Students are provided with grant support to cover a portion of the expenses incurred due to being abroad during their activities. The grants are intended as a contribution and do not cover all activity-related expenses of the students.

Countries where student mobility activities can be carried out have been divided into 3 groups according to their living standards, and monthly/daily education and internship grants have been determined for country groups.

The country groups and the monthly/daily grant amounts to be given to students going to these countries are shown in the tables below:

1. Student/New Graduate Mobility to Program-Related Countries

The individual support grant amounts to be applied when sending students/new graduates to countries associated with the program are listed below:

2. Student/New Graduate Mobility to Countries Not Associated with the Program (International Mobility)

Within the scope of the new Erasmus+ Program KA131 projects, under International Mobility that can be carried out as specified in the grant agreement and its annexes, the table below shows the individual support grant amounts to be applied when sending students or recent graduates to countries not associated with the Program:

3. Short-Term Physical Student Mobility (Blended Mobility and Blended Intensive Programs (BIPs) and Short-Term Doctoral Mobility)

Individual support amounts are determined as follows:

Individual support grants may be awarded for one travel day before the activity and one travel day following the activity.

4. Additional Grant Support for Student/New Graduate Mobility

In addition to the grant they are entitled to, Disadvantaged participants may receive Additional Grant Support. To be eligible for this grant, a disadvantaged participant is defined as an individual with limited economic and social means who falls into one of the subcategories listed below.

1. Those subject to Law No. 2828 (Those who have a protection, care or shelter decision issued by the Ministry of Family and Social Services in accordance with Law No. 2828)
2. Students who have been granted protection, care or shelter under the Child Protection Law No. 5395
3. Those who do not have any other parental income but receive an orphan's pension
4. Children of martyrs/veterans
5. Those who receive a need-based allowance for themselves or their family (it is sufficient for the student to provide a document proving that they, their parents, or their guardian received financial support from municipalities or public institutions and organizations—such as Ministries, Social Assistance and Solidarity Foundations, the General Directorate of Foundations, the Red Crescent, AFAD, or similar institutions—at the time of the Erasmus application).
6. Disabled people^{1, 2}
7. Students whose parent or guardian receives a disability or need-based allowance under the Law No. 2022 dated July 1, 1976, regarding monthly allowances for Turkish citizens who are 65 years old, needy, powerless, and alone, as well as for disabled and needy Turkish citizens. ³

Credit and Hostels Institution scholarships and similar scholarships, other grants, aid and scholarships in the form of success scholarships, and one-time aid are not accepted within the scope of the financial aid in question.

Students who meet the above scope may be provided with Additional Grant Support in the following amounts, depending on the type of mobility, upon request and provided that their situation is documented:

* In this case, no additional support will be provided for the traineeship.

Higher education institutions announce additional grant opportunities for disadvantaged students, the conditions and methods for benefiting from these, on their websites and in information about Erasmus mobility.

Higher education institutions cannot require, request, or impose any documents beyond those specified in this article for the additional grant opportunity for disadvantaged students. However, they may use their allocated Institutional Support Grant to assist students with limited means in covering visa and travel expenses, in a manner consistent with the principles of equality and transparency, based on criteria they determine themselves.

Travel Support

In the following cases, participants will receive the following additional amounts to support their travel expenses:

• Disadvantaged students/new graduates participating in short-term mobility
• Students or recent graduates going to Non-Program Countries in regions 1–4 and 6–13 (the beneficiary higher education institution may choose not to provide travel grants to students or recent graduates going to Non-Program Countries in regions 1–4 and 6–13. However, in this case, all students or recent graduates must be treated equally).

* Travel distances are based on travel distances per participant. Travel distances must be calculated using the distance calculator provided by the European Commission(http://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/tools/distance_en.htm). A one-way travel distance must be used to calculate the EU amount to support a round trip.

Green Travel Support for Students/New Graduates Who Do Not Receive Travel Support

Students/new graduates who do not receive travel support may be granted an additional one-time grant of 50 Euros and an individual support grant of up to 4 days for travel days if they choose green travel.

Grant Table for Mobilities under KA171 (Third Countries Not Associated with the Programme)

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¹ Disabled people with a disability rate of at least 70% documented by the Disability Health Board report in the "Regulation on Disability Assessment for Adults" published in the Official Gazette dated 20 February 2019 and numbered 30692.

² Students participating in mobility with the 2021 project also benefit from the mentioned additional support.

³ https://www.mevzuat.gov.tr/MevzuatMetin/1.5.2022.pdf