EURAXESS Support Centres
Relocating to a new country involves sorting out, several practical aspects: accommodation, social security and banking, taxation, salary and many more.
Luckily, EURAXESS Support Centres are available to provide free-of-charge, personalised assistance on the most relevant topics, covering 18 areas of expertise to facilitate researcher mobility.
- Entry conditions/Visas
- Accommodation
- Banking
- Daycare, schooling and family-related issues
- Access to the culture of the host country/ Language courses
- Health insurance
- Medical care
- Career Development
- Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
- Pensions for Researchers
- Recognition of diplomas
- Taxation/Salary
- Unemployment
- Work permit
- Departure conditions/ Formalities
Search for the Support Centres based on the country of your interest and the type of information you need.
The Support Centres include:
- BridgeHead Organisations: the national representatives that coordinate the network’s activities in each country, in collaboration with the Member State.
- EURAXESS Service Centres: these centres provide support for the action plan at a national level, in consultation with their national representative, and with regional, local or institutional coverage. They offer direct assistance to researchers and their families. Local or institutional ESCs that support the staff of their own institution are called Local Contact Points.
Find personalised assistance here