Understand the types of American visas.

If you want to be a full-time student in the United States, you need a student visa. Bian Xiao tells you that there are two kinds of non-immigrant visas for people who want to study in the United States. Usually, these two kinds of American visas are divided into F and M visas.

You can compare the F- 1 or M- 1 visas provided below to see what kind of American study visa you are applying for:

1, you must register for "academic" education courses, language training courses, or vocational courses.

2. Your school must be recognized by the student exchange program and the Immigration and Customs Enforcement Bureau.

You must register as a full-time student in this school.

You must be proficient in English or register for courses aimed at mastering English.

You must have enough funds to support your whole study.

You must make sure that you have a place to live and have no idea of giving up.

F- 1 student visa

F- 1 visa (academic visa) allows you to study as a full-time student in an American-recognized university, seminary, conservatory of music, academic high school, primary school or other academic institutions or language training programs. You must register a program or course in a school with a degree, diploma or certificate. Your school must be recognized by the US government as a school that accepts international students.

M- 1 student visa

The classification of M- 1 visa (higher vocational students) includes students in on-the-job or other non-academic programs, except those who receive language training.

work

Bian Xiao told everyone that F- 1 students can't work outside the school in the first school year, but they can work on campus under certain conditions and restrictions. Students with visa F 1 have various off-campus work projects after the first school year. F- 1 The three types of off-campus jobs that students can engage in after one school year are:

1, course practice

2, elective internship practice (divided into before graduation and after graduation)

3, science, technology, engineering and mathematics postponed elective internship.

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

F- 1 and M- 1 Students' off-campus employment must be related to their studies, and before they start to study any job, they must obtain the authorization of the designated school director (the person who protects the interests of students and exchanges access information system (SEVIS)) and the US Citizenship and Immigration Service.

The above are the types of American visas introduced by Tiandao Bian Xiao. From the above information, I believe you can understand what types you need to pay attention to when applying for a visa in the United States. You can apply for a study visa in the United States according to your own situation.