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Federal Police Expected to Open New Exam in 2024 with 2,000 Vacancies

Written by Arthur Santos Eustachio

Published on 04/01/2024 at 10:00

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The journalist Cesar Tralli, from Rede Globo, reported a possible authorization for a new PF (Federal Police) Exam still in 2024, aiming to fill 2,000 positions and strengthen firearm oversight in Brazil.

The Federal Police, seeking to expand its control over firearms in the country, plans to conduct an exam to fill 2,000 positions. This initiative, revealed by the PF’s general director, Andrei Passos, focuses on strengthening firearm oversight in Shooting Clubs and with CACs (Collectors, Shooters, and Hunters).

Necessary Reinforcement for Oversight

The general director emphasizes the need to hire an additional 2,000 police officers and expand state police stations to achieve a more effective control. The PF’s management proposal is to promote periodic exams, ensuring not only the replacement of retiring officers but also an increase in personnel, which currently has only 15,000 officers.

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Attractive Salary and Future Salary Increase Prospects

The starting salary for positions in the Federal Police ranges from R$ 13,900.54 to R$ 27,831.70, depending on the position, according to the salary increase proposed by the federal government. This salary increase is set to be staggered over the next three years, with projections for August 2024, May 2025, and May 2026.

Awaiting the Exam Announcement and Discussions with the Government

Although there is no concrete timeline for the announcement of the exam, it is known that the process is in the discussion phase with the government. It is worth highlighting that last year the Minister of Justice and Public Security, Flávio Dino, expressed the intention to hold annual exams for the Police and all federal public security institutes.

The last announcement from the Federal Police, published in 2021, offered 1,500 positions for various roles, recording a significant number of applicants, totaling 321,615 candidates. With positive expectations for the upcoming exam, the scenario promises to be challenging and attractive for those interested in integrating the renowned federal institution.

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Federal Police Expected to Open New Exam in 2024 with 2,000 Vacancies

Necessary Reinforcement for Oversight

Attractive Salary and Future Salary Increase Prospects

Awaiting the Exam Announcement and Discussions with the Government

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