The number of Brazilians who exchanged in 2017 increased 14%, equivalent to 247 thousand students. One of the countries that stood out at the exchange desk was Ireland. Its capital, Dublin, was recently voted one of the top 50 cities for students.

In addition to its steadily growing economy, its landscapes and the receptivity of its population, Ireland also offers benefits to people traveling to the country to study. The region is one of the few that allows the exchange student to study and work part time.

ML Intercâmbios has just inaugurated an agency in São Paulo, seeking to offer support to Brazilians who want to study in Dublin. The company accompanies the client from the process to obtain the visa until the preparation of the curriculum and the application for the job openings.

“The demand for exchanges in the country grows every year. It is up to the segment professionals to guide what will be the best cost benefit and the support that the Brazilian student will need in the country. That is why we travel, we establish partnerships with companies and teaching institutions so that the student does not have to binge on bureaucratic matters “, explains Andre Guimarães, owner of ML Intercambios in Brazil.

Source: PANROTAS
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