The program's amounts are fixed in US dollars, so a conversion changes your banking arrangements, not the figures. The US$15,000 processing fee is non-refundable; the US$1,000,000 gift is transferred only when you are instructed after successful vetting. Government visa and medical costs, and professional fees, are additional.
Currency, timing and what the fee actually buys
Suppose a Boisbriand applicant holds savings in three currencies and wants one number for the whole file. Only the US$15,000 is stated as non-refundable; other costs follow their own rules, and a written quote from a licensed professional is a reasonable thing to request rather than a total anyone can guess. Payments are not all made at once, and neither the fee nor the gift buys equity, dividends or a promised return.
Ask the employer to write down which amounts are already paid, which remain, and whether a prior US$2 million gift is being reused for you — that route involves new vetting, current transfer requirements and abandonment of status by the prior holder. Corporate terms include published 1% annual maintenance and 5% transfer with new background review and actual conditions; official visa and medical charges and private document costs are distinct.