One of the key priorities of the Erasmus+ programme is inclusion and diversity. Accordingly, the programme places particular emphasis on ensuring that participants with fewer opportunities have a better chance of taking part in Erasmus+ mobility. Applications may be submitted in accordance with the provisions set out in the call for applications for supplementary financial support for students with disabilities or chronic illnesses participating in the Erasmus+ programme.
Equal opportunities support may be applied for at the same time as supplementary financial support for students with disabilities or chronic illnesses.
- Additional costs related to mobility that are directly linked to relocation, travel and staying abroad.
- These costs arise exclusively in connection with mobility and are related to a long-term illness or disability.
- Costs that cannot be funded from other sources, without which the person would be unable to take part in the mobility programme without the supplementary grant.
Costs related to daily living (e.g. meals, everyday necessities, medication), i.e. costs that would be incurred in Hungary even without the mobility programme.
Students who have been awarded an Erasmus+ grant for the 2026/2027 academic year are eligible to apply, provided they have a long-term illness or disability (for example, visual impairment, mobility impairment, hearing impairment, diabetes, lactose- or gluten-intolerant, or have other medical conditions) and
- their condition demonstrably results in additional costs during their stay abroad compared to the average cost of living abroad
OR - may put them at a disadvantage in participating in Erasmus+ mobility.
- In the case of supplementary support for equal opportunities, 250 euros per month.
- If applying for supplementary funding in excess of 250 euros per month, an itemised application and account are required.
In this case, the applicant must list in detail on the application form the items for which they are claiming support and the respective amounts. The total amounts claimed for the entire duration must be indicated on the application form. Support may only be claimed for items that are closely related to the stay abroad. In the case of itemised claims (regardless of the amount), an itemised account of the full amount recommended by the medical assessor is required in all cases. If the student also receives supplementary funding under other equal opportunities criteria, they must provide an itemised account of the full amount recommended by the medical assessors.
Student mobility | Amount of grant | Form of application | Accounting |
Part-time study/work placement | a flat rate of €250 per month | per unit | None |
If the requirement exceeds €250 per month | amount recommended by an expert | Itemised | itemised account of the total amount |
In the case of students also receiving equal opportunities support on other grounds | amount recommended by an expert | Itemised | itemised account of the total amount |
If the supplementary grant exceeds €250 per month, the student must provide supporting invoices for each item of expenditure upon completion of the mobility period.
Via the Neptun study system.
- Name of the NEPTUN application to be submitted: P501 – Erasmus+ grant for supplementary support in the event of a disability or long-term illness
- The electronic version of the fully completed Erasmus+ Equal Opportunities Individual Needs Declaration application form (.xls file) can be downloaded from the website
- The signed, scanned version of the individual needs declaration form
- Mandatory supporting document(s) in signed, scanned form
Missing information may be submitted before the application deadline; failure to meet the deadline will result in disqualification. No other supplementary grant applications (e.g. green travel) may be submitted under this call for applications.
Important information! If the applicant is eligible for more than one of the criteria listed, this must be indicated, but it is sufficient to provide evidence for just one in order to establish eligibility for the supplementary grant.
2 March 2027, 10:00 – 16 April 2027, 16:00
Applications will be assessed by the sending higher education institution, in consultation with the Tempus Public Foundation.
Corvinus University of Budapest will decide on the funding of the assessed applications, subject to the availability of funds, up to the limit of the funds available. A decision on applications submitted by the specified deadline is expected within 60 days. The sending institution will inform applicants of the outcome in the form of a decision. In the event that applications exceed the available budgetary allocation, the organiser reserves the right to suspend the call for applications with immediate effect, to amend the selection criteria, or to reject the application.
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