Whether you're coming for a short cooking course, a PhD program, or something in between, the U.S. offers some exciting possibilities for foreign students. You will, however, need to identify the right visa for your program and purposes, and make sure you qualify for it (before spending a lot of money on applications!) Learn more here.
F-1 Student Visa to the U.S.: Do You Qualify?
Whether you want to study at, for example, a U.S. elementary, middle, or high school; a college or university; or a seminary, an F-1 student visa can allow you to do so.
M-1 Vocational Student Visa to the U.S.: Do You Qualify?
Who meets the criteria to pursue vocational study in the United States.
A J-1 Visa to the U.S.: Who Qualifies?
The J-1 exchange visitor visa is meant to promote educational and cultural exchanges between the U.S. and other countries around the world. See whether you might qualify for one.
A Q-1 Visa to the U.S.: Who Qualifies?
The Q-1 visa allows people to come to the U.S. to take part in an established international cultural exchange program.
Can I Stay in U.S. as a Tourist After My Student Visa Expires?
If you have been studying in the United States, most likely on an F-1, M-1, or other temporary (nonimmigrant) visa, you may want to finish your stay with a little vacation.
Bringing Family to the U.S. While on a Student Visa
Planning to study in the U.S. on an F-1 or M-1 visa? If so, your spouse and minor children (under 21 years of age and unmarried) may request visas to come and stay in the United States with you.
Getting a U.S. Visa for a Short, Recreational or Part-Time Study Course
If you are planning to take classes in the United States, the first type of visa you are likely to look into is an F-1 student visa. But it's not likely the best option for a short series of classes.
Will U.S. immigration authorities think you're too old to be a student?
How Much Money You Need to Be Eligible for a U.S. Student Visa (F-1 or M-1)
Can you prove that you have the financial resources needed to get a student visa to the United States?
How to Come to the U.S. as a High School Exchange Student
Rules for foreign young people who wish to live in the U.S. for a semester or academic year at a high school.
U.S. Employers: How to Hire Students From Abroad for Seasonal Work on a J-1 Visa
How U.S. companies can bring in foreign college and university students for participation in work/travel programs.