Find your best exchange fit.

Answer 10 practical questions and turn your real options into a first shortlist in about 4 minutes.

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Question 1

Where can you actually go this year?

Choose the cities your university actually offers. We rank cities first, then show universities worth checking inside each city.

Cities open to you Required

Selected cities will appear here.

Drop your university list here Screenshot, PDF, CSV, TXT, or image. We save the file context with this attempt so you do not have to rewrite everything. Browse files

Why this helps City choices keep the shortlist practical. Upload a portal list only as extra context if you want to keep the original file with this attempt.

Question 2

Which passport can you use?

Passport changes visas, admin, work rights, and how wide the shortlist can be.

Passport or nationalities Add more than one if you can use multiple passports. Regions already calling you

North AmericaCanada, US, campus cities EuropeClose, varied, familiar admin Asia-PacificBig leap, high energy Latin AmericaLanguage, warmth, culture NordicsDesign, safety, colder worlds Open if it fitsLet the match surprise you

Question 3

What monthly budget is real?

A realistic monthly budget keeps the ranking honest and stops it from drifting into fantasy.

Monthly budget Required

€1200 / month

Your bandComfy

Include rent, food, transport, and normal social life. Skip flights and tuition.

How firm is this number?

Firm ceiling Flexible +/-15% Still unsure

Question 4

How will you pay for it?

Funding mix and work rights decide which destinations are actually sustainable for a semester or a year.

Funding mix Pick up to 4

Erasmus or grantInstitutional funding secured Family supportReliable monthly help Personal savingsYou are funding the move yourself Scholarship huntActively applying Loan or financingExternal or bank funding Still figuring it outOpen to any path

Do you need to work during the exchange?

I need to workFilters out places without student work rights. Would help, optionalSoft preference for cities with student jobs. I can focus fullyNo work; full attention on the experience.

Question 5

What study rhythm fits you?

We match not only to the city, but to how you study best and whether credits will recognise back home.

Study levelRequired

Bachelor Master PhD

Study field

Rhythm and recognition

Academic rhythm that fits you

BalancedManageable load, room to live the city. IntenseAmbitious workload, prestige-focused. FlexibleLifestyle-first, lighter on contact hours.

Schedule flexibility importance

I adapt to anything3A major filter

Course recognition back home

Question 7

What environment gives you energy?

Climate and city pace decide how the place feels on a normal Tuesday, not just on Instagram.

Climate that energises you

Cold and dramaticSnow, layers, cozy interiors. Mild and balancedFour real seasons, never extreme. Warm and sunnyLight most of the year, outdoor life.

City pace that fits your daily life

Big city intensityAlways on, dense, global. Balanced urbanReal city, walkable scale. Nature and breathingSmaller, green, close to outdoors.

Question 8

How far outside your comfort zone?

Language comfort and travel distance shape how easy the move feels in real life.

Languages you already speak well

Distance preference

Closer to homeSame continent, easy flights back. Distance secondaryIf the fit is right, anywhere works. Far away sounds excitingDifferent time zone, full reset.

Language attitude

Easy English accessDaily life should run in English. Lean on what I knowStick to languages I already speak. Open to immersionExcited to learn on the ground.

Question 9

What should weekends feel like?

The right city should fit both your social battery and your weekends.

Your ideal weekend abroad

Food and marketsEating your way through the city. Nature escapesHikes, lakes, weekends outside. NightlifeLate nights, chaotic memories. Museums and designGalleries, architecture, culture. Cafes and people-watchingSlow weekends with a book. Train escapesCheap micro-trips nearby.

Question 10

What kind of place feels like you?

Use this last step to break ties between good options and surface what feels most like you.

City character

Modern Historic A mix

Food comfort zone

Familiar Mix Adventurous

When plans change...

Structure Adapt Improvise

Which sentence sounds most like you? A city or university already on your mind What pulled you there?

Scoring your profile

Building your first shortlist.

We are balancing practical constraints, lifestyle fit, and the places you can actually choose.

Reading your real constraints Passport, budget, work needs

Comparing your budget Rent, daily costs and funding fit

Checking lifestyle fit Climate, social rhythm and comfort zone

Matching campuses Universities, city fit and explanation

Your shortlist

Find your best exchange fit.

Where can you actually go this year?

Which passport can you use?

What monthly budget is real?

How will you pay for it?

What study rhythm fits you?

What should this exchange do for you?

What environment gives you energy?

How far outside your comfort zone?

What should weekends feel like?

What kind of place feels like you?

Building your first shortlist.

Five places that actually fit.

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