Intern in Britain
Cost and inclusions
Our experienced Intern in Britain team support you with everything you need – from sponsorship to social events – to get you set up for life interning in the UK.
What’s included Book now pay later
These amounts are payable to BUNAC in your local currency and cover the program cost, sponsorship fee and BUNAC support.
Program cost
Deposit
£100
Payable once all supporting documents are approved and before we review the EAA from your employer
£505
Total:
£605
Inclusions
- Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS) needed to apply for your UK visa
- Evaluation of your internship offer to ensure it meets UK visa criteria
- Step-by-step guidance with your Temporary Worker GAE visa application
- Vetting of host employees to ensure they comply with government requirements
- Support with all the essentials, from sourcing accommodation to travel insurance
- Regular check-ins with our UK BUNAC team + monthly London social events
Optional or additional costs
Employer pre-site visit (if required)
£100
Certificate of Sponsorship priority processing (optional)
£150
Changes to Certificate of Sponsorship after issue
£100
BUNAC will need to conduct an employer site visit prior to approving your internship for any UK company that:
- Has fewer than 20 full-time employees
- Has less than £3 million turnover
- Has been trading as a UK company for less than two years
Click here for more about the employer criteria for your UK internship.
Confused about the next steps? We’ve got you. Check out our step-by-step guide and FAQs.
Visa costs
The cost of your visa is additional to your programme fee and is paid (along with any expediated fees) directly to the UK Government.
- Temporary Work GAE visa £244
Other costs
It’s a programme requirement to have travel insurance that covers the duration of your trip and repatriation back to your home country.
Click here to get a quote from our partners at World Nomads.
The cost of flights will depend on your route and dates. We don’t recommend booking your flights until your visa has been approved.
You must be able to show that you have the equivalent of £1270 in your bank account when entering the UK.
If English isn’t your first language, you'll need to show an SELTS certificate for a score of 6.0 or higher. See our FAQS page for more details.
Accommodation costs in the UK vary depending on the city and the type of accommodation you’re looking for. Although London is the most expensive city to live in the UK, there are still bargains to be found – especially if you’re coming over as a student. We’ve teamed up with leading student accommodation specialists, Student.com to help our interns out. Talk to us and we’ll refer you to one of their experts.