Non-Immigrant Visa
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Student Visa
(F-1 Visa)
The F-1 visa is issued to persons wishing to attend school or study at a university
in the United States. The school or university issues an I-20 form, which is then
used to apply for an F-1 visa at the US Consulate. Generally speaking, it is not
allowed to go to school or study in the United States without an F-1 visa.
Exchange Students or Trainees Visa
(J-1 Visa)
This visa is issued to participants of exchange programs, corporate on-the-job trainees as well as au-pairs. It is also suitable for academic and institutional researchers. You may not apply for this visa on your own. A approved U.S.-based organization must apply for the visa on behalf of the interested party.
Non-academic programs
(M-1 Visa)
This is a visa intended for non-academic or vocational studies. The same requirements as for F-1 visas apply (see above).
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