AmeriCamp Fees
The AmeriCamp program costs:
- Paid in full: £399
- Paid in stages: £419 with only a £49 deposit to secure your spot!
For a full breakdown of costs and how to pay today, check out the What You Pay page on our website.
- Your application fee, i.e. the cost of us working with you to complete your application, and ensure it is submitted to and processed by our US office.
- Full access to our pool of Camps so you can get placed.
- Your Visa sponsorship, which allows you to work and earn money legally in the USA.
- Your DS-2019, which is the certificate of eligibility for your J-1 Visa.
- Your SEVIS fee
- Medical insurance for the entire duration of your time in the USA
- The full Camp experience including all accommodation and food whilst at Camp
- Flights to and from Camp (Price Varies)
- Medical Evaluation form signed by GP or Medical Professional (approx. free - £60)
- Background Check - £85
- US Embassy Fee - $185 USD (approx. £140 or €160)
- Travel to and from the US Embassy (Price Varies)
- Any additional travel or medical insurance you require (Price Varies)
This is entirely up to you and your current situation. If you pay in full, you will save money. However, if you pay in stages, you can spread the cost out over a longer period and pay in any installments that work for you.
No, you will never be charged automatically as AmeriCamp fees do not work on a subscription basis. Payments can only be made and authorised by you when you pay directly on the payment portal.
AmeriCamp guarantees all applicants a minimum salary of $2,250 (before tax). Salaries will vary based on your specific Camp and role, so may make more than this minimum amount.
This will vary based on when and why you cancel your application. Please refer to our refund policy or program agreement for further detail.
As per our placement guarantee, as long as you are responsive to Camps and meet any application deadlines set, you would receive a full refund of your program fees if you are not placed at a Camp by June 1st of the year of participation. We do have an incredibly high placement rate though, so this is unlikely to happen.