The F-1 visa serves as a temporary residence permit for students who wish to study in the United States. Whether you are enrolled in a school, college, seminary, or conservatory, this visa opens the door to a defined period of academic activity.
Applicants need to bring essential documents, and the consular officer will ask questions to determine visa approval.
Yes, spouses and unmarried minor children can accompany F-1 visa holders with F-2 visas. Although payment of the SEVIS fee is not required for them, the school must issue the individual Form I-20, and proof of relationship and a copy of the F-1 or M-1 visa must be provided.
F-1 visa holders can work in certain cases. For example, they can work on campus and, in certain cases, off-campus, following specific regulations. However, family members on F-2 visas are not allowed to work.
Yes, F-1 visa holders can change schools, but they must follow the necessary procedures and inform the U.S. government of the change.
After completing their studies, F-1 visa holders have several options, including applying for Optional Practical Training (OPT) or pursuing further studies. They must adhere to visa regulations to stay in the U.S. legally.
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