The Erasmus Student Charter is a document that outlines the rights and responsibilities of students participating in the Erasmus+ program. The main elements of the Erasmus Student Charter are as follows:

1. Rights of Erasmus Students:
  - To receive information and guidance before their mobility period.
  - To be given a transcript of records at the end of their mobility period.
  - To have the credits they have earned during their mobility period fully and automatically recognized.
  - To be charged no fees for tuition, registration, examinations, or access to laboratory and library facilities during their mobility period.
  - To have access to the Erasmus+ Student and Alumni Association.
  - To receive assistance related to obtaining a visa, insurance, and accommodation.

2. Responsibilities of Erasmus Students:
  - To meet all the requirements of their study/traineeship agreement.
  - To abide by the rules and regulations of the host institution, in accordance with institutional and national legislation.
  - To inform their sending and host institutions of any problems or changes regarding their planned mobility period.
  - To complete the online linguistic support assessment before and at the end of their mobility period.
  - To fill in the participant report at the end of their mobility period.

3. Inclusion and Diversity:
  - The Erasmus Student Charter emphasizes the importance of inclusion and diversity, ensuring equal opportunities for all students, regardless of their background or personal circumstances.

4. Environmental Sustainability:
  - The charter encourages Erasmus students to adopt environmentally sustainable and responsible behavior during their mobility period, such as reducing their carbon footprint and promoting sustainable practices.

5. Civic Engagement:
  - The charter encourages Erasmus students to get involved as active citizens before, during, and after their mobility period, promoting civic engagement and a sense of European identity.

6. Complaints and Issues:
  - The charter outlines the procedures for Erasmus students to address any complaints or issues they may encounter during their mobility period, including contacting their sending and host institutions, as well as the National Erasmus+ Office or the European Commission.

The Erasmus Student Charter serves as a guide for Erasmus+ participants, ensuring that they are aware of their rights and responsibilities, and that they can fully benefit from the opportunities provided by the program. It is an essential document that contributes to the overall quality and consistency of the Erasmus+ experience.