What does the i20 visa mean?

I20 visa is one of the important documents for American students.

The i20 visa can be used to prove that the applicant has been admitted to an American school and obtained the admission qualification of the school. I20 visa is a form issued by American schools, which contains the applicant's personal information, course information, tuition fees, living expenses and other important information, and is recognized by the US Department of Homeland Security.

When applying for F- 1 visa, the applicant needs to provide the visa officer with the i20 visa form as one of the visa application materials. F- 1 visa is a non-immigrant visa, which is mainly used for students studying in the United States. Students with this visa can study legally in the United States and have the right to practice or work for a certain period of time after their studies.

What are the requirements for applying for an i20 visa?

Applicants need to obtain an admission notice from an American school and be officially accepted as an international student by the school. Applicants need to prove that they have sufficient financial resources to pay tuition and living expenses in the United States, and provide corresponding financial documents. Applicants need to have basic English language skills and be able to have simple daily communication.

Applicants need to prove that they have no criminal record and are not restricted by any criminal proceedings. Applicants need to prove that they are willing to return to their original residence after completing their studies, rather than staying in the United States illegally. Applicants need to have the academic background and education consistent with the courses they apply for in order to complete their studies.

For the above contents, please refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-American study visa.