Studying Abroad
Getting Your USA Student VisaAfter you have been accepted into a college in the USA, you can now apply for a student visa which will allow you to enter the USA and begin your classes. You can not apply for a student visa of any type (F1, M, J1) until you are accepted by a college and the college sends you the required paperwork our government needs to begin your student visa process.Remember that the 1st step in the process of coming to the USA for your college is applying to a college in the USA. Our government will not give you a student visa (F1, M, or J1) unless you have been accepted into a SEVIS-approved college. How to Apply for Student VisaAfter being accepted to college, you must pay what is called the I-901 fee and get a receipt of this payment.You can find out all about how to pay this fee here.After paying the I-901 fee and getting a receipt, you can apply for a visa at any American embassy or consulate before you travel to the USA.You will find it a big help to read through the instructions available on the embassy or consulate website in the country where you are applying from, such as China, or Russia, or Brazil, for example. Complete the Online Visa ApplicationApplication – to apply for a student visa, go online and fill out the Non-Immigrant Visa Application, form DS-160. Click to learn more about completing this DS-160 form.1) You must complete the online visa application2) Print the application form confirmation page and bring it to your student visa interview at your embassy/consulate.Photo – you are able to upload your photo while completing the online Form DS-160. Your photo must be in the format explained in the Photograph Requirements. What’s Next?Now that you have been accepted into a college for a program of study, and you’re applying for a student visa, you must prepare for your student visa interview.You can be accepted into a program and have all of your student visa paperwork but you must be Approved after this interview or you could be Denied your student visa. This interview is so important that I wrote a book on how to prepare and pass this interview!Preparing for your Student Visa Interview is the next step…Once you pass your student visa interview you will receive your visa and you can make your travel plans to come to the USA and begin your studies.Go USA!– MikeAll information presented here is from my personal research and my attempts to save you time and money when pursuing your dream of coming to the USA to study. Do not take any of this information as LEGAL advice – I am not an attorney, nor do I play one on TV. This information is gathered from a variety of sources including many U.S. Government websites and I urge you to validate this information as much as possible, just as I do when posting on this blog. 7 thoughts on “Getting Your U.S.A Student Visa”nasrat ullah August 16, 2020at 12:12 pmI want study moreReply ↓sayed mujtaba August 30, 2020at 2:10 ami will be a good student thereReply ↓abdulbasit kamal September 12, 2020at 5:41 amthinks for the government of America pave the way for studymy great ambition study in USAReply ↓abdulbasit kamal September 12, 2020at 5:50 amjust i want study in USAmy great ambition study in USAF the government of USA pave the way study for me i so so happy for the government of USA thinksReply ↓shahpoor April 17, 2021at 3:32 amI am a young Afghan newly graduated doctor from Kabul Afghanistan. Being grown in situation of conflict with high prevalence of human right abuse and violation, I have joint the civil society to advocate for human right specially the women rights in the country. Currently I am working with a national NGO working with conflict affected communities for conflict resolution and peace building in the community level. Meanwhile I am working in a obstetrics section to provide health services for mothers.Reply ↓Mike Ward, M.Ed., Post authorJuly 8, 2021at 11:31 amCongratulations on becoming a doctor! we need more doctors who can deal with the growing conflicts around the globe. Good luck!Reply ↓dipen August 18, 2021at 3:04 ami got 5.5 band and i want to go USA with this band any how!!!!!!! please help me???Reply ↓Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Captcha: What is 3 + 5? Notify me of follow-up comments by email. 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