List of different visa restrictions in the United States

With the improvement of people's living standards, more and more people plan to immigrate to the United States, so what can't be done with different visas? Next, let's take a look at the list of different visa restrictions in the United States. Welcome to reading.

1. If you are a student with an F 1/M 1 student visa,

F- 1 Students may not be able to work outside the school in the first academic year, but they can be employed on campus under certain conditions.

After the first school year, F- 1 students can engage in three types of off-campus work:

Curriculum practice

Selective practice

Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) Selective Internship (OPT)

M- 1 Students can't practice until they finish their studies.

Reminder: For F- 1 and M- 1 students, any off-campus employment must be related to their field of study.

? F 1 spouse F2

Spouse: F-2 can attend courses provided by SEVP accredited schools.

F-2 family members are not qualified to engage in any work, including internships.

Only when the position they are interested in is a volunteer position can they volunteer.

Child: F-2 children can go to primary and secondary schools.

2. If you have a B 1/B2 tourist visa,

You can't study in America. If you have this plan, you need to apply for an F 1 visa after living in the United States.

If you plan to take some short-term, leisure courses in the United States, such as cooking, art, yoga and other courses, you can attach instructions when applying for a visa, so that you can get a visa stamp of "I-20 is not needed, but you can study with it".

You can't work in America, and don't try to work in relatives' shops, restaurants, etc.

Don't let the immigration officer know that you have other intentions, such as planning to study, work or get married after entering the United States. For example, don't carry immigration-related information such as birth notarization in your carry-on luggage, so the immigration officer will think that you have other intentions when entering the United States.

3. if you hold an H 1B work visa,

Your spouse H4 can't do any paid work.

You must work in the area and the designated location where the work permit (LCA) is submitted. Can't do different types of work across fields.

You can't take a second job unless other employers also give you h1b.

You can't be in America, but you actually work remotely for a company in your country or region.

If you have a green card.

You can't leave the United States for a long time (more than half a year)

Do not pay taxes while living in the United States.

Declare that you are a non-immigrant on the American tax return.

When entering the United States, do not sign the "Voluntary Abandonment of Green Card Form" (I-407).