Economic requirements: general questions

To be eligible, the value of your ISEE and ISPE must fall within the thresholds set out in the call for applications. The economic status of international students whose income and/or assets are held solely abroad is calculated by ER.GO on the basis of documentation issued by the relevant authorities in their country of origin, which must be translated and legalised, and submitted by the application deadline.

The ISEE (Equivalent Economic Situation Indicator) is a tool used to assess your economic situation by evaluating your income, assets (movable and immovable property) and household characteristics (size and type).

The ISPE (Equivalent Financial Status Indicator) is a tool used to assess a student’s economic status. It takes into account the value of the household’s property and assets.

Yes, to be eligible for ER.GO benefits, both the ISEE and ISPE values must be below the respective thresholds set out in the call for applications.

No. Both values must fall within the thresholds set out in the call for applications.

Check the call for applications to see which benefits you are eligible for.