The Ministry of Finance, Labor, and Transfers (MFPT) has announced that payments of 100 euros for eligible students have been fully completed. According to the ministry, the payments were executed in several groups and included all students who met the established criteria.

The MFPT also reported that the first payments of the mobility scholarship have been made for students living at a distance who meet the eligibility criteria for this scholarship.

“Students who did not meet the specified criteria and, consequently, are not eligible, have been officially notified of the rejection via the email used during the application on the e-Kosova platform. For any complaints or uncertainties, you can contact the relevant email addresses according to the category: Students with complaints regarding the 100-euro allowance should write to: [email protected]. Students with complaints or questions regarding the mobility scholarship should contact: [email protected],” the Ministry of Finance stated.

Three months ago, the outgoing government had decided to allocate 100 euros per student and 20 million euros for mobility scholarships, supporting all students coming from families with average economic conditions.

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