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

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New Solidarities
New Solidarities is On the Move’s new project co-funded by the European Union for the period 2025–2028.
Projects
20 Nov 2024
Cultural Mobility Forum 2025 (Riga, Latvia & Online)
Save the date for the 2025 Cultural Mobility Forum – Tuesday 29 April & Wednesday 30 April 2025 in Riga, Latvia, & online!
Our News
20 Nov 2024
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Mobility Funding Guide to France
Cette édition 2024-2025 du Guide des Financements de la Mobilité Internationale pour les Artistes et Professionnel·le·s de la Culture vers et depuis la France est un répertoire de ressources.
Funding Guides
4 Dec 2024
Guide des Financements de la Mobilité Internationale pour les Artistes et Professionnel·les de la Culture
On the Move Calls for an Immediate Ceasefire in Gaza
In light of the ongoing student protests worldwide and the arrest warrants issued by the ICC, On the Move believes it remains essential for those in the cultural sector to continue to voice their solidarity with artists, cultural actors, and all people impacted.
Our News
23 May 2024

Open calls

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    Höchster Porzellan Manufaktur: Residency Programme 3.0 (Germany)
    Residencies
    Deadline:
    In-person
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    Pavillon K: Residency for Performing Artists 2025 (Denmark)
    Residencies
    Deadline:
    In-person
  • Map of Europe with a line going north to south.
    E75 Art Bus Project and Artist Residency 2025–2026
    Presenting Work
    Deadline:
    In-person
  • A white 'F' on a bright, coloured background.
    Folger Shakespeare Library: Public Humanities Fellowships (USA)
    Fellowships
    Deadline:
    Hybrid
  • Title of the residency with coloured wavy lines to one side.
    Alexander von Humboldt Foundation: Humboldt Residency Programme 2025 (Germany)
    Residencies
    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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Internationalisation and the Caribbean – The Transnational Circulation of Arts Workers
Yohann Floch, Director of Operations, On the Move
  • On the Move Explores International Professional Development at the 2024 Cultural Mobility Forum
    Katie Kheriji-Watts, Coordinator of research and publications, On the Move
  • Mental Health and Forced Migration - Challenges, Needs and Taking Action
    Sophie Dowden
  • On the Move x Points of Entry - A Podcast Episode with a Climate Scientist on Environmental Sustainability and Mobility in the Arts