What do you have to consider when going abroad for a longer period of time?

What do you have to consider when going abroad for a longer period of time?

Checklist for stays abroadApply for a passport or check its validity.Apply for a visa.Deregister your place of residence.Deregister with the GEZ.Obtain powers of attorney from your parents (e.g. to open an account)Apply for an international student ID card (ISIC).Apply for an international driving license (outside the EU)More entries…

What can I do abroad?

Opportunities for stays abroadWork and Travel. Volunteering (Volunteering Abroad) Farm & Ranch work. AU Pair. Summer camps (childcare/jobs in holiday camps) Summer jobs (holiday jobs abroad) Internships abroad (work experience) Hotel work abroad.More entries…

How can I participate in Erasmus?

You must be enrolled at a state-recognized university and have successfully completed at least the first year of study (2 semesters). Your application must be an initial application, which means that you have not previously applied for an ERASMUS stay abroad.

What does Erasmus pay for?

As an Erasmus+ scholarship holder, you do not pay any tuition fees abroad, achievements are recognised, and you also receive monthly funding of up to 450 euros (study) or 550 euros (internship).

What does Erasmus fund?

What does Erasmus+ fund? One focus of the EU education program is the Europe-wide mobility of students, lecturers and university staff. In addition to academic exchange between universities, Erasmus+ promotes transnational cooperation between universities and business and employers.

When do I have to pay back Erasmus money?

You have to repay the Erasmus mobility grant (pro rata, if applicable) if you acquired fewer than 15 ECTS credits per semester while studying abroad and there is no acceptable reason (e.g. certified illness, strike at the partner university).

Who pays for Erasmus?

Financing. The total annual budget for the program is around 450 million euros from the EU budget, which in turn is financed by the contributions of the member countries.

When do you get Erasmus money?

Payment of the pre-financing Within 30 days after the last of the two parties has signed the grant agreement or after the beneficiary has been informed of the decision taken and

How much does an Erasmus semester cost?

How expensive is it where?* In the USA you can expect tuition fees between EUR 2,000 and EUR 20,000 per quarter or per semester, in Canada the costs vary between EUR 2,500 and EUR 11,300. Depending on the region and city, the cost of living also differs greatly.

How much is the Erasmus grant?

Erasmus funding: how much is possible Depending on the group of countries, the Erasmus grant is currently available at an average of €390 per month.

What is an Erasmus student?

The ERASMUS program is a funding program of the European Union. However, the Erasmus exchange program is particularly well-known and popular – which enables students to study abroad at a university within the EU for a period of three to 12 months or to complete an internship.

How does Erasmus Plus work?

You will be financially supported by Erasmus so that you can concentrate fully on your studies abroad. Erasmus Plus (Erasmus+) includes all EU education programs for education and training (Comenius, Leonardo da Vinci, Erasmus, Erasmus Mundus and Grundtvig).

In which countries can you study with Erasmus?

Program CountriesAustria.Belgium.Bulgaria.Cyprus.Croatia.Czech Republic.Denmark.

Which countries participate in Erasmus?

Can you do Erasmus twice?

You can complete a stay abroad several times with Erasmus+, either as a student or as an intern, but you may not spend more than 12 months abroad within one and the same study cycle.