Mobility resources
Find all the essential information to organise your mobility, including visa procedures, accommodation and practical advice for your arrival.
VISA REQUIREMENTS
Prepare your visa for mobility
RADMEP+ is a multi-country programme taking place across Finland, Belgium and France. Visa requirements may vary depending on your nationality and country of residence.
If you are a citizen of the European Union (EU), the European Economic Area (EEA) or Switzerland, no visa is required to study within these countries.
Non-EU students may need to apply for a long-stay student visa depending on their first country of study. In most cases, students will need to apply for a visa for France at the beginning of the programme.
Visa procedures can take several months, so students are strongly advised to start the process as soon as they receive their admission documents. The RADMEP+ team provides guidance, but the application remains the responsibility of the student.
ACCOMMODATION
Find housing during your studies
Students are required to arrange accommodation in each country of mobility during the programme.
Housing options vary depending on the host university and may include public student residences, private student housing, or independent rentals.
In some cases, accommodation must be secured before arrival in order to obtain official documents required for administrative procedures, such as visa applications.
Students are responsible for confirming their housing arrangements directly with the residence or landlord. Conditions such as minimum stay duration and notice periods may apply.
MOBILITY ACROSS EUROPE
Study in multiple countries
RADMEP+ offers an international learning experience across several European universities.
Students will study in Finland, Belgium and France, following a structured mobility path depending on their chosen specialisation.
At each stage of the programme, host universities provide support for accommodation, administrative procedures and student life.
This mobility allows students to benefit from complementary expertise, diverse academic environments and a strong international experience.
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