Confirm the route by checking the grant or programme’s official page for an explicit instruction addressed to applicants. Erasmus+ states that joint-master applicants apply directly to the institution running their chosen programme; Chevening’s application page begins by asking applicants to select their country of citizenship.
What Confirms the Route?
The confirming detail is the applicant instruction stated on the official page, rather than a third-party summary.
- Erasmus+: The official instruction identifies both the action and its destination: applicants apply directly to the institution running their chosen programme.
- Chevening: The official page identifies the first step: selecting country of citizenship. This starting point should not be treated as the complete application sequence.
How to Check It
- Open the relevant official programme or application page.
- Read the instruction shown for applicants.
- Identify the stated destination or starting step.
- Distinguish a complete route from an opening step, as with the Chevening example.
- Before submitting an application, check the full official page for any further instructions.
What Must the Applicant Confirm Separately?
The two official statements cited here do not provide complete eligibility rules, deadlines, document requirements, fees, or the full sequence following Chevening’s country-of-citizenship step. Those details remain unconfirmed by these statements and must be checked in the full official materials before the applicant acts.