You can check FEP's list of international partnerships here. Furthermore, you should be aware of the vacancies available for each country and university, which will be included in the application notice. Find more information here.

Yes, the interested student must, at the time of application, sort the desired destination countries by preference.

Not necessarily, as a mobility student your classes typically have the option to be taught in English. However, you can always check the language of teaching of the University where you go here in the case of the Bachelors, and here in the case of masters.

According to DGES, all students who enroll in the Erasmus + programme (mobility for members of the European Union) are eligible for a grant depending on the country in question, to help with monetary expenses for transport, food and accommodation. If you enroll in the regular DGES grant and for a student considered to be a SASUP grantee (to support tuition fees and possible travel) in addition to the E+ grant, you are also entitled to a supplementary grant awarded by SASUP to support mobility. In addition, it is possible to consult the grants available for each of the mobility programmes here.

Yes! It is possible as long as it is carried out in different study cycles (bachelor, master, etc.).

All information regarding the process, access conditions, deadlines and selection criteria chosen in the Application Notice, which can be found here.

If your mobility program is during your bachelor’s degree, you can check the accommodation links for each country here. If it's during the Master's, you can consult it here. You can always approach people you know who may have already gone to the same country/place you want to go, but you can also find them on social networks. You can search on blogs, or even vlogs. A safe contact is also the international relations office of the destination university.

Through the Internet, via Direct Social Security, just inserting your password or Citizen Card to access the service. Then, click on the option “Sickness” and “Get European Health Insurance Card” will appear, just start the application and fill in the form. The card will come home via mail.

In person, in mainland Portugal, it is possible to do this through the Social Security services, in the Citizen Spaces (digitally assisted service for access to Direct Social Security) and in the services of the Health Subsystems (ADSE, etc.). In the Azores, you can contact the services of the Social Security Institute of the Azores, the services of the Health Subsystems (ADSE, etc.). In Madeira, you should contact the services of the Madeira Social Security Institute, IP-RAM and the services of the Health Subsystems (ADSE, etc.).

If you are a Social Security beneficiary and apply in person, you must fill in the Mod.GIT 53-DGSS form, available at the Social Security helpdesk or on the Social Security website.

The CESD is sent to the interested party's address.

Note: In case of impossibility of timely issuance of the CESD, the ISS Attendance Service, IP, may deliver to the beneficiary of Social Security a provisional replacement certificate, which guarantees the same benefits as the card. It is mandatory to upload a copy of the CESD on the mobility page (Sigarra)

If your mobility programme is during your bachelor’s degree, you can see links about the cost of living in each country here . If it's during the Master's, you can consult it here .

For support and advice during the mobility program, you can contact the FEP Out Office. There are also some entities responsible for helping students in mobility in several countries, such as the Erasmus Student Network (ESN). In addition, each university has an internal support channel for this purpose.

Yes. Irregular or prescribed students cannot do the mobility.

No.

If you are going to carry out mobility in Brazil, you must apply for the Medical Assistance Certificate in Brazil (form PT/BR-13) at the Social Security in your area of residence. It is mandatory to upload a copy of the document on the mobility page, Sigarra;

If you are going to undertake mobility in Canada-Quebec, you must apply for the Medical Assistance Certificate in Canada-Quebec (form POR/QUE 4) at the Social Security office in your area of residence. It is mandatory to upload a copy of the document on the mobility page, Sigarra;

If the mobility country does not belong to the European Union, it must take out a private insurance. After acceptance at the destination university, you must arrange for the visa at the consulate of that country in Portugal, as soon as possible, if possible three months in advance.

All partner universities require a certificate of English proficiency. You must obtain it before starting the pre-application process. If you do not have the certificate, you should contact UNAPS-FLUP (unaps@letras.up.pt), as they take monthly language certification exams. You can also take online English certification courses (Linguaskill) or apply for official certification (e.g., TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS).