Costs
An internship abroad is a valuable investment in your future, but it naturally also comes with costs. Consider housing, transportation, daily expenses, and any visa fees. It's important to have a clear idea of what your expenses will be in advance so that you’re not caught off guard. Abroad Internships is happy to assist you with advice and help you create a clear cost breakdown, tailored to your internship destination and personal situation.
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Example Monthly Costs for an Internship in Greece
To properly prepare for your internship in Greece, it's helpful to know what kind of monthly expenses to expect. Below is an indicative overview of typical costs. Exact amounts may vary depending on the city you're staying in (such as Athens or Thessaloniki) and your lifestyle.
- Housing: €400 – €800
This depends on the city and type of accommodation (shared apartment, student housing, or private studio). Athens tends to be slightly more expensive than smaller cities. - Living expenses (groceries, dining out): €200 – €400
Greece is known for its affordable groceries and inexpensive restaurants, especially outside tourist areas. - Transportation (public transport, bike, etc.): €30 – €70
Public transport is relatively cheap, particularly with a student pass. Many cities are also walkable or bike-friendly.
- Phone and internet: €20 – €40
For a local SIM card or mobile plan with data. Internet is often included in the rent. - Insurance (health insurance, travel insurance): €40 – €80
This depends on your policy and coverage. A good travel or health insurance is highly recommended. - Other expenses (gym, social activities, personal spending): €100 – €250
Think gym memberships, excursions, going out, shopping, or other personal costs.
Total estimated monthly cost: €790 – €1,640
Abroad Internships can support you with budget planning and offer tips on saving money or applying for financial aid during your internship. Have questions? Don’t hesitate to get in touch!