Want to study in America? There are a number of different ways for foreign nationals to study in the United States. Today approximately 800,000 foreign nationals attend undergraduate and graduate college programs in the US. All these students are in the US on some type of US Visa. US immigration laws provides several different types…
Want to study in America? There are a number of different ways for foreign nationals to study in the United States. Today approximately 800,000 foreign nationals attend undergraduate and graduate college programs in the US. All these students are in the US on some type of US Visa. US immigration laws provides several different types of nonimmigrant visas that would allow a foreign national to come to the US to obtain certain training or education. Why do we call them ‘nonimmigrant’ visas? US immigration law separates those who desire to be in the US temporarily (nonimmigrant) and those who seek to come to the US permanently (immigrant). Student visas are intended for people who plan to be in the US temporarily while they complete their studies.
Immigration in the US is managed by US Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS), a division of the US Department of Homeland Security. It is the job of the USCIS to administer the immigration laws of the United States government. So if you decide to study in the US and apply for a student visa your application will be reviewed by the USCIS.
Now let’s explore the different ways a foreign national can obtain a US visa to study in America. Here are the popular options in the order that is most common and best known:
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