Erasmus+ grant for exchange studies

Approximate application periods during the year

Applications for exchanges that start in the autumn semester open in June and close at the end of the autumn semester.

Applications for exchanges that start in the spring semester open in November/December and close at the end of the spring semester.

You must submit your application in the Erasmus Database before your exchange period begins. Mobility days that take place before your application has been submitted are not eligible for a grant. According to the regulations, the Grant Agreement must be signed before the exchange period begins.

To be eligible to apply for a grant, you must

• be registered as a student at Lund University
• be nominated for Erasmus+ exchange studies through Lund University
• have been promised full recognition by Lund University of your studies at the host university upon your return
• study full-time (the equivalent of 1.5 ECTS/week)
• study at least 2 and at the most 12 months
• live in the host country for the duration of the exchange (this also applies to exchange studies in Denmark).

However, you may not

• have previously participated in Erasmus/Erasmus+ studies or traineeships for more than 12 months* in total at the same level of study (Bachelor's, Master's and doctoral studies are counted separately), including the study period for which you are applying
• pay tuition fees to the host university
• receive grants from other EU bodies or the Crafoord Foundation’s travel grant for the same exchange period.
• apply for a grant if you already live in the host country (for example in Denmark).

*Students who are studying a so-called 'one-cycle programme' (a degree programme in medicine/architecture/engineering) are eligible to study abroad for 24 months on an Erasmus+ exchange during their studies.

The following countries take part in Erasmus+:

• Austria
• Belgium
• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• Cyprus
• Czechia
• Denmark
• Estonia
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Greece
• Hungary
• Iceland
• Ireland
• Italy
• Latvia
• Liechtenstein
• Lithuania
• Luxembourg
• Malta
• Netherlands
• North Macedonia
• Norway
• Poland
• Portugal
• Romania
• Serbia
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain
• Turkey

Exchange studies in the United Kingdom

If you are a student at Lund University and have been approved for exchange studies in the United Kingdom during the academic year 2024/2025, you can also apply for an Erasmus+ study grant.

The scholarship amount is EUR 560/month/EUR 18.67/day (the European Commission counts 30 days per month).

Information on visas for studies in the UK − gov.uk

Exchange studies in Switzerland

If you are a student at Lund University and have been approved for exchange studies in the Switzerland during the academic year 2024/2025, you can also apply for an Erasmus+ study grant.

The scholarship amount is EUR 560/month/EUR 18.67/day (the European Commission counts 30 days per month).

The grant is intended to help cover additional costs associated with your stay abroad. The grant amount is calculated per full month plus any additional days, and varies depending on your destination country.

For the academic year 2024/2025, the following amounts apply for studies:

Countries with higher living costs (Group 1)

• Austria
• Belgium
• Denmark
• Finland
• France
• Germany
• Iceland
• Ireland
• Italy
• Liechtenstein
• Luxembourg
• Netherlands
• Norway

Grant amount per month: EUR 560
Grant amount per day: EUR 18.67 (the European Commission counts 30 days per month)

Countries with medium living costs (Group 2)

• Cyprus
• Czechia
• Estonia
• Greece
• Latvia
• Malta
• Portugal
• Slovakia
• Slovenia
• Spain

Grant amount per month: EUR 510
Grant amount per day: EUR 17 (the European Commission counts 30 days per month)

Countries with lower living costs (Group 3)

• Bulgaria
• Croatia
• Hungary
• Lithuania
• North Macedonia
• Poland
• Romania
• Serbia
• Turkey

Grant amount per month: EUR 510
Grant amount per day: EUR 17 (the European Commission counts 30 days per month)

You can apply for an Erasmus+ grant for exchanges that last between 2 and 12 months.

You can choose to combine study abroad with an Erasmus+ traineeship as long as both take place at the same host university.

Contact erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) if this interests you.

Doctoral students at Lund University can study abroad with an Erasmus+ grant. The mobility does not have to involve credits in order to be approved.

Requirements and conditions

• Study at and/or undertake thesis preparation at the host university abroad
• Save a supervisor at Lund University.
• There must be an exchange agreement in place between Lund University and the host university. Under 'Other documents' in the Erasmus Database, upload an email confirmation from your international coordinator at Lund that an agreement exists. Contact the international office at your faculty if you have questions regarding the agreement. You send an email confirmation from your international coordinator at Lund University to erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) to confirm that an agreement exists. Processing of your application will begin only when we have received this document. If there is no agreement between Lund University and the host university, please note that the scholarship can only start from the date the agreement was signed, even if an earlier date is stated in your application.
• You should upload your Learning Agreement to the Erasmus Database under 'Other documents'. A template for the Learning Agreement will be sent to you after your application has been received. If your faculty requires you to use an Online Learning Agreement (OLA), follow your faculty's instructions. Remember to use your student Lucat to log in to Solemove.
• It is strongly recommended to have a supervisor at the host university, even if this is not a formal requirement.
• The grant is paid to you personally, and you need to cover all costs associated with your mobility.

Length of the exchange

The physical study period can last from 5 to 30 days or from 2 to 12 months.

The mobility can be blended, see the information under 'Blended mobility'.

Grant value

In the case of short, physical mobility of 5 to 30 days, the grant values are as follows:

• Day 1 to 14: EUR 79 per day
• Day 15 to 30: EUR 56 per day

For longer mobility periods of 2 to 12 months within the EU/ESS, UK and Switzerland, the grant value is the same as for Bachelor's and Master's students. See information about amounts under the heading 'Grant amount' on this page.

For longer mobility periods of 2 to 12 months outside the EU/ESS, UK and Switzerland, the grant is EUR 700 per month.

If you would like to do your degree project at a university in Europe, you can apply for an Erasmus+ grant for studies.

Requirements and conditions

• Work on the degree project includes reading, writing, collecting data and being supervised.*
• You must live in the host country for the whole period.
• There must be an agreement in place between Lund University and the host university. Contact the international office at your faculty if you have questions regarding the agreement. You send an email confirmation from your international coordinator at Lund University to erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) to confirm that an agreement exists. Processing of your application will begin only when we have received this document. If there is no agreement between Lund University and the host university, please note that the scholarship can only start from the date the agreement was signed, even if an earlier date is stated in your application.
• You must upload your Learning Agreement in the Erasmus database under "Other documents." A template for the Learning Agreement will be sent to you after your application has been received. If your faculty requires you to use an Online Learning Agreement (OLA), follow your faculty's instructions.

*If the purpose is solely to collect data, or conduct experiments, you can apply for a traineeship grant.

More about the Erasmus+ traineeship grant

Length of the exchange

The study period should last between 2 and 12 months for long-term mobility.

You can also undertake the mobility as short blended mobility. See information under the heading "Erasmus+ short blended mobility" on this page.

Grant value

 See information about amounts under the heading “Grant amount” on this page.

If you are accepted for the Erasmus+ Blended Intensive Programme, you can apply for an Erasmus+ grant for the part of the programme that takes place at the host university, or elsewhere in the host country (physical mobility).

Requirements and conditions

• There must be an agreement between Lund University and the university organising the BIP. Contact the international office at your faculty if you have questions regarding the agreement. Send an email confirmation from your international coordinator at Lund University to erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) to confirm that an agreement exists. Processing of your application will begin only when we have received this document. If there is no agreement yet between Lund University and the host university, please note that the scholarship can only start from the date the agreement was signed, even if an earlier date is stated in your application.
• The program must correspond to at least 3 ECTS. This is certified through the Learning Agreement and the document "After the mobility."
• You must upload your Learning Agreement in the Erasmus database under "Other documents." A template for the Learning Agreement will be sent to you after your application has been received. If your faculty requires you to use an Online Learning Agreement (OLA), follow your faculty's instructions.

Length of the exchange

The physical study period can last from 5 to 30 days.

In the application, dates must be specified for both the physical and virtual parts of the mobility.

Grant value

In the case of the Blended Intensive Programme of 5 to 30 days, you can receive grant for the physical mobility as follows:

• Day 1 to 14: EUR 79 per day
• Day 15 to 30: EUR 56 per day

The grant is not paid for the virtual part even if it is conducted in the host country.

If you are enrolled at Lund University and intend to complete your degree, you can participate in the Erasmus+ short blended mobility programme. 

Blended mobility consists of a physical mobility combined with a virtual component that takes place either before, during or after the physical mobility. For students, Erasmus+ short blended mobility should be credited as part of the education.

Requirements and conditions

• There must be an agreement between Lund University and the host university. Contact the international office at your faculty if you have questions regarding the agreement. You send an email confirmation from your international coordinator at Lund University to erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) to confirm that an agreement exists. Processing of your application will begin only when we have received this document. If there is no agreement yet between Lund University and the host university, please note that the scholarship can only start from the date the agreement was signed, even if an earlier date is stated in your application.
• The program must correspond to at least 3 ECTS. This is certified through the Learning Agreement and the document "After the mobility."
• You must upload your Learning Agreement in the Erasmus database under "Other documents." A template for the Learning Agreement will be sent to you after your application has been received. If your faculty requires you to use an Online Learning Agreement (OLA), follow your faculty's instructions.

Length of the exchange

The physical part of the mobility should last 5–30 days, while the virtual part has no fixed duration. The virtual part must have a clear learning objective and outcome. 

In the application, dates must be specified for both the physical and virtual parts of the mobility.

Grant value

The grant values for the physical mobility are as follows:

• Day 1 to 14: EUR 79 per day
• Day 15 to 30: EUR 56 per day

No grant will be awarded for the virtual component, even if it takes place in the host country.

Definition: 
Exchange studies take place on site, in the host country.

Grant application: 
If you are going on a physical mobility, you should fill in a grant application for the whole period of your exchange.

Definition:
Exchange studies combine physical and virtual mobility, and take place

• partly on site, in the host country, and
• partly virtually.

Grant application: 
If you are going to participate in a blended mobility, you can only receive an Erasmus+ grant for the part of the exchange that you physically carry out in the host country.

Please note:
When the physical mobility transitions to the planned virtual mobility phase, you will not be entitled to the Erasmus+ grant. This applies even if you decide to stay in the host country to complete the virtual part of the exchange.

Definition:
Exchange studies are conducted virtually.

Grant application:
If you are going to participate in a virtual mobility, you are not eligible to apply for an Erasmus+ grant.

All students receive a travel support based on the distance (one way) between Lund University and the host university. You can receive a higher travel support if you choose to travel green, i.e. by train or bus, or carpool or electric car using one of the options below:

• the whole of the journey in one direction
• most of the journey, in both directions.

You apply for green travel at the same time as completing your application for an Erasmus+ grant, by ticking 'Yes' for the 'Green Mobility' option.

You provide evidence of green travel by uploading copies of tickets to the Erasmus Database.

To qualify for the car-sharing allowance, at least two people must travel in the car. Proof in the form of receipts for car hire, petrol and the completed and signed Declaration of honour form must be uploaded to the Erasmus Database. Contact erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) to get the form.

If you choose to travel sustainably, you will also receive a grant for one day of travel (100% of the journey must be green). If you choose to travel sustainably in both directions, you will receive a grant for two days of travel (more than 50% of the journey in each direction must then be green). If you qualify for Fewer opportunity top-up or carry out short mobility (5-30 days) you get two travel days regardless of the mode of travel.

Travel days will be added to your total study period. The travel day cannot be the same day as a study day, since you cannot receive double scholarship for one day.

Please note that tickets must be uploaded no later than 30 days after the end of the exchange period. Receipts received after this date will not be processed.

See the Insurance tab further down the page for information on the terms and conditions of Student UT insurance in connection with travel to and from the host country.

Available support depends on the travel distance and Green travel versus Non-Green travel:

• 10−99 km: Green travel EUR 56; Non-Green travel EUR 28
• 100−499 km: Green travel EUR 285; Non-Green travel EUR 211
• 500−1999 km: Green travel EUR 417; Non-Green travel EUR 309
• 2000−2999 km: Green travel EUR 535; Non-Green travel EUR 395

If you need learning support or special adaptations during your studies abroad, you can apply for additional grants. There are two types of grant, the top-up grant and the inclusion grant.

Top-up grant

Students with any type of disability can apply for a top-up grant. The grant covers, for example, the following and similar forms of support:

• note-taking support
• adapted teaching materials
• extra time for exams.

The supplement is EUR 250 per full month and EUR 8.33 per additional day on top of the regular grant amount.

You will receive 70 percent of the supplement along with your first grant payment. The remaining 30 percent will be paid along with your second payment. Remember that the amount will be adjusted if your period of study changes.

You do not need to keep any receipts or other documents.

You can only get one Top-up per mobility, i.e. you cannot get a Top-up for both disability and children.

If you have not previously been in contact with Disability Support Services and need adaptations, contact them for a consultation. 

Disability Support Services – students with disabilities

How to apply for a top-up grant

When you are submitting an application in the Erasmus Database, select 'Yes' for the 'Fewer Opportunities' option. 

You will receive an email from the Erasmus Database asking you to sign your Grant Agreement and to upload your NAIS (National Administration and Information System for Coordinators) certificate under the 'Verify Fewer Opportunities' option.

You do not need to justify your application for a top-up grant – just upload your NAIS certificate. Please note that other certificates will not be accepted.

Inclusion grant for actual costs

It is possible to apply for this grant in addition to a top-up grant. The inclusion grant is intended to cover larger costs that you or your host university may incur during your stay abroad, such as

• special transport
• adapted accommodation
• assistant/companion
• healthcare or similar in the host country.

How to apply for an inclusion grant

Contact your coordinator at Disability Support Services in good time to apply for this grant. Please note that the application for an inclusion grant must be completed before the mobility period begins. It is not possible to apply for this grant retroactively.

Contact the host university to check what costs may be involved. You can get the relevant contact details from your faculty’s international office.

Disability Support Services will send your application to the grant administrators, who will then forward it to the Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR). UHR will assess your application and decide which costs can be reimbursed.

The inclusion grant is paid out after the mobility period has been completed.

The host university can send an invoice to Lund University for costs that have been incurred during your exchange. Contact the grant administrators at erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) for invoice details.

To receive reimbursement for the costs you have paid, please remember to keep all your receipts. These must be uploaded to the Erasmus Database (under the 'Other documents' tab) when the period of mobility has ended.

Please note that UHR assesses and decides which costs can be reimbursed.

For those of you who have children, there is an opportunity to apply for additional grants. There are two types of grant, the top-up grant and the inclusion grant.

Top-up

If you study abroad and have children younger than 18, the supplement is EUR 250 per full month and EUR 8.33 per additional day on top of the regular grant amount.

The size of the supplement remains the same regardless of the number of children you have or whether they are accompanying you on the exchange. You do not need to keep any receipts or other documents in order to receive the supplement.

You apply for this supplement at the same time as completing your application for an Erasmus+ grant, by ticking 'Yes' for the option 'Children'. You prove your parenthood by uploading a Family Certificate to the Erasmus Database under the tab 'Verify Children'. The Family Certificate is ordered from the Swedish Tax Agency (Skatteverket). It will then be sent by post to the parent’s registered address. You do not need to have it notarised or have a witnessed signature. Please note that no other certification will be accepted.

You will receive 70 percent of the child supplement along with your first grant payment. The remaining 30 percent will be paid along with your second payment. Remember that the amount will be adjusted if your period of mobility changes.

You can only get one Top-up per mobility, i.e. you cannot get a Top-up for both disability and children.

Inclusion grant

In addition to the supplements above, the grant administrators may apply for an inclusion grant for costs that arise when the child accompanies you on the exchange, such as higher accommodation and childcare costs.

Contact the grant administrators in good time to apply for this grant.

Please note that the application for an inclusion grant must be completed before the mobility period begins. It is not possible to apply for this grant retroactively.

You can contact the grant administrators via erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se).

The Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR) makes the assessment and decides which costs can be reimbursed.

The inclusion grant is paid out once the mobility period has been completed and after receipts have been submitted. These must be uploaded to the Erasmus database under the tab 'Other documents'.

All Erasmus+ students are required to take a language test before departure.

If you are going to take part in a physical or blended mobility (see the European Commission's definitions above), the language test will be sent to you by email when your grant application has been processed. Please check your spam folder, as these emails sometimes end up there. Upload the result of your language test to the Erasmus Database under the tab 'Language test'.

The Erasmus+ programme offers digital language courses in connection with the language test. Participation in these courses is free and voluntary.

If you choose to take a language course offered by the host university, you are eligible to apply for a grant for the days the language course is in progress. This only applies if the language course is offered in conjunction with the beginning of your exchange period and is physical (that is, not given digitally). The period during which your language course is in progress must be included in your application in order for you to receive a grant for the language course. After completing the language course, you must upload a certificate showing the start and end dates of the language course to the Erasmus Database (under "Other documents").

Note that you cannot replace subject study with language study. Your Learning Agreement must always include full-time subject studies (1.5 ECTS/week) and any language courses must be in addition to this.

An Online Learning Agreement (OLA) is a three-party contract between the sending university, the student and the host university. The document is created to ensure that the courses you take at the host university count towards your degree.

Lund University uses the OLA in the mobility system SoleMove. Instructions on how to complete the OLA can be found here:

Online Learning agreement for outgoing exchange students

Your OLA must be in place before the start of your exchange period. It must be signed by you, Lund University and the host university. Contact your faculty coordinator if you have any questions about the content of your OLA.

It is possible to apply for an Erasmus+ grant before you have completed your OLA.

Please note that full-time study is equivalent to 30 ECTS credits per semester. If you intend to study for a shorter period, you will need to study 1.5 ECTS credits per week. Therefore, if you plan to study for 10 weeks, your OLA must include a total of 15 ECTS credits. The distribution of credits over the weeks doesn't affect your grant eligibility. What matters is that the total number of credits corresponds to the duration of your studies.

However, if you want the credits to correspond to the standard 30 ECTS credits for a full semester at Lund University, you must study at least 30 ECTS credits. This applies regardless of the number of weeks you study abroad.

The payments will be made in SEK in two instalments.

The first payment will be approximately 70 percent of the estimated total grant amount. In order to receive this payment, you must

• have uploaded the language test required for Erasmus+ students to the Erasmus Database
• have signed and uploaded your Grant Agreement to the Erasmus Database
• have uploaded the NAIS certificate to the Erasmus database (only when applying for disability)
• have uploaded certificate from the Swedish Tax Agency to the Erasmus database (only when applying for children)
• have uploaded rental agreement in the Erasmus database (only in case of mobility in Denmark)

The second payment, which will be approximately 30 percent of the grant, is paid out when you have finished your exchange period, and you

• have uploaded the form 'Confirmation of Study Period' to the Erasmus Database. The form must be signed and stamped by the host university. You can find it under 'Confirm mobility' in the Erasmus Database.
• have completed a mandatory survey from Erasmus+ (Participant Report). The survey will be sent by email.
• have uploaded tickets (only when applying for green travel)

Please note that the total grant amount is calculated after you have completed your studies and uploaded the form 'Confirmation of Study Period' to the Erasmus Database. If your study period is longer or shorter than planned, the grant will be recalculated, and the total amount will be adjusted through the second payment.

If you are going on an exchange during the autumn semester, you will receive your first payment at the beginning of September at the earliest. If you are going on an exchange during the spring semester, you will receive your first payment at the beginning of January at the earliest.

Be aware that you will need to plan ahead in order to receive your payment on time. It takes at least three weeks from the time you take the language test until the first payment is made to your bank account. Payments may be delayed in certain cases if Lund University does not receive the EU funding from the Swedish Council for Higher Education (UHR) in time.

Extension of mobility

If your mobility will cover more days than what is stated in your Grant Agreement (GA), you must
contact erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) to request an extension of 
the mobility. This must be done at least one month before the end date granted in the GA. You will then receive a form that you must sign. The form is an addition to your 
existing GA and must have been received by us no later than two weeks before the end 
date granted in the GA.  

If the extension concerns a whole semester or means that you will take more credits than what
 is stated in the existing Online Learning Agreement (OLA), you must also make changes to your
OLA. Contact your faculty coordinator at Lund University regarding your OLA.  

If the extension concerns an entire semester, this must be entered in Ladok in order to be
approved.  

Note that you cannot receive a scholarship for more days than what appears in your GA even though the form "Confirmation of study period" shows more days. In that case, you must have requested an extension of your mobility according to the instructions above.

Early termination of exchange studies

You must contact your coordinator and the grant administrators at erasmusstudier [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (erasmusstudier[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se) if you need to shorten your Erasmus+ exchange studies.

If you shorten your studies to less than 2 months, you will be liable to repay the entire grant.

If this is due to a situation beyond your control, you can invoke 'Force Majeure'. The Erasmus+ grant administrators will help you with this.

As an outgoing student, you must be prepared to take on a lot of personal responsibility, both before and during your stay abroad. The webpage 'Practical information for students going abroad' is a good source of information. Read more about:

• Preparing for your departure
• While you are away
• After your return

Practical information for students going abroad

Student OUT

If you are going to take part in a physical mobility (see the European Commission's definition above), you are covered by the Legal, Financial and Administrative Services Agency’s insurance, Student OUT. Read more about the insurance:

Insurance while you are abroad

Terms and conditions for Student OUT – kammarkollegiet.se

If you are going to take part in a virtual mobility (see the European Commission’s definition above), you are not covered by Student OUT, so you must arrange your own insurance.

If you have questions about insurance, contact External Relations at Lund University at studentinsurance [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (studentinsurance[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se).

European Health Insurance Card (EHIC)

If you are from an EU/EEA country, take your European Health Insurance Card with you. It entitles you to emergency medical treatment when you are in another EU/EEA country.

Read more and order your card from the Swedish Social Insurance Agency (Forsäkringskassan):

Travel abroad – forsakringskassan.se

The Interrail Pass for Erasmus+ has been developed by Eurail and Erasmus Student Network (ESN) to suit Erasmus+ students on exchange. The Pass is valid for 6 months and offers a sustainable way to travel and gives you flexibility to explore Europe as part of your Erasmus+ experience.

4-travel days or 6-travel days

With the Interrail Pass for Erasmus+ you can travel on as many trains as you like on each of your 4 or 6 travel days. You can use your travel days any time within 6 months of your start date. 

Interrail Pass for Erasmus+

Please note, that exchange students are covered by the insurance Student OUT in their country of study, and during direct travel from home country to host country. So, if you plan to visit other countries while on exchange, remember to get a private insurance for those trips.

Read more about the insurance Student OUT at lunduniversity.lu.se

Our Instagram account @lund_university_abroad is run by students, for students. Every week, a new student from Lund University who is on an exchange or traineeship abroad takes over the account and shares their day-to-day experiences of their time abroad.

Would you also like to become a guest Instagrammer and inspire other students to study abroad?

Contact lunduniversityabroad [at] er [dot] lu [dot] se (lunduniversityabroad[at]er[dot]lu[dot]se).

Before you leave, you must ask your host university to sign the form 'Confirmation of Study Period'.

1. Download the 'Confirmation of Study Period' form. You can find it under 'Confirm mobility' in the Erasmus Database. The form will be available in the Erasmus database one week before the end date specified in the Grant Agreement (GA).
2. Make sure the form is signed and stamped by your host university. The form should not be signed until your last day of mobility at the host university. This is because the host university must be able to certify your physical presence for the entire period. If the form is signed before the last date of mobility, the date the form was signed will be considered the end date of your mobility. Note that you will then receive a lower scholarship amount than stated in the GA. This is an EU regulation, and we cannot make any exceptions.

Upload the document to the Erasmus database on your return.

You must upload the 'Confirmation of Study Period' form to the Erasmus Database no later than 30 days after the end of the mobility. Download the form from the Erasmus Database. The form will be available in the Erasmus database one week before the end date specified in the Grant Agreement (GA).

Please note: The form must be signed and stamped by the host university, as well as signed by yourself. It must include the introduction days and language course if applicable. The form should not be signed until your last day of mobility at the host university. This is because the host university must be able to certify your physical presence for the entire period. If the form is signed before the last date of mobility, the date the form was signed will be considered the end date of your mobility. Note that you will then receive a lower scholarship amount than stated in the GA. This is an EU regulation, and we cannot make any exceptions.

Note that you cannot receive a scholarship for more days than what appears in your GA even though the form "Confirmation of study period" shows more days. In that case, you must have requested an extension of your mobility according to the instructions under the tab "Changes and termination" above.

After completing your exchange, you will need to complete a mandatory Erasmus+ survey (Participant Report). The survey will be sent to your email address.

The survey must be uploaded to the Erasmus Database no later than 30 days after the end of the mobility.

If you have applied for green travel, you need to upload tickets in the Erasmus database no later than 30 days after the end of mobility.