Sometimes the best way to meet new people is to change your postcode. Erasmus+ gives people opportunities to study, train, volunteer and gain experience abroad across Europe and beyond.
You might leave for a semester and come back with a new language, new friends, new confidence - or a connection you never expected.
A connection shouldn’t come with a roaming bill. When you travel within the EU, you can use your mobile phone just like you would at home: calls, texts and mobile data are included under the EU’s “roam like at home” rules, subject to fair-use limits.
So keep the conversation going from Lisbon to Ljubljana, Paris to Prague, Brussels to Grenoble, or anywhere in between.
The EU is making USB-C the common charging standard for many electronic devices, reducing the need to carry different chargers and helping to cut electronic waste.
One charger can mean one less thing to think about when you’re packing for that weekend away.
EU citizens have the right to move and live freely across EU countries, with certain conditions depending on your situation.
That means your next date doesn’t have to be in your city. Your next chapter doesn’t even have to be in your country.
The European Health Insurance Card gives eligible EU residents access to medically necessary state healthcare during a temporary stay in another EU country, under the same conditions and at the same cost as people insured there.
So if your weekend away turns into something more, you can travel with a little more peace of mind.
Love doesn’t need permission. Everyone deserves equality.
Across the EU, equality and non-discrimination are fundamental rights. EU law protects people from discrimination on grounds including sexual orientation, while the EU continues to work towards equality for LGBTIQ+ people.
