The Brazilian Itamaraty is conducting a public competition for aspiring diplomats with a total of 60 positions available. The initial salary for the role of third-secretary, which is the beginning of a diplomatic career, is set at R$ 22,558.56. Interested candidates must apply through the Brazilian Center for Research in Assessment and Selection and Event Promotion (Cebraspe), which is responsible for organizing the selection process.

This annual selection process is overseen by the Rio Branco Institute (IRBr), the Brazilian diplomatic academy under the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Brasília. While no specific educational background is necessary to participate, candidates must possess a higher education diploma recognized by the Ministry of Education. The exams will take place in all state capitals and in the Federal District, designed to evaluate general knowledge through objective questions.

The competition is crucial for those seeking to enter the Brazilian diplomatic service, as it provides a structured pathway into a profession that plays a significant role in the country's international relations. As the deadline for registration approaches, it underscores the competitive nature of diplomatic roles and the importance of ensuring a well-prepared and educated pool of candidates willing to serve in various capacities throughout Brazilian diplomacy.