This fee applies to services that facilitate matching participants with their hosts from the Host Roster.

The J-1 intern visa sponsorship fees are charged by designated sponsoring organizations to cover the costs associated with administering exchange visitor programs.

This fee is charged to participants who reside in program-facilitated housing. It does not apply to participants who arrange their own.

The SEVIS fee applies to F, M, and J visa holders and is charged by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to maintain and support the operation of SEVIS.

The Nonimmigrant Visa Application (MRV) Fee is a mandatory, non-refundable fee required for J-1 visa applicants to process their visa application, paid prior to scheduling the visa interview. This fee is separate from other program-related costs like the SEVIS fee.

Health insurance for J-1 Exchange Visitors is mandatory and must meet specific U.S. Department of State requirements. It covers medical expenses, including emergencies, to ensure the visitor's safety and well-being during their stay in the U.S.

Airfare refers to the cost of a flight ticket for travel, which includes the price of transportation by plane to and from the U.S. for J-1 Exchange Visitors. This cost can vary based on factors like the airline, travel dates, and destination.

Personal expenses for J-1 Exchange Visitors include costs for activities such as sightseeing, local transportation (e.g., car service, taxis, or public transit), mobile phone services, and other miscellaneous daily expenses. These are typically out-of-pocket costs and vary based on the visitor’s personal preferences and lifestyle during their stay.