I have applied for F4 relative immigration, can I still apply for F 1 study visa?

If you have applied for F4 relative immigration, you can't apply for F 1 study visa, because the visa officer will think that the applicant has an immigration tendency and refuse the visa. You can wait until you get a green card, and then it's not too late to study abroad. '

American visa F 1 is issued to full-time students studying in the United States, and there is no quota limit. With the visa F 1, they can work on campus. If they want to work off campus, they need special approval. F2 visa is issued to the spouse and children of international students (visa holder F 1). If you have obtained the admission notice from an American school, you can apply for a non-immigrant visa of F 1 to the American embassy or consulate abroad or the Immigration Bureau. However, these schools must be recognized by the US Immigration Service and be qualified to recruit foreign students.