| Country | Family allowances |
|---|---|
Iceland 2016/17 - family allowances | There are also no tax benefits for parents and no family allowances. |
Ireland 2013/14 - family allowances | No loans or family allowances, except where a parent in receipt of a social welfare payment is supporting a dependent aged up to 22 who is in full-time education. |
Ireland 2015/16 - family allowances | No loans or family allowances. |
Ireland 2016/17 - family allowances | No loans or family allowances. |
Italy 2013/14 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Italy 2015/16 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Italy 2016/17 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Latvia 2013/14 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Latvia 2015/16 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Latvia 2016/17 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Liechtenstein 2013/14 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Liechtenstein 2015/16 - family allowances | No additional family allowances. |
Liechtenstein 2016/17 - family allowances | Not additional family allowances for costs related to education. |
Lithuania 2013/14 - family allowances | Students' parents can get family allowances if the family has three or more children under 18 years and/or older children who are full-time students (until they become 24 years old). The amount of social allocation is LTL 52 per child per month. |
Lithuania 2015/16 - family allowances | Students' parents can get family allowances if the family has three or more children under 18 years and/or older children who are full-time students (until they become 24 years old). The amount is LTL 52 per child per month. |
Lithuania 2016/17 - family allowances | Students' parents can get family allowances if the family has three or more children under 18 years and/or older children who are full-time students (until 24 years old). The allocation depends on the difference between state supported income (non-taxable EUR 153) and the family’s income. |
Luxembourg 2015/16 - family allowances | Family allowances: EUR 500, awarded if another child from the same household is eligible for financial support for higher education (EUR 500 per children studying and per academic year). |
Malta 2013/14 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Malta 2015/16 - family allowances | No loans and no family allowances are in place. |
Malta 2016/17 - family allowances | No loans and no family allowances are in place. |
Montenegro 2013/14 - family allowances | No tax benefits for parents or family allowances. |
Montenegro 2015/16 - family allowances | There are no family allowances of student's parents or tax benefits to parents. |
Montenegro 2016/17 - family allowances | There are no family allowances of student's parents or tax benefits to parents. |
Netherlands 2016/17 - family allowances | No tax benefits for parents and no family allowances. |
Norway 2013/14 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances play no role in the student support system. |
Norway 2015/16 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances play no role in the student support system. |
Norway 2016/17 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances play no role in the student support system. |
Nothern Ireland 2013/14 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances do not play a role in the student support system. |
Nothern Ireland 2015/16 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances do not play a role in the student support system. |
Nothern Ireland 2016/17 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances do not play a role in the student support system. |
Poland 2013/14 - family allowances | Family allowance based on low income of parents or disability of a student. |
Poland 2015/16 - family allowances | Family allowances are based on low income of parents or disability of a student. |
Poland 2016/17 - family allowances | Family allowances are based on low income of parents or disability of a student. |
Portugal 2013/14 - family allowances | Family allowance – child benefit – is granted to families with sons/daughters enrolled in higher education, less than 24 years old when the household income does not exceed 1.5 times social support index times 14 (2013: EUR 8 803.62) and when the family assets are less than 240 times social support index (2013: EUR 100 612.80). |
Portugal 2015/16 - family allowances | Family allowance – child benefit – is granted to families with sons/daughters under 24 years old and enrolled in higher education, when the household income does not exceed 1.5 times social support index times 14 (2013: EUR 8 803.62) and when the family assets are less than 240 times social support index (2013: EUR 100 612.80). |
Portugal 2016/17 - family allowances | Family allowance – child benefit – is granted to families with children under 24 years old and enrolled in higher education, when the household income does not exceed 1.5 times the social support index times 14 (2013: EUR 8 803.62) and when the family assets are less than 240 times the social support index (2013: EUR 100 612.80). |
Romania 2013/14 - family allowances | No student family allowances. |
Romania 2015/16 - family allowances | No student family allowances. |
Romania 2016/17 - family allowances | No student family allowances. |
Scotland 2013/14 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances do not play a role in the student support system. |
Scotland 2015/16 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances do not play a role in the student support system. |
Scotland 2016/17 - family allowances | Tax benefits for parents and family allowances do not play a role in the student support system |
Serbia 2016/17 - family allowances | There are no tax benefits for student’s parents nor family allowances. |
Slovakia 2013/14 - family allowances | Family allowance for parents of students up to 25 years of age who do not exceed the regular length of study (EUR 23.10/month). |
Slovakia 2015/16 - family allowances | Family allowances of EUR 23.52 per month are paid to parents of students up to 25 years of age who do not exceed the regular length of study. |
Slovakia 2016/17 - family allowances | Family allowances of EUR 23.52 per month are paid to parents of full-time students up to 25 years of age, unless the student interrupts his/her studies. |
Slovenia 2013/14 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
Slovenia 2015/16 - family allowances | No family allowances are provided |
Slovenia 2016/17 - family allowances | No family allowances are provided |
Spain 2013/14 - family allowances | No family allowances. |
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