What is the Erasmus+ scholarship?
The financial assistance of the European Erasmus+ program
The European Erasmus+ program allows students to study or do an internship in business in Europe via a network of contacts ensuring quality reception and daily support.
A scholarship to study abroad or do an internship
The Erasmus+ scholarship is awarded to students who carry out part of their studies:
- in a European country,
- with a higher education establishment,
- As part of an inter-establishment exchange or a professional internship.
The objectives of the Erasmus+ Stock Exchange
This program aims to promote the Academic and professional mobility by offering students the possibility of studying, taking training or carrying out an internship in another European country, while benefiting from financial assistance. This stay is recognized for obtaining the diploma prepared in France by the students.
What are the countries eligible for the Erasmus+ scholarship?
The Erasmus+ program brings together many partner countries, divided into two main categories.
Participating countries (or country of the program)
These countries are fully integrated into the Erasmus+ program and allow mobility for both studies and internships. They include:
- The pAYS Members of the European Union (EU).
- Non -members of the EU, but participating in the program: Iceland, Liechtenstein, Northern Macedonia, Serbia, Türkiye.
- Associated countries with specific agreements with the EU: Jordan, Tunisia, Morocco, Montenegro, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Moldova, Kyrgyzstan, Tadjikistan, etc.
Partner country
Partner countries are those with which Erasmus+ cooperates in certain areas such as the mobility of young people and staff or cooperation projects. These are countries whoseAccess to the program is more limited. Projects are generally developed with partner establishments. This includes:
- Some countries of the Western Balkans and certain Mediterranean countries.
- Latin American countries (eg Brazil, Argentina, Chile).
- Asian countries (eg China, India, Japan, South Korea).
- Sub -Saharan African countries.
- North American countries (United States, Canada).
Can everyone have the Erasmus+ scholarship?
Students registered in higher education or work -study
All students enrolled in a higher education establishment, including alternating, can claim the Erasmus Stock Exchange.
List of establishments concerned
The establishments concerned are in particular:
- Lycées preparing a BTS;
- Universities preparing a goal, a license, a master’s degree or a doctorate;
- engineering or commerce schools;
- Nursing training institutes.
All of these establishments must hold the Erasmus+ charter to be able to participate in the program.
What is the duration of an Erasmus+ mobility?
For study mobility, you must to have finished at least a year of studies in your establishment before leaving. However, it is possible to benefit from Erasmus+ from the first year of higher education through internship mobility. In the second year, it is a mobility of studies. The duration of Erasmus+ mobility is two to 12 months maximum by study cycle.
When should you ask for the Erasmus scholarship?
The Erasmus+ scholarship request must be done well in advance to ensure that funding.
General calendar for an Erasmus+ scholarship request
It is recommended to start the procedures about a year before the scheduled departure date, especially for a long stay (a semester or a academic year). For an internship, deadlines can be shorter, but it is still advisable to go there at least six months in advance.
Inquire with your establishment
Each establishment fixes its own limits for the submission of internal applications: Between January and March For a start at the next school year (September or October).
Erasmus+ scholarship request
Once selected by your establishment, it will guide you to submit your Erasmus+scholarship request. The steps are generally taken between March and June for a departure in September.
For the departures of the second semester
If you are considering mobility for the Second half of the academic year (Departure in January/February), the procedures are often to be taken at the start of the academic year, between September and November.
How to get an Erasmus+ scholarship?
The student must choose a host country and a course In connection with his academic project or professional. From the candidacy for the return of mobility, the Erasmus+ application allows students to learn and be supported step by step.
International Relations Service of the School
To benefit from the Erasmus+ route and the linked scholarship, it is advisable to get closer to the International Relations of the School Establishment of the student.
- This service will provide the student on host countries and associated establishments.
- He will accompany him to complete the application file.
BTS students must refer to the referent teacher for European and international action (ERAEI) of the school where they study.
Fill in a file to apply for Erasmus+ mobility
Start by filling out a Internal application file To be selected as an Erasmus+mobility candidate. This file often includes:
If you are selected by your establishment, you will be offered at the University or the host organization abroad.
Documents for the scholarship request
For your Erasmus scholarship request, you will have to provide the following supporting documents:
- A study contract (Learning Agreement) specifying the courses that you will take at the host university.
- Your notes statements and/or a schooling certificate.
- A insurance certificate (civil liability, health).
Depending on the requirements of your establishment, you may need to provide other documents such as a cover letter or linguistic level proof.
How does the Erasmus stock market work?
Signature of a mobility contract
Once selected, you will sign a mobility contract or educational contract Who specifies the duration of the stay, the amount of the scholarship and the commitments of both parties (you and your university). This precious document attests to the lessons and activities followed during the stay in Erasmus.
Obligations during mobility
You must comply with the commitments defined in your study or internship contract. If you change courses or missions, you will need to obtain the approval of your original university and the host establishment.
After mobility
To close your Erasmus+internship, you will have to:
- submit a final report via the online platform;
- Provide a certificate of presence issued by the host establishment.
What is the amount of the Erasmus scholarship in 2025?
Average amount
The amount of the Erasmus+ scholarship varies depending on the type of mobility and study or internship stay, and the country in which the student leaves. Generally, it oscillates between 300 euros and 700 euros per month.
Overseas amount
Students who go overseas benefit from a scholarship 786 euroswhether it is a study or internship stay.
Affairs by host country
The amount of the Erasmus+ scholarship in Germany, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, Ireland, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Italy, Luxembourg, Norway, Sweden, Netherlands is:
- 292 to 606 euros per month for studies;
- 442 to 756 euros per month for internships
In Spain, Greece, Portugal, Estonia, Latvia, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Slovenia, in Malta, Cyprus:
- 225 to 550 euros per month for studies;
- 375 to 700 euros per month for internships.
In Bulgaria, Croatia, Hungary, Lithuania, Northern Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Türkiye, Serbia:
- 225 to 550 euros/month for studies;
- 375 to 700 euros/month For courses.
For countries not associated with the program, the scholarship is 700 euros.
Simulation to estimate the amount of the scholarship
Each establishment autonomously managing its funds and its Erasmus+ project, there is no unique simulator of Erasmus+ scholarship which can be both relevant and reliable for all the situations encountered by mobility students. It is therefore advisable to inquire with the dedicated service of its faculty.
When is the Erasmus+ scholarship paid?
The scholarship is paid twice ::
- The first payment corresponds to 70 to 80 % of the total amount. It is carried out before or just after the start of the stay, once the administrative formalities have been completed.
- The second payment is the balance of the scholarship, Or 20 to 30 %. It is paid at the end of the stay, after receiving the final documents.
Who can touch the “inclusion” and “ecological transition” supplements?
Complement “inclusion”: principle
In addition to the Erasmus+scholarship, the student can receive a Complement of 250 euros If he meets one of the following conditions:
- Be with a handicap or long -term affection (ALD).
- Be a scholarship holder on social criteria step 6 or 7.
- Live in rural areas.
- Live in QPV (priority district of the city).
Contribution to travel costs
As part of the Erasmus+program, financial aid can be granted to cover some of the travel expenses to the host country. The amount of this contribution varies depending on distance between the place of departure and the destination of mobility. He goes from 28 to 1,735 euros.
“Ecological transition” supplement
In addition, an ecological transition supplement is granted to students who go to a host country in an eco -responsible manner. This is the case for example if they go there by train, bus or even carpooling. This flat -rate supplement oscillates from 50 to 100 euros.
Can we combine the Erasmus+ stock market with other aids?
Social criteria scholarship and Assistance in International Mobility (Friend)
In addition to the Erasmus+scholarship, the student can receive other financial aid such as the Social Criteria Stock Exchange, the Punctual Aid of Crous or even Assistance to International Mobility (Friend).
Regional, departmental or municipal aid
In addition, any also fulfilled conditions, regional, departmental or municipal aid can be planned and provide additional funding.
