From getting funding to finding advice, On the Move provides resources for artists and culture professionals who want to work internationally.

Funding guides

Find mobility funding with our country and regional guides covering permanent grant schemes.

Open calls

Find supported opportunities to work internationally – always with at least some of the costs of travel covered.

Mobility Information Points

Get free advice on visa regulations, social security, taxation, and other subjects in the MIP countries.

Resources

Search for reports, guides, videos and publications from our own research and the wider mobility sector.
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Featured

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Cultural Mobility Yearbook 2026
Download the 2026 Cultural Mobility Yearbook, with a focus on the European Union’s neighbouring countries.
Library
15 Apr 2026
Cultural Diversity in Motion: Preferential Treatment and Mobility
On the Move Secretary General Marie Le Sourd will be speaking on 21 May 2026 at the German summary of the UNESCO World Report ‘Re|Shaping Policies for Creativity’ to mark UNESCO World Day for Cultural Diversity.
Events
21 Apr 2026
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Webinar Recording: City-led International Cultural Mobility
Watch the webinar on City-led International Cultural Mobility, which examined how municipalities develop bilateral and multilateral exchange programmes and other initiatives that support artists and cultural professionals.
Library
14 Apr 2026
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GreenBeat Nexus: Survey about Your Needs and Ideas to Accelerate the Green Transition of the European Music Ecosystem
Answer the GreenBeat Nexus initiative survey on the transition of the music sector towards greener practices to help us prepare better information tools, capacity programmes and funding support.
News
9 Apr 2026
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Open calls

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  • Four artworks (painting and a 3D object) with the title of the open call.
    Absa L’Atelier: 2026 Competition with Residency (South Africa, France, Remote)
    Competitions & Awards
    Deadline:
    Hybrid
  • Text of the call in a poster with lines and different coloured text.
    Delegation of the European Union to Canada: SCI_ART 2026 Transnational Artist-in-Residence and Festival (Canada)
    Residencies
    Deadline:
    In-person
  • Text of the call with an abstract line shape.
    SIT-PLU: 2027 Research Residencies and Context-specific Artistic Interventions (Italy, Netherlands, Spain)
    Residencies
    Deadline:
    In-person
  • Three people seated, holding up a lego-type object.
    NEMO: Travel Grants for Young Museum Professionals in the Baltics 2026 (Lithuania)
    Meetings & Collaboration
    Deadline:
    In-person
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    French Institutes for Advanced Study Fellowship Programme 2027–2028 (France)
    Fellowships
    Deadline:
    In-person
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Our work

Mentoring

We work with regional and national funders to deliver mentoring for artists and organisations who want to think more deeply about international work.

Projects

We partner with other organisations in the mobility sector on collaborative projects - from sector research to training and evaluations.

Research

We conduct research for funders, institutions and support bodies, as well as initiating our own studies.

Information and data

We keep track of shifts and evolving trends in the mobility field as we source the latest calls and opportunities.

Articles & media

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Beyond Borders: Cultural Mobility in Precarious Times
Theodora Agni
  • Six tips on how to travel by train in Europe
    Sebastian Hoffmann
  • Cultural Mobility Forum 2025: What Ukrainian Cultural Workers Can Learn from It
    Аля Сєгал (Alya Segal)
  • Green Mobility is a Shared and Collective Responsibility: Interview with On the Move Secretary General Marie Le Sourd