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FAQ

Yes. Programs like Erasmus+ allow you to study, do internships, or volunteer in another EU country, with financial contributions covering part of the expenses. There are opportunities for universities, high schools, and young professionals.

European citizens have the right to free movement of workers. You can look for a job, open a self-employed activity, or do an internship in any EU country without special permits. Some sectors offer incentives or mentoring programs for young people.

You have the right to free movement, consumer protection, healthcare assistance in other EU countries, voting in European elections, and protection against discrimination. Many services and benefits are designed for students, workers, and mobile citizens.

Yes. All EU citizens over 18 can vote for the European Parliament. You can vote in your own country or, if you reside in another member state, by registering in the local constituency.

Yes. The EU has plans such as the European Green Deal to reduce emissions, develop renewable energy, and promote sustainable mobility. There are funds for green projects and incentives for young innovators in the environmental field.

Yes. The EU offers funding, incubators, and mentoring programs for startups, scientific research, digital technology, and innovative projects. Programs like Horizon Europe target young researchers and entrepreneurs.

Yes. With the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), the EU guarantees control over your personal data, transparency about how it is used, and penalties for unlawful handling.

The EU facilitates mobility through exchange programs, scholarships, and cultural activities. You can participate in youth festivals, sports or cultural events, and learn foreign languages through European courses and workshops.

The EU sets common rules on markets, prices, food safety, transport, and telecommunications, influencing the cost of living. The single currency, the euro, reduces exchange costs in 20 member countries and makes trade and travel easier.

The EU promotes gender equality, minority rights, and the integration of migrants and people with disabilities. There are programs for employment inclusion, education, and support for disadvantaged people, also through structural funds and youth projects.