Program Costs and Estimated Expenses
For 18 months paid internship program.
Applying for an internship is free, and there are no fees required until you accept an internship offer and begin the visa process. This approach allows applicants to explore their options without financial commitment during the initial stages. .
Preparation Costs
Securing an internship abroad is an exciting opportunity, but it does come with financial considerations.
Preparing for an internship abroad always involves costs. It is not always possible to estimate in advance exactly how expensive a flight will be, for example. It is therefore advisable to play it safe and plan a little more. Good preparation is half the battle. If you know exactly what kind of financial burdens you will face, it is easier to embark on an adventure abroad.
- agri LIDA service package. Please contact agri LIDA directly to receive an individualised quote.
- Visa and work permit, currently €636.
- Partner organisation, about € 250 ( only if we have partner in your country)
- Embassy / biometric, about € 220
- English test, €140-240. (Only if you do not have already)
- Travel Costs. Airfare about €1000.
- Travel insurance, about €50.
How much money do I need?
When applying you must have sufficient funds to cover the costs and fees above. In most cases, applicant must have around €3.000 at your disposal to be able to pay for the costs and fees. It is important to be prepared to provide documentation verifying that you have these funds available, as it may be requested to ensure that you are able to cover the costs and fees above.
The service package include:
- Placement at a reputable, approved farm, inspected by Jordbrugets Uddannelser
- Up to 18 months full-time paid internship in Denmark.
- Program orientation.
- We handle the entire application process and do all the paperwork for you.
- Feedback on application.
- Dedicated support before, during, and after your internship.
- Internship contract defining the internship program terms and conditions.
- Medical insurance covered by the Danish health insurance system.
- Information on opening an Danish Bank account
- Registration with Danish SKAT Authorities (TAX) and receive SKAT Card (TAX )
- Airport Pickup.
- Welcome information package.
Conclusion
A paid internship abroad is an investment in your future career. While it comes with its costs, the experience gained is invaluable. Plan ahead, explore all funding options and prepare for an adventure that goes beyond professional development.
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When is payment due?
- All fees must be paid when you accept internship offer and start visa process.
- Embassy fee. When you book an appointment at the Embassy.
- Note: If the fees is not paid, your application will not be processed.
How to pay the fees?
- Visa fee. (SIRI) With payment link directly to SIRI.
- agri LIDA package fee: Invoice will be issued via email to you directly, or to any institution paying for its students. The fee MUST be paid through a bank transfer.
- Embassy fee: You pay directly to embassy.
Can I pay in installments?
- Unfortunately, we do not offer instalment payments for technical and costly reasons.
Refund policy
- The package fee are non-refundable, regardless of the outcome of the application/case. The fee, which covers the cost of our assistance adjudicating your application, is non-refundable regardless you choose not to accept the internship offer or whether you are issued a visa or no.
Payment option
Pay through a bank transfer.
Go to your local bank and arrange a payment to:
Jyske Bank A/S.
Branch: Jyske Bank A/S, Vestergade 8-16, 8600 Silkeborg
Account Name: agri LIDA
IBAN: DK9306970000827797
Account Number: 0697 – 0000827797
SWIFT code: JYBADKKK
Payment reference: Applicant’s full name
Please note that your bank may charge a fee for this service which will be deducted from the total transfer amount – it is your responsibility to ensure the correct amount reaches us.
Cash
For security reasons, we do not accept cash in payment of fees and you cannot pay cash directly into our account.
It’s your future, invest in it.