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Apply for a Student Visa (F1 and M1 Visas)

The US government provides an unlimited number of student visas to full-time academic or language students (F1 visas) and full-time vocational or nonacademic students (M1 visas) pursuing course work leading to a degree or certificate.

Length of Student Visa: for the length of the program. M1 visas have a maximum limit of one year.

Quotas: none

Visa Extensions: as necessary for completion of studies

Accompanying relatives of student visa holders are eligible for visas. They may stay in the U.S. but not work there.

In order to qualify for a student visa you must:

(1) be enrolling full-time in a US accredited school leading to an educational or vocational degree

(2) demonstrate a working knowledge of English sufficient to engage in English-only classes

(3) show evidence of sufficient monetary resources to study full-time without working

(4) intend to return home upon completion of your studies

!ALERT: New restrictions on visitors applying for student visas prohibit non-immigrants admitted in B visitor status from changing to student status unless they state an intention to study at the time of admission.

 

Definitions:

Accompanying Relative:
The spouse or child under the age of 21 of the holder of an immigrant or nonimmigrant visa, who is accompanying them to the US

 

 

 

 



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