Do not carry large sums of cash with you when you travel. Traveler's checks are a secure way of transporting money. If you carry more than $10,000 worth of money, you will be required to declare at customs upon entry to the country.

It is suggested that you bring US$100 for transportation, emergencies, and extras upon arrival. Depending on how long you plan to stay, you may need more money for expenses.

It depends on the length of time in the program. Plan for not only living expenses and tuition cost, but also books and school supplies and an extra allowance for recreation or entertainment. Please refer to the “Estimated Expenses for Intensive English” portion of the application. These numbers are an estimate for the costs of the current semester's programs. For a 15 week intensive program (spring or fall), expenses are estimated at $7185.

Please note: you may only get a bank letter from your School after you have enrolled. You should ensure that you have sufficient cash to allow for any delays in setting up your bank account.

When you travel and study in another country you need to allow some living expenses in addition to your course fees. The cost of living in Queensland is relatively inexpensive compared to other capital cities in the UK and US. Most students need to allow between $800 - $1200 per month depending on lifestyle and accommodation.

Yes. In most cases a homeowner who has put his or her home in a living trust can usually take out a reverse mortgage. A review of the trust documents would be made by the reverse mortgage lender to determine if anything in the living trust would be unacceptable.

Living expenses depend very much on the city you are living in. life in big cities like Munich or Hamburg is more expensive than in smaller cities like Oldenburg or Cottbus. Generally speaking, you should expect living expenses of about 700 Euro/month compared to the United States or to the United Kingdom, studying in Germany is obviously less expensive. By the way: many universities in Germany offer student discounts for travel, newspaper subscriptions, banking etc.

Up to date information on tuition, fees and living expenses can be found here. [link to financial info page]

Although many prices are listed in US Dollars or Euros (including on this website), the only currency accepted in Russia is the Russian Rouble. The Rouble cannot currently be purchased outside Russia, so we recommend bringing cash cards/credit cards to withdraw money from ATMs (which are common in major cities).

The store has both food (candy and drinks), and non-food (souvenirs, t-shirts, sweatshirts, books) items. Many campers bring $10 to $20. Whatever is not used is returned when the camper leaves camp. Please use your judgment as to the appropriate amount for your camper.

All transfers, food and accommodation is covered. A few hundred dollars to cover airport tax and any beers/wines and extra food luxuries. Allow more $ if you think you might decide to stay longer elsewhere after your stay with us.

No, your cell phone will most likely not work in Ghana . You can buy telephone up on arrival in Ghana