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Morocco and Erasmus+

Morocco is the first Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility partner in Africa, the second in the Southern Mediterranean region and the eighth worldwide out of 135 partner countries.

More than 60 Moroccan higher education institutions exchange students and staff with around 250 European institutions in 33 countries. Spain, France, Poland and Italy are the leading destinations.

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National Erasmus+ Office

Every partner country has one official National Erasmus+ Office. It publishes the calls, supports the universities, and is the only body entitled to represent the programme locally. You never pay anyone to apply.

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How to apply from Morocco

International Credit Mobility is managed between two universities. You cannot apply to the European Commission directly.

1

Go to the Erasmus+ / international relations office of your own university and ask which agreements are open this year.

2

Check the published call: host university, field of study, level (Bachelor, Master, PhD), number of places and language level required.

3

Prepare the file — enrolment certificate, transcripts, CV, motivation letter, language certificate (usually B1 or B2) and passport copy.

4

Sign the Learning Agreement with both coordinators, then apply for your Schengen student visa once the host university nominates you.

Places depend on the inter-institutional agreements signed each year, so the list of partner universities changes between calls. Always confirm with the Erasmus+ office of your own university and with the National Erasmus+ Office of your country. Eagles Ocean Blue provides guidance and visa support; applications are submitted through your university.

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We help with your motivation file, document translation, visa appointment and settling in once your host university confirms.

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