STUDY IN BELGRADE
Erasmus+ is a successor-program of several EU programs that took place in the period from 2007 to 2013. The Erasmus+ Program includes three key actions – KA1, KA2 and KA3 and two separate sections – Jean Monnet and Sport. Projects supported under Key Action 1 (KA1) are learning mobility projects, which include mobility for higher education students and staff.
Within the Erasmus+ program, the University of Belgrade has established successful cooperation with around 300 European universities and nearly 30 universities outside the EU, and this number increases every day. In February 2019, the Republic of Serbia became a fully-fledged member of the Erasmus+ Program and is now eligible, as a so called “program country”, to participate in all parts of the program.
On this page you will find a general overview of the Erasmus+ program at the University of Belgrade.
For in-detail instructions on the nomination and application procedures, you are requested to visit the online mobility platform of the University of Belgrade – MobiON: https://mobion.bg.ac.rs/erasmus+ and carefully read the instruction under the section “Application Procedure” and “Additional information and useful links” as well as to read the “Required Documents” section of the platform, depending on the type of mobility you are eligible for and the country you are coming from (please see the explanation below):
Required Documents for Incoming Students – KA103
Required Documents for Incoming Staff – KA103
Required Documents for Incoming Students – KA107
Required Documents for Incoming Staff – KA107
KA103 – Program Countries: all European Union countries, North Macedonia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Turkey
KA107 – Partner Countries: other EU neighboring countries and all other non-EU countries in the world
Students and staff from Partner Countries (other EU neighboring countries and all other countries in the world) – can apply for mobility at the University of Belgrade within the KA107 action.
Search through the OPEN CALLS section of the MobiOn platform for incoming students or staff (KA103 or KA107) and see if your university has partnered with the University of Belgrade through the Erasmus+ KA1.
Important: The International Relations Office of the University of Belgrade or any faculty/school of the University of Belgrade do not accept direct mobility applications from foreign students or staff! Nominations of the candidates for mobility are accepted by e-mail or post exclusively from the relevant International Coordinator of the foreign university (e.g. the Erasmus Office, International Relations Office, etc.).
For instructions on the nomination procedure, please visit the relevant page in the menu on the left.
We invite everyone interested in mobility at the University of Belgrade to take a careful look at this section of our website and get informed about the general nomination procedure applicable for all types of mobility/ exchange, get an overview of the required documents and find out more about Belgrade and Serbia.
For those interested in Erasmus+ specifically, in-depth information and instructions, including information on partner universities, scholarships, open calls and application procedures are available at university’s online platform for internationalization and mobility – MobiON – https://mobion.bg.ac.rs
Important: All potential applicants must use this platform in order to apply for mobility and should note that those applications received or sent in any way other than through “MobiOn” will not be accepted. All incoming candidates must previously be officially nominated by their home universities.
KA103
Students and staff from universities from any Program Country (all EU countries, North Macedonia, Iceland, Liechtenstein, Norway and Turkey) who are interested in applying for Erasmus+ mobility at the University of Belgrade should contact the relevant International Coordinator or Erasmus Office at their home university to learn about internal procedures, nomination deadlines and available scholarships. Each university from a Program Country manages payments to its own students and staff.
KA107
Students and staff from universities from any Partner Country (other EU neighboring countries and all other countries in the world) who have been, in accordance with all relevant procedures, nominated and accepted for mobility at the University of Belgrade and granted an Erasmus+ scholarship for the duration of their stay will receive:
Students coming to the University of Belgrade
Subsistence allowance: 800 EUR per month
Travel costs covered in the amounts listed below
Tuition fees are waived according to Erasmus+ agreement
Staff (Teaching and Administrative) coming to the University of Belgrade
Subsistence allowance: 800 EUR per month
Travel costs covered in the amounts listed below
Note: If mobility period is longer than 14 days: Up to and including the 14th day of activity you will get 100% of Subsistence allowance. For every additional day you will receive 70% of Subsistence allowance.
Travel Costs
| Travel distances | Amount per participant |
| Between 10 and 99 km | 20 EUR |
| Between 100 and 499 km | 180 EUR |
| Between 500 and 1999 km | 275 EUR |
| Between 2000 and 2999 km | 360 EUR |
| Between 3000 and 3999 km | 530 EUR |
| Between 4000 and 7999 km | 820 EUR |
| 8000 km or more | 1.500 EUR |
Distance calculator: https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/resources/distance-calculator_en
For all incoming students and staff
Accommodation and meals are not provided. You will need to use your subsistence allowance to cover these expenses. For information about available places in students’ dormitories or renting a flat, please see more information on the relevant pages of the menu to the left. You may also contact our Erasmus Student Network (ESN BelUPgrade) http://belupgrade.esn.rs and they can help you with getting around and finding accommodation.
Medical insurance is not provided by the Erasmus+ program. However, each participant is advised to purchase health insurance before the start of the exchange period, for the entire duration of their stay abroad. A copy of the policy must be presented to the relevant Office in charge of mobility upon the participant’s arrival to the host university.
Upon arrival you must first visit the International Relations Office of the University of Belgrade. If you are staying more than 3 months at the University of Belgrade, you will need to get a temporary stay permit, issued by the relevant authority at the Department for Foreigners at Savska 35 in Belgrade.
For incoming students and staff from Partner Countries (KA107)
Travel costs to incoming candidates from Partner Countries (KA107) will be refunded in the amounts listed above and the participants themselves will be responsible for buying the travel ticket. Please note that all costs exceeding the above amounts will be borne by the participants themselves.
Subsistence allowance is paid upon receiving the Confirmation of Arrival and signing the Grant Agreement at the International Relations Office of the University of Belgrade via an active bank account. Subsistence allowance for KA107 incoming students is paid in monthly installments, while incoming KA107 staff receives 70% of the grant upon arrival and the remaining 30% after the successfully completed mobility, following the submission of the online mobility questionnaire.
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