The F-1 visa is a non-immigrant student visa that allows international students to pursue academic studies at Yale University. This visa permits full-time enrollment in degree programs and provides opportunities for practical training and work authorization related to the field of study.

The F-1 visa is for international students pursuing academic studies at the University of Chicago. This visa allows students to study full-time and engage in practical training related to their field of study.

The F-1 visa is for international students pursuing academic studies in the US. Columbia College's Designated School Officials (DSOs) can issue the Form I-20 to assist eligible students in their application.

Allows international students to enter the U.S. for full-time academic study at an accredited institution. Requires maintaining full-time enrollment and adhering to visa regulations.

The F-1 visa is for international students enrolled in academic programs at UPenn. This visa allows students to stay in the US for the duration of their studies and includes limited work authorization opportunities on-campus and through Optional Practical Training (OPT).

The F-1 visa is for international students pursuing academic studies at Princeton University. This visa allows students to remain in the US for the duration of their academic program plus optional practical training periods. Students must maintain full-time enrollment and make satisfactory academic progress.

The F-1 visa is for international students pursuing full-time academic studies at Caltech. It allows students to remain in the U.S. for the duration of their program and provides limited work authorization opportunities on campus and through practical training programs.

The F-1 visa is for international students who wish to pursue academic studies at accredited U.S. institutions. It allows full-time enrollment and provides limited work authorization opportunities.

The F-1 visa is issued to international students enrolled full-time at MIT to pursue academic studies. It requires maintaining full-time status and complying with U.S. immigration regulations. Students must demonstrate financial support and intent to return to their home country after completion of studies.

The F-1 visa is for non-immigrant students pursuing a full-time academic program in the United States. It is the primary document that shows you have been admitted to a school in the U.S. and are authorized to apply for admission to the country in F-1 status.

For full-time students

The J-1 visa is designed for international exchange visitors participating in educational and cultural exchange programs at Yale University. This includes visiting scholars, researchers, and students in exchange programs, promoting international educational cooperation.

The J-1 visa is for international exchange students, researchers, and scholars participating in educational and cultural exchange programs at the University of Chicago.

Issued to students and researchers participating in approved exchange visitor programs for research, training, or teaching purposes in the U.S.

The J-1 visa is for exchange visitors participating in approved programs at Caltech, including research scholars, professors, and students in exchange programs. It promotes educational and cultural exchange between the U.S. and other countries.

The J-1 visa is for exchange visitors participating in programs that promote cultural exchange, including students, researchers, and scholars at Harvard University.

The J-1 visa is for international exchange students, researchers, and scholars participating in approved exchange programs at UPenn. This visa promotes cultural exchange and allows for certain work and travel opportunities during the program.

The J-1 visa is for international students participating in exchange programs or research activities at Princeton University. This visa is typically used for visiting scholars, researchers, and students in cultural exchange programs. J-1 visa holders may be subject to a two-year home residency requirement.

The J-1 visa is for exchange visitors including students, scholars, and interns participating in exchange programs at MIT. It supports cultural exchange and academic training opportunities. Recipients may be subject to the two-year home residency requirement.

Required for international students pursuing academic studies in the United States. Includes obtaining an I-20 form from NYU and applying at a U.S. embassy or consulate.

For individuals seeking employment in the US. This often requires sponsorship from a US employer and specific criteria related to the job and the applicant's qualifications.

For individuals seeking employment in the US. This often requires sponsorship from a US employer and specific criteria related to the job and the applicant's qualifications.

For individuals seeking employment in the US. This often requires sponsorship from a US employer and specific criteria related to the job and the applicant's qualifications.