Erasmus+ (European Commission)

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.

800-900 EUR/month depending on host country (2026 call rates; 2027 to be confirmed) · The Erasmus+ Programme Guide checked on 23 Oct 2026 (version 1 of 12 Nov 2025, part of the 2026 call) gives students from third countries not associated to the Programme, such as Tunisia, 900 EUR a month for long stays in Group 1 countries (France, Germany, Italy, Belgium and others), 850 EUR in Group 2 (Spain, Portugal, Greece and others) and 800 EUR in Group 3 (Poland, Romania, Türkiye and others). Short doctoral or blended stays are paid 79 EUR a day up to day 14 and 56 EUR a day from day 15 to day 30. Rates for 2027 are to be confirmed. The binding figure is the one in the grant agreement you sign with the sending or receiving university.

Deadline · No central student deadline: each sending university runs its own call and sets its dates. The 2026 organisation call (Programme-country HEIs applying for International Credit Mobility funding) closed on 19 February 2026 at 12:00 Brussels time; that is the organisation call, not a student application close.

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.