INFO
Nepal is funded solely through the Program Fees paid by volunteers,
and individual sponsorships for children of the Happy Home and
Boarding School projects. INFO receives no funding from donor
agencies. Independent donations are welcomed and will be applied
toward various projects established by INFO. If you are interested
in providing a donation, please contact us at
infonepal@mail.com.np
INFO-Nepal regular volunteer Program Fees (Euros)
2 weeks
is euros 250€
4 weeks
is euros
450€
6 weeks is
euros 525€
8 weeks is
euros 600€
10 weeks is
euros 675€
12 weeks is
euros 750€
16 weeks is
euros 900€
20 weeks is
euros 1100€
If you are more then two months placement and want to do two
deferent placements, you will be charge 50 Euros extra.
INFO-Nepal Health Placement volunteer Program Fees (Euros)
2 weeks
is euros 350€
3 weeks is
euro 450€
4 weeks
is euros
550€
INFO-Nepal volunteer fees for the Everest Placement (Euros) -
150€
extra to cover the flight from Kathmandu to Phaplu and back.
To see the cost in your local currency, CLICK
HERE.
Cash payment
can be made in Euro, US Dollars, or Nepali Rupees. We also accept
Western Union transfers. Although we do accept international bank
transfers, we discourage this due to the high cost of banking fees.
The above costs include the following:
Transportation to and from Kathmandu Airport
Transport to and from the village placement to
Kathmandu
Accommodation and main meals during training
period and placement
Language and cultural information classes
Donations to support Local Clubs and Schools in
the Host Villages
Food & Accommodation in Kathmandu only, for 2 days (not Pokhara) for Visa
Renewal, if your program is longer than two months.
INFO is totally funded by volunteers' program
fees
YOUR ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES
You will be responsible for your flight ticket to Nepal and visa
fees which are as follows (check with your embassy for the latest
fee structure):
$30 USD for
the first two months (to be paid at the airport upon arrival)
$30 USD per
month thereafter
Departure
tax of 1,800 RS (to be paid at the airport upon departure)
Personal
travel and sightseeing (trekking, jungle safari etc)
Incidentals
(food, laundry, internet access, telephone, drinks)
Should you wish to spend more time in Kathmandu
pre and post placement period, go trekking and sightseeing etc.,
please remember to budget accordingly! These costs will not be
covered by INFO. Additionally, volunteers are responsible for any
incidentals (extra food, laundry, sodas, emails etc.) costs accrued during
training and placement.
We also provide help
organizing trekking, rafting and jungle safaris. We will recommend
local guides from our different placements to ensure they are given
the opportunity to earn money and you are given value for money. By
drawing on local knowledge, your experience will be all the more
rewarding.
Bank Information of INFO Nepal
Bank
Name :
Standard Chartered Bank Nepal LTD,
Address :
Kathmandu Nepal SWIFT
Code :
SCBLNPKA
Account Name :
Inside Nepal Friendship Organization
Account Number:
01 1059742 01
Corresponding Bank :
Standard Chartered Bank,New York, USA Swift
code :
scblus33
Cancellation fees:
Before starting program training - 75% Refund.
After starting the training Euro 250 will not
be refunded
No money will be refunded once you start your
placement.
No money will be refunded for a programme of 2 weeks duration
after commencement
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If
you’re thinking about volunteering but aren’t sure… stop
thinking about it and Just Do It! My 6 weeks in Chitwan
raced by and has left me with experiences I’ll remember
forever and which have shown me both the deep and
humorous side of life. I hope that it will leave me a
more spiritual and also chilled out person, now adapted
to “Nepali time”!
Aurelia Margot
UK - Nov 2006
The
time I spent in Ganganagar was made memorable by the
kindness of the people that lived in the village. I was
welcomed with open arms and made part of the village
community as soon as I got there. I enjoyed being part
of the village and assisting with field work, such as
planting rice and peeling corn, to pass my time. I have
made great friends in this village and would like to
come back and visit one day.
Sara
Belanger
Canada
I
can honestly say this has been the most inspiring and
amazing 2 months of my life, Thank You to everyone at
INFO Nepal you are all doing a fantastic job. From the
minute I arrived in Nepal I knew I was going to have an
unforgettable experience. Arriving at night during a
power cut and one of the many strikes was possibly not
the best time to arrive, but a good idea of what to
expect. On arrival I was welcomed into the INFO Nepal
family and paired with another volunteer Nicky, we
stayed together for the 2 months of my placement.
Language training and sightseeing began immediately,
with so much to see and do I realized I had a
challenging 2 months ahead of me.
Jenny Taylor
Mar. 2007
Thank you for a great experience and an insight into
Nepali culture. We really enjoyed all aspects of our
time here, from the teaching, Happy Home, Kathmandu and
Chitwan. Even though our stay was so short, we were glad
to help in a small way. This experience has opened our
eyes to other important issues in the world that are so
easy to forget in the routine of your day to day life.
trekking and sightseeing etc.,
please remember to budget accordingly! These costs will not be
covered by INFO. Additionally, volunteers are responsible for any
incidentals (extra food, laundry, sodas, emails etc.) costs accrued during
training and placement.
If
you’re thinking about volunteering but aren’t sure… stop
thinking about it and Just Do It! My 6 weeks in Chitwan
raced by and has left me with experiences I’ll remember
forever and which have shown me both the deep and
humorous side of life. I hope that it will leave me a
more spiritual and also chilled out person, now adapted
to “Nepali time”! 
The
time I spent in Ganganagar was made memorable by the
kindness of the people that lived in the village. I was
welcomed with open arms and made part of the village
community as soon as I got there. I enjoyed being part
of the village and assisting with field work, such as
planting rice and peeling corn, to pass my time. I have
made great friends in this village and would like to
come back and visit one day.
I