Find out how to check the value of your Brazil Aid by CPF

Auxílio Brasil is aimed at almost 18 million Brazilians and, as a result, it has a payment schedule and amounts that may confuse some of these beneficiaries. After all, it is not easy to distribute payments to so many citizens. With that in mind, we have prepared a tutorial for you to learn how to check the value of your benefit.

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What is the value of the Brazil Aid?

Benefit values ​​can vary greatly according to each family nucleus, as it divided into several categories, such as family composition, overcoming extreme poverty and children citizen. See below the value of each of them:

• Overcoming Extreme Poverty: Here, the benefit is BRL 65 for young people aged 18 to 21 to complete their schooling;
• Family Composition Benefit: For families with pregnant women, young people aged 13 to 17 or students aged 18 to 21 enrolled in basic education, the benefit will be R$ 65 per person in the family nucleus;
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• Child Citizen Aid: In this case, payments are intended for adults responsible for children up to 4 years of age, with a source of income, but who cannot find places in day care centers. In it, the value is R$ 200 for children enrolled in part-time and R$ 300 in full-time.

In addition, the aid is also intended for workers in the agricultural area registered with the CadÚnico and citizens of urban regions who prove formal employment.

How to check your benefit amount?

Checking the value of the Auxílio Brasil is very simple and can be done through the benefit’s website or application. To do this, just access one of these platforms and enter the requested data, such as the CPF number. Then create a password and log out. Then, on the home screen, in the upper left corner, click on the values ​​query section.

In addition, those who do not have internet can also carry out these consultations by calling 111 to communicate with the Caixa Econômica Federal Central, or by 121, to the Relationship Center of the Ministry of Citizenship.