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If you are planning to study in the United States of America, obtaining a student visa is your first and one of the most crucial steps towards fulfilling this dream. Our company specializes in providing comprehensive services for arranging F-1 student visas. We understand that the visa application process can seem complex and daunting, which is why our goal is to make this process as simple and clear as possible for each client.
On this page, you will find all the necessary information about the student visa application procedure, including a list of required documents, a detailed description of the application steps, and information about our fees. We aim to provide you with complete support at every stage—from the initial consultation to obtaining your visa.
On this page, you will find all the necessary information about the student visa application procedure, including a list of required documents, a detailed description of the application steps, and information about our fees. We aim to provide you with complete support at every stage—from the initial consultation to obtaining your visa.
Benefits of a US Student Visa
1. No age restrictions
There are no age restrictions for enrolling in educational institutions in the USA. You can come to study from the ages of 15 to 80. It is never too late to start learning and exploring a new country.
2. You can go together with your family.
The spouse and children of a student can accompany them by obtaining an F2 visa.
Holders of an F2 visa can stay in the US without restrictions and can enter and leave the US as long as the visa is valid. Additionally, children are allowed to attend public elementary and secondary schools.
Holders of an F2 visa can stay in the US without restrictions and can enter and leave the US as long as the visa is valid. Additionally, children are allowed to attend public elementary and secondary schools.
3. You can travel within the USA
Holders of F1/F2 visas have unrestricted freedom to travel within the United States. Travel, explore, and enjoy.
5. Gain invaluable experience working in an American company.
During their studies, an F-1 student may work on the premises of the educational institution for no more than 20 hours per week during the academic term and up to 40 hours per week during breaks. After completing their educational program, they can apply for Optional Practical Training (OPT) and work for an American company for up to one year.
6. And these are just a few of the benefits.
These are far from all the benefits of a student visa. Holders of an F1 visa can start a company in the USA, obtain a driver's license, change their status to an immigrant status if there are grounds, open credit cards, and much more.
4. No restrictions on the duration of stay in the USA.
Students with an F1 visa and their family members holding F2 visas can stay in the United States indefinitely as long as they maintain their student status.
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Filling DS-160
We will schedule you for an interview at the US embassy
Collection and preparation of documents
Issuing Form I-20
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Form I-20 is an official document approved by the U.S. government and issued by certified educational institutions. This form is needed by potential students to obtain non-immigrant visas of categories F-1 and M-1. Form I-20 is evidence of enrollment in an educational institution. It contains all the necessary data for paying the SEVIS I-901 fee, applying for a visa, changing visa status, and entering the USA. Form I-20 contains the student's identification number in the SEVIS system. This number is located in the upper right corner of the form above the barcode, it starts with the letter N, followed by nine digits.
It is recommended to apply for a non-immigrant student visa immediately after receiving Form I-20. Applying for the visa early allows you to schedule the interview in a timely manner.
You can enter the USA no earlier than 30 days before the start date of your education indicated on the Form I-20, regardless of the visa issuance date.
Yes, you can. It is better to do this before obtaining the visa or after arriving in the USA, as the name of the educational institution on the Form I-20 and in the annotation on your visa must match. If they do not match, or if you inform an immigration officer of your intention to study at an institution not indicated in the annotation, they may deny you entry into the USA.
The waiting time for the Form I-20 depends on the educational institution. On average, the waiting time for the Form I-20 is 2-5 business days.
The Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS) is a program through which educational institutions and exchange program administrators are required to confirm the status of their foreign students and exchange visitors, both upon their enrollment and throughout their program participation. Applicants applying for a student visa must pay the SEVIS fee before the visa is issued. For more information, please visit the SEVIS website.
