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European Parliament: Deal on new rules to attract non-EU students, researchers and interns to the EU

18 November 2015

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"Harmonised EU entry and residence rules that will make it easier and more attractive for students and researchers from third countries to study or do research at EU universities were informally agreed by MEPs and ministers on Tuesday. The deal also has provisions to clarify and improve conditions for non-EU interns, volunteers, school pupils and au pairs, so as to facilitate cultural exchanges. These rules still need to be approved by Parliament as a whole and the Council of Ministers."

See the full text: Deal on new rules to attract non-EU students, researchers and interns to the EU (pdf)

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