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Who can apply · Young people 13–30 residing in the country of a sending or receiving organisation. Tunisia is Region 3. Places exist only if a participating organisation is in the project.

Travel and subsistence contribution (unit costs; daily amount depends on the receiving country) · Official youth-exchanges page: the grant supports travel and practical and activity-related costs. The Guide funds organisational support, travel (distance bands), individual support per day, and inclusion support. Exact daily individual-support amounts are in Guide table A2.1; the HTML table checked was unlabelled, so euro-per-day figures are not copied here. Visa-related costs can be exceptional costs at 100% if approved.

Deadline · Young people apply through a participating organisation, not to a central form. Organisation grant deadlines in the 2026 Guide: 12 February and 1 October, 12:00 Brussels time — those close organisation applications, not individual youth forms.

Who can apply · Students enrolled at a participating HEI. Tunisia is a Region 3 partner country. Places depend on an inter-institutional agreement and your sending institution’s call.

Contribution to travel and living costs (amount set in the grant agreement) · Official page: the grant is a contribution to travel and daily living costs. Amounts depend on living-cost differences, number of applicants, distance and other grants. Tuition, registration, exams and lab/library access at the receiving institution are exempt; small insurance or student-union fees may still apply. Exact monthly euro amounts are not copied from that page.

Deadline · No central student deadline. Each sending institution runs its own call. Programme-country HEIs applying for ICM funding had a Guide deadline of 19 February, 12:00 Brussels time — that is the organisation call, not a student application close.