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  2. International Relations
  3. Outgoing Erasmus+ and Exchange
  4. Long-term study stay
  5. Grant Agreement for Participants

Study stay administration in a nutshell

  • pass the selection procedure at your faculty
  • CZU completes your nomination
  • submit a request for study abroad or individual study plan
  • choose courses for the Online Learning Agreement (your study plan abroad)
  • prepare any additional documents required by your receiving university
  • get insurance 
  • sign the Grant Agreement for Participants
  • go abroad

Grant Agreement for Participants

 

The Participant Grant Agreement (PGA) is a key document of the Erasmus+ programme. It is concluded between the student and CZU and specifies, in particular, the mobility period, the amount of financial support, the method of payment, the participant's obligations, insurance requirements and the documents that must be submitted.

By signing the Grant Agreement, the student undertakes to comply with the conditions of the mobility and to use the financial support for the planned study stay. CZU undertakes to provide the student with the financial support and administer the mobility in accordance with the Erasmus+ programme rules.

First, tell us how you plan to travel Before the PGA can be prepared, you must inform us which means of transport you plan to use to the destination and back. This information affects the amount of travel support and whether you will be required to sign a Declaration on Green Travel. Without this information, the PGA cannot be prepared correctly.

What is required before the Participant Grant Agreement can be prepared?

  • Approved Individual Study Plan or approved Request for Study Abroad. Approval is reflected by the mobility being registered in the student's UIS profile. More information can be found here.
  • Proof of travel insurance. More information can be found here.
  • Confirmation of acceptance by the host institution. This may be, for example:
    • Letter of Acceptance;
    • Online Learning Agreement signed by all parties.
  • Bank account details entered in UIS. Erasmus+ financial support is paid in euros, so we recommend using a euro account.
  • Information about your planned means of transport to the destination and back. Please specify the means of transport for both the outbound and return journey.
  • Signed Student's Declaration. You may sign this document together with the PGA. If you sign the PGA in person at our office, you do not need to print the declaration in advance.

Once all the conditions above have been met, coordinators from the central International Relations Office will make the PGA available to you in UIS or send it to you by email.

Travel Support

The amount of travel support is determined by the one-way air distance between the place of origin and the mobility destination. The amount awarded is a contribution towards the entire journey to the destination and back.

Travel distance Green travel Non-green travel
10–99 km 56 EUR 28 EUR
100–499 km 285 EUR 211 EUR
500–1,999 km 417 EUR 309 EUR
2,000–2,999 km 535 EUR 395 EUR
3,000–3,999 km 785 EUR 580 EUR
4,000–7,999 km 1,188 EUR 1,188 EUR
8,000 km or more 1,735 EUR 1,735 EUR

The applicable rates always depend on the Erasmus+ call from which your mobility is funded. The amount stated in your PGA is decisive. More information is available in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide.

When is travel considered green travel?

To qualify for green travel support, low-emission means of transport must be used for at least 50% of the entire return journey, considering the journey to the destination and the return journey together.

Green means of transport include, in particular:

  • train;
  • bus;
  • bicycle;
  • carpooling with other people.
If you choose green travel, you must also sign a Declaration on Green Travel together with the PGA. By signing it, you confirm that you will meet the green travel requirement. The declaration will be provided to you together with the PGA.

Bank Account for Erasmus+ Financial Support

Erasmus+ financial support is paid in euros. We therefore recommend using a euro account. If the financial support is sent to an account held in Czech crowns, the bank may convert the payment using a less favourable exchange rate.

A euro account can be opened with a bank or another financial service provider, for example Revolut. For foreign accounts, you need to know the IBAN.

Enter your bank account details in UIS as follows:

  1. Log in to UIS.
  2. In the “My Studies” section, open the “Student Portal”.
  3. At the bottom of the page, find the “My Placements Abroad” section.
  4. Select “Bank Account for Study Placement”.
  5. For the purpose, select “for scholarship payments for placements abroad”.
  6. Enter the country and name of the bank, the currency and the account number or IBAN.
  7. Either leave the account validity blank or set it approximately from one month before the start of the mobility until one month after the end of the mobility.

How Can the Participant Grant Agreement Be Signed?

  1. In person at the central International Relations Office of CZU
    You can sign the PGA in person at our office.
  2. Through an authorised representative
    The PGA may be signed on your behalf by an authorised representative. The power of attorney must be officially certified, for example through Czech POINT.
  3. With a qualified electronic signature
    Send the signed PGA in PDF format to outgoing@czu.cz.
  4. With an electronic signature using Bank iD
    You can sign the document, for example, using Podepis Bank iD or Podpisovna. Then send the signed PDF file to outgoing@czu.cz.
  5. Via a Czech Data Box (datová schránka)
    Print the PGA, sign it by hand, scan it and send it to the CZU Data Box: 3hdj9cb.

    Use the following exact subject line for the Data Box message:
    ERASMUS Účastnické smlouvy First name Surname
The Participant Grant Agreement must always be signed before your departure abroad.

Payment of Financial Support

The first instalment of the financial support is paid before the start of the mobility, provided that the student submits all required documents and signs the PGA in time. If the required documents are submitted late, the payment may only be made after all missing documents have been provided.

The first instalment amounts to 70% to 100% of the total financial support. In most cases, students receive 80% of the total amount before the start of the mobility. The exact amount of the first instalment is stated in the PGA.

If applicable, the second instalment is paid after the end of the mobility and after all required documents have been submitted, in particular the Certificate of Duration of Study. Its amount reflects the actual duration of the mobility and any shortening or extension of the study stay.

Coordinators will upload a scan of the fully signed PGA to your UIS Checklist: Student Portal › My Placements Abroad.
  • Nomination to the selected university

  • Request for study abroad/Individual study plan

  • Study plan abroad (Online Learning Agreement)

  • Documents for the receiving university

  • Travel insurance for a study stay

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