US student visa: types and requirements to get one
If you have plans to study in the United States, be aware that you need to apply for a US student visa.

And there are different types, and the ideal visa for you will depend on the nature of the course and the institution you choose.

In this article, you will learn about the possibilities of applying for a student visa, you will understand when it is necessary to have one, what are the characteristics of each one, the value, the requirements and, of course, the step by step to apply, in addition to the duration. and other issues.

Read on to the end and get ready to study in the United States!

US Student Visa: When is it Required?

The US student visa is applied for different situations such as:

Study English
Do high school
Exchange
Enter college
Study at a professional or non-academic institution
Participate in a cultural program.
So, whenever your trip to the United States is for one of the above purposes, you will need a student visa.

Know that it is possible to study in the USA with a tourist visa, as long as the course does not exceed 18 hours per week.

We will address this issue later.

Watch this video from our YouTube channel with tips for getting your US student visa approved:

Now let's see which type of student visa applies to each of the situations and their main characteristics.



US student visa requirements: https://www.aecglobal.com.au/

To apply for and receive a US student visa, you need to be aware of certain requirements and requirements.

The institution where you intend to study must:

Be officially recognized
Issue the I-20 form (for F-1 and M-1 categories)
Issue form DS-2019 (for category J-1).
The student must:

Be accepted by the institution where you will take your course (F-1 and M-1)
Be accepted into an exchange program category (J-1)
Prove connection with India
Demonstrate sufficient financial resources for all expenses during your period in the US
Prove scholarship, if applicable
Be proficient in English, with TOEFL or IELTS
F-1 visas must be applied for within 120 days of the start of the course.
You must also submit a list of documents such as:

Proof of schedule for data collection at the Visa Applicant Service Center (CASV) and for interview at the Embassy or Consulate in India.