This paper argues that different from the Statute of the Foreigner (Law number 6.815/80) and its securitizing bias, which was in effect until 2016, the Law number 13,445/17, which institutes the Migration Law, guarantees the migrant s right to equal and free access to public education in the national territory, prohibited any discrimination on grounds of nationality and migratory status. However, by surveying and mapping initiatives and programs implemented for refugees and asylum seekers until October 2020 at the 69 Brazilian federal universities, we can see that public educational policies for local access and integration are not always the same, being one of the biggest problems the lack of coordination and the lack of integration of these policies between federal universities. The initiatives and programs identified as recurring were grouped into categories of the same kind and it was verified not only the territorial distribution of these categories by regions, but also the categories that need more attention on the part of public authorities and civil society. It seems that the initiatives and programs are aimed at different target audiences and that this can influence the distribution or concentration of migrants of different migratory status in the regions of the country. The results of the analysis also indicate that much of this information is sparse, outdated and mostly in Portuguese on multiple institutional websites, which makes it difficult the measurement and the access for refugees and asylum seekers to these policies.