U1: Have your employment record recognised abroad
Have employment and insurance periods from another European country recognised when making a new unemployment-benefit claim.
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U2: Keep receiving benefits while job hunting abroad
Keep receiving existing unemployment benefits temporarily while looking for work in another participating European country.
Open resource →Your everyday cross-border rights in the EU
Understand foreign IBANs, cross-border payments, currency conversion, mobile numbers and roaming when you travel or move within the EU.
Open resource →Your residency rights in another EU country
Understand the three-month rule, residence registration, permanent residence, voting rights and what to check when you leave.
Open resource →Healthcare when you move or travel within the EU
Understand which healthcare system covers you, when EHIC is enough and when S1, A1 or local cover may be needed.
Open resource →Income tax when you live or work in another EU country
Understand tax residence, compare headline tax bands and know what to check when you work or move between EU countries.
Open resource →Funding Your International Mobility
Understand European programme grants, employment-mobility support and national or regional funding before building your budget.
Open resource →EURES Targeted Mobility Support
See what support may exist for interviews, relocation, language learning and recognition of qualifications when moving for work.
Open resource →Working Holiday Visas, Clearly Explained
Understand bilateral passport rules, age limits, savings requirements, quotas and the difference between eligibility and availability.
Open resource →International Internships: Which Route Fits?
Compare student placements, independent internships and routes organised through employment or mobility organisations.
Open resource →V.I.E And V.I.A Professional Assignments
Understand the status, age rules, allowance and recruitment logic behind structured international assignments.
Open resource →Volunteering Abroad: Know The Status
Distinguish funded European projects, civic service, solidarity assignments and independent unpaid participation.
Open resource →WWOOF And Workaway: Exchange, Not Employment
Clarify host arrangements, accommodation, tasks, reviews, insurance and the visa limitations of exchange platforms.
Open resource →Au Pair Abroad: What To Expect
Review childcare expectations, living arrangements, pocket money, written agreements and rematch safeguards.
Open resource →Erasmus+ Is Not One Single Programme
Explore opportunities for students, trainees, adult learners, young people and entrepreneurs—and when an intermediary is required.
Open resource →How Mobility Programmes Actually Work
Compare bilateral visas, funded European projects, public operators and independent platforms before choosing a route.
Open resource →Independent Language Stays Abroad
Compare schools, visas, accommodation, budgets and support for a self-funded language-learning break.
Open resource →Interviews, Experiences And Mobility Updates
The editorial space for interviews, lived experiences, useful events and important programme updates.
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