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Your card, in nine steps

About five minutes the first time, on your phone. You need your @edu.cut.ac.cy e-mail and your student number.

Start at erasmus-cut.app/card →

01

Sign in with your university e-mail

On your phone, open erasmus-cut.app/card. Type your @edu.cut.ac.cy address and tap Continue. There is no password and nothing to register: signing in with your university e-mail is what confirms you are a CUT student.

The sign-in screen with a student e-mail typed in and the Continue button
02

Enter the code from your e-mail

You receive a six-digit code at your university e-mail. Enter it and tap Verify & Sign In. If it has not arrived within a minute, look in Junk, or tap Resend.

The six-digit code entered and the Verify & Sign In button
03

First time? Complete your profile

The link opens your Passport. If your profile is not complete yet, the card tells you what is missing. Tap Complete my profile. If you have used the platform before and your profile is complete, skip to step 05.

The Passport listing what is missing from the profile, with the Complete my profile button
04

Fill in your details and save

Fill in the details at the top of Profile: first and last name as on your ID, gender, student ID, phone, department, study cycle, year of study, nationality and date of birth. Then tap Save changes. The sections further down — IBAN, Safety & emergency and your documents — are for when you go on a mobility. The card does not need them.

The top of the Profile form with name, gender and student ID filled in
Study cycle, year of study, nationality and date of birth, with the Save changes button
05

Open the Passport and tap Get my card

Tap Passport in the bar at the bottom of the screen. Your European Student Card is at the top. Tap Get my card.

The Passport with the European Student Card invitation and the Get my card button
06

Check, tick and issue

Check that your name and level read right. Read the statement, tick it and tap Issue my card. The statement says exactly what is sent to the European Commission, and nothing else is.

The confirmation sheet: name, level, issuer, validity, the ticked statement and the Issue my card button
07

Your card is ready

The card appears on your Passport at once. Tap the QR to show it full screen when someone asks for your student card. You can add a photo now or later; it is optional.

The issued European Student Card on the Passport, with the QR, the validity date and the ··· button
08

Keep it on your phone — any phone

Tap ··· on the card, then Keep it on your phone. First option, for any phone: Save as image puts the card in your photos. No wallet and no app store are needed, and it works without signal. Or add it to Apple Wallet on an iPhone or Google Wallet on Android. Do this step on your phone itself.

The card menu with Keep it on your phone
Keep it on your phone on an iPhone: Save as image first, then Add to Apple Wallet
Keep it on your phone on Android: Save as image first, then Add to Google Wallet
09

Always with you

Your card is now on your phone: as a picture in your photos, or in your wallet next to your other cards and tickets. Show the QR; whoever checks it scans it and sees, live, that your card is valid, that CUT issued it and until when. After you renew your card in September, save a new picture. A wallet pass follows by itself.

The card saved as a picture, on any phone
The card as an Apple Wallet pass
The card as a Google Wallet pass

The screenshots use an example student. Your screens show your own name and number, and your card carries its own QR from the European Student Card system.

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