Under the framework of Horizon Europe Work Programme 2026-2027, Russian natural persons who are subject to EU restrictive measures may not participate in EU grants.
However, even if natural persons are not subject to EU restrictive
measures, natural persons (whatever their nationality) who have their habitual
residence in Russia, Belarus or non-government-controlled territories of
Ukraine cannot receive financial support.
This restriction is not targeting natural persons of Russian or
Belarusian nationality if they do not have their habitual residence in one of
these areas. Therefore, Russian individuals who are not attached to a Russian
entity (private or public) and do not have their habitual residence in one of
the areas mentioned, will in principle remain eligible, after a thorough
screening against the EU sanctions list.
Applicants can check this FAQ on the Funding and Tenders Opportunities Portal as
well.
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