João Pessoa and Campina Grande, Brazil, have announced the student entities authorized to issue the 2026 Student Identification Card, essential for accessing half-price fares and other legal benefits.
The municipalities of João Pessoa and Campina Grande in Brazil have finalized the list of student organizations authorized to issue the 2026 Student Identification Card (Carteira de Identificação Estudantil - CIE). This document is crucial for students as it allows them to access half-price transportation fares and other benefits established by law. The announcement was made by consumer protection agencies in both cities, reflecting a commitment to ensuring that students can avail themselves of these important benefits.
In João Pessoa, the Municipal Secretariat for Consumer Protection and Defense (Procon-JP) has accredited four student entities to create and issue the 2026 Student ID. The final results were released on January 23, 2026. The entities include two secondary student organizations (UESP and UEEP) and two university organizations (CUC and UEE), highlighting the involvement of both high school and university students in the identification process.
The accreditation of these entities is a significant step towards streamlining the issuance of student IDs, ensuring that students can easily obtain the necessary documentation to enjoy reduced fares and other benefits. This move not only facilitates access to governmental provisions for students but also encourages more social inclusion within the educational system in these municipalities.
