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Download here the official 2026 guide for the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 programme

The official 2026 guide for the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 programme has been released on 12/11/2025. Finally the Erasmus Learning Academy is in the position to give you the possibility to download the 2026 Erasmus+ programme guide of the 2021-2027 Erasmus+ programme directly from our website. The Erasmus+ Programme Guide is essential to understanding the Erasmus+ programme and provides participating organisations and individuals a comprehensive list of opportunities supported by the programme.
You can download in the European Commission page the Erasmus+ 2026 Programme Guide with all the information about:

  • the priorities of the programme
  • the actions supported
  • the funding available for different actions
  • detailed information on participation

​You can download in the Eur-LEX portal the 2026 Erasmus+ Call for Proposals with all the information about the 2026 deadlines and budgets. 

Since 2019 the Erasmus+ KA1 mobility projects have to be submitted through the Erasmus+ Applications webforms. You can access the webform and check all the official models of the new KA121 and KA122 in our page dedicated to the 2026 Erasmus+ application form models and the webform. 

If you are interested in applying at the next Erasmus+ deadline consider to partner with the Erasmus Learning Academy (ELA) an Erasmus+ accredited organization that brings a strong added value to an Erasmus+ project thanks to our experience in more than 200 Erasmus+ project and our dissemination and visibility capacity. In 2026 and 2027 we offer 46 different courses 6 locations in 5 beautiful countries: Bologna and Palermo in Italy, Tenerife in Spain, Porto in Portugal, Athen in Greece and Zagreb in Croatia, about ICT and new technologies, soft skills, inclusion and special needs, intercultural learning and diversity, anti-bullying and early school leaving, well-being, non-formal education, project based learning, stress management, work-based learning, entrepreneurship, innovative teaching methods, preschool education and much more. 

Thanks  to our successful experience in Erasmus+ we can best support you in accessing the Erasmus+ programme. If you’re interested to know more about the most important innovation and possibilities of the new Erasmus+ 2021-2027 programme check our page dedicated to the news about the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 programme. We recommend you as well to read the Erasmus+ 2026 Annual Work Programme.

When reading the Erasmus+ 2026 Programme Guide you shall remember remember that it has four main parts:

Part D provides a glossary of useful terms.

Part A offers a general overview of the Erasmus+ Programme giving information about the objectives, priorities and main features of the Erasmus+ Programme, the participating countries, the implementing structures and the overall budget available.

Part B provides specific information about the Actions of the Erasmus+ 2021-2027 Programme that are covered by this Guide addressing to those who are interested in knowing more in detail which types of projects are supported by the Erasmus+ Programme.

Part C gives detailed information on procedures for grant application and selection of projects, as well as the financial and administrative provisions linked to the award of an Erasmus+ grant.

How is your application scored? National Agency experts follow the European Commission’s guide for experts. Read our summary of the Erasmus+ Guide for Experts and download the official PDF.

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How to write a winning Erasmus+ application

Two free guides, built on the official award criteria and on what we have seen in real evaluation letters: one for KA122 short-term projects, one for the Erasmus accreditation (KA120). Choose yours and we’ll send it to your inbox.

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