Rules for returning overseas students

International student status refers to the visas for non-immigrant students to study in the United States, including F/ 1, J/ 1, M/ 1. However, if international students lose their identity or seriously violate US immigration laws, they will be included in the repatriation procedure and eventually repatriated by the US Immigration Service. This article will introduce the repatriation regulations of international students in detail to help them better understand their rights and obligations.

Prohibition of employment

International students are not allowed to find a job, and those who violate it are regarded as violating the immigration law. Once you finish your studies or are cancelled by the school, your study abroad status will be terminated and you need to leave the country according to the regulations, otherwise you will be included in the repatriation procedure.

obey the law

Students studying in the United States must also abide by the federal and state laws of the United States, and offenders will be repatriated. Therefore, international students should understand American laws and regulations and abide by local laws and regulations.

Three visa types

The status of international students is F- 1, J- 1, M- 1. F- 1 is an academic student visa, and you can apply for employment in the United States after graduation; J- 1 is an academic education exchange visa, which requires students to return to China to serve after graduation. M- 1 is a non-academic and technical training study visa and cannot be employed in the United States after completing his studies.

Repatriation procedure

Non-American students who lose their status as international students or seriously violate US immigration laws will be included in the repatriation procedure and eventually repatriated by the US Immigration Service. International students should abide by American laws and regulations, maintain good behavior and morality, and avoid being repatriated.