Our services and rates

Your contribution includes the following costs:

• Your LifeTime Projects membership;
• A personalized and quality project;
• Personalized preparations for the departure;
• Organization and supervision of your project 24/7;
• A guided tour of the city;
• Transfer from the airport to your accommodation;
• Housing;
• Food (three meals a day);
• Medical and liability insurance.

Our association is oriented towards youth, and to help young people to go on a mission, we have set up a special rate of -10% for students. This is valid for any secondary school student or student under 26 years of age on the date of departure.

Are you planning a trip for a group of at least 5 people? As a group, you can benefit from discounts and services for your mission. To request a quotation, simply write to us using our contact page.

Visa:

Depending on the country in which you wish to go on a mission, a visa may be required (to find out, do not hesitate to refer to our departure guides).

A 90-day visa to Bolivia is free of charge for most European citizens (unless otherwise stated). This visa is initially valid for 30 days and must be renewed twice on site. As for Guatemala, no entry visa is required for stays of less than three months. For longer stays, a residence permit must be requested from the Guatemalan authorities. A visa is required for Cameroon for all EU citizens.

Transportation to your destination and airport tax:

We are not able to provide travel tickets for our volunteers. Some airports may also ask for an airport tax, which remains at your expense. However, our team will be happy to advise and guide you through your reservation. You can also find all the information in your departure guide.

To find flight tickets to Bolivia at the best price, we invite you to visit the website of our partner airline BOA: www.boa.bo

For Cameroon, you can check with Air France, Air Maroc and Turkish Airlines.

Daily transportation from your accommodation to the place of your mission:

We try to accommodate you as close as possible to your project location. However, it is sometimes necessary for our volunteers to travel by public transportation to site.

In England and Guatemala, no transportation is required (except in exceptional cases). In Bolivia and Cameroon, you may be staying with a family that does not live close to your mission. Public transportation is therefore available at very reasonable prices. In Bolivia, for example, a bus trip costs an average of 30 cents.