ERASMUS+
As part of the Erasmus+ program, study stays of up to a maximum of 12 months per study cycle can be financially supported.
The Erasmus+ mobility grant consists of a base amount and travel cost support.
Base amount (per month):
Group 1 countries: € 520
Belgium, Denmark, Germany, Finland, France, Ireland, Iceland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Norway, Sweden
Group 2 countries: € 470
Estonia, Greece, Latvia, Malta, Portugal, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Czech Republic, Cyprus
Group 3 countries: € 470
Bulgaria, Croatia, Lithuania, North Macedonia, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Turkey, Hungary
Travel cost support (one-time):
The travel allowance is calculated based on the distance between the place of origin (Vienna) and the destination (see table below). The exact distance is determined using the EU distance calculator.
There is a higher travel allowance for journeys using environmentally friendly alternatives. For distances under 500 km, sustainable modes of transport must be chosen.
Additional financial support for students with special needs
Erasmus+ Top-up for Students with Fewer Opportunities
Additional financial support for students with special needs.
- Amount: €250 per month, in addition to the base amount of the individual Erasmus+ grant.
Who is eligible for the Top-up?
- Students with disabilities
- Students with physical or mental health conditions that lead to additional costs during the mobility period.
- Students and recent graduates with children if they bring their child(ren) along on the Erasmus+ mobility.
Erasmus+ Inclusion Support
If additional costs arise due to specific barriers during mobility, these can be covered through Inclusion Support (real-cost principle).
The Inclusion Support ensures a barrier-free participation in the Erasmus+ program by reducing obstacles and addressing individual needs.
Additional non-financial support includes:
- Buddy systems
- Organizational and advisory assistance
- Accessibility solutions
- Support in the application process
Find more information here.