Grant Amounts:

The monthly grant amounts for students benefiting from the Erasmus+ KA171 Student Mobility activity are listed in the tables below.

Travel Support:

 In mobility with Non-Program Countries, students are also provided with support for round-trip travel expenses. The amount of travel expenses should be calculated using the "Distance Calculator." The distance calculator can be accessed via the following link:

Distance Calculator

Grant Distribution Criteria

Students are provided with grants to assist with additional expenses incurred while they are abroad during their activity period. These grants are not intended to cover all of the students' activity-related expenses but are rather provided as a contribution.

The activity periods and grants for students are estimated before the activity begins. After the activity ends, the actual durations and grants should be re-determined. In the planning phase before the start of the activity, the estimated activity duration is determined based on available information and documents such as the academic calendar of the host institution, the durations specified in students' acceptance letters, and experiences from previous activities at the respective institution. The exact activity duration is calculated based on the activity start and end dates indicated on the participation certificate.

In KA171 activity, students' activity periods are either fully funded or conducted entirely without funding as "zero-grant" students. Partial funding for students' activity periods is not possible.

Additional Grant Support For Student Mobility

If the ITU Erasmus+ budget is sufficient, disadvantaged students may be eligible for Additional Grant Support in addition to the grant they deserve. In order for this grant to be provided, disadvantaged students are defined as individuals with limited economic and social opportunities falling into the following sub-categories.

1. Those subject to Law No. 2828 (Individuals under the protection, care, or accommodation decision by the Ministry of Family and Social Services pursuant to Law No. 2828)
2. Students who have been subject to protection, care, or accommodation decisions under the Law on Child Protection No. 5395
3. Those receiving orphan's pension
4. Children of martyrs/veterans
5. Those who receive social aid can provide a document proving that they or their parents/guardians receive financial support from municipalities, public institutions, and organizations (such as ministries, Social Assistance and Solidarity Foundations, General Directorate of Foundations, Red Crescent, AFAD, etc.) at the time of applying for Erasmus+.
6. disabled individuals
7. E Students receiving disability or needy allowance under the Law No. 2022 Regarding the Granting of Monthly Allowances to Needy, Weak, and Orphaned Turkish Citizens Aged Over 65, as well as Disabled and Needy Turkish Citizens.

Scholarships from the Credit and Dormitories Institution (KYK) and similar scholarships, other grants, aids, and scholarships of a merit nature, as well as one-time assistance, are not considered within the scope of financial support.