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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.

Kosten stage Amerika

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Example Monthly Costs for an Internship in the U.S.

To properly prepare for your internship in the U.S., it’s helpful to know what costs you can expect. Below is an indicative breakdown of monthly expenses. Exact amounts may vary depending on the city you stay in and your lifestyle.

 

  • Housing: $900 – $1,500
    Depending on the city and type of accommodation (shared apartment, student room, or studio).
  • Living expenses (groceries, dining out): $300 – $600
    This depends on how often you cook for yourself or eat out.
  • Transportation (public transport, bike, etc.): $100 – $200
    This varies by city; in some cities, walking or biking is feasible, while in others, a metro card or bus pass is useful.
  • Phone and internet: $40 – $80
    For a local subscription or SIM card with data.
  • Insurance (health insurance, travel insurance): $50 – $100
    Depending on your policy and coverage.
  • Other expenses (gym, entertainment, personal expenses): $150 – $300
    Including gym memberships, outings, clothing, or entertainment.

 

Total indicative monthly costs: $1,540 – $2,780

 

Abroad Internships can advise you on how to best plan your budget and provide tips on cost-saving and financial arrangements for your internship period. If you have any questions, feel free to contact us!

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