To know the answers to all your questions, please read the International mobility FAQs 2021-2022. 

International mobility 2021-2022:

Incoming mobility: If you are a student, a doctoral student, a teacher or an international researcher and you are coming to France for a long or short stay, be sure to familiarize yourself with the procedure to follow for a safe arrival in France.

Outgoing mobility in Europe: The University of Lille allows outgoing study and internship mobility in Europe, in compliance with health rules and if accepted by the partner university/host structure, either in person or remotely.
Outgoing mobility outside Europe: The University of Lille allows outgoing study and internship mobility outside Europe, in compliance with health rules and if accepted by the partner university/host structure, either in person or remotely.

International students have the possibility of doing their internship in their country of origin, either in person or remotely.

Recommendations for preparing your mobility trip:

• Take out adequate health insurance to cover your medical costs abroad
• Purchase plane tickets that can be exchanged or reimbursed
• Stay informed and respect the entry and residency rules in your country of destination (tests, mandatory quarantine, etc.)
• For mobility trips lasting less than 6 months, you must register on ARIANE
• For mobility trips lasting more than 6 months, you must register on the "registre des Français établis hors de France"