Officers Have Already Been Trained During This Period, Including 101 Health Corps Lieutenants. The Strengthening of the Force Aims to Improve Visible and Preventive Policing in All Regions of the State.

Publication in the Official Daily

The Notice with All the Information Was Published in the Official Daily of the State This Tuesday.

Interested Candidates Should Pay Attention to Deadlines So as Not to Miss the Opportunity.

São Paulo Police Competition Opens 4,400 Positions with Salary of R$ 4,800

Two Notices and Start Still in 2024

Who Can Participate

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