International bilateral programs
Manage international mobility and agreements outside the Erasmus+ framework.
Bilateral agreements
International mobility programs based on bilateral agreements between countries or institutions, outside the Erasmus+ framework.
What MiFCT offers
Country-to-country agreements
Manage international bilateral agreements.
Flexible mobilities
Adaptable configuration for each bilateral program.
Custom documentation
Templates adapted to each agreement's requirements.
International compliance
Compliance with destination country regulations.
Where this program usually gets stuck
Custom requirements
Each agreement defines its own documents and workflow steps.
Different rules
Country-specific conditions that must be documented and approved.
Coordination without traceability
Stakeholders spread out — bring everything into one auditable circuit.
Follow-up
Track status and evidence during the mobility, not at the end.
Who is involved
Coordination
Defines the workflow and manages documentation.
Partner organisation
Validates activity and provides required evidence.
Participant
Completes tasks and uploads documentation.
Compliance checklist
Documentation
- Bilateral agreement between institutions
- Mobility program adapted to destination country
- Travel insurance and international health coverage
- Visa documentation when applicable
Required approvals
- Bilateral agreement signed by both parties
- Home institution authorization
- Destination institution acceptance
Auditable evidence
- Certificate of stay in destination country
- Participant mobility report
- Results assessment by host institution
- Funding receipts
Regional differences
The Andalusian regional government maintains bilateral agreements with regions in Morocco, Portugal and Latin America for VET student mobility.
Bilateral programs with Quebec, Switzerland and Maghreb countries. The Generalitat manages its own international educational cooperation agreements.
Bilateral agreements with US states, Canada and Latin American countries. The regional department coordinates exchange programs outside the Erasmus framework.
Bilateral programs with industrial regions in Germany, France and Nordic countries. Ikaslan facilitates connections with international VET schools.
Bilateral agreements with regions in Italy, France and Mediterranean countries. The regional department promotes supplementary international mobilities.
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