Discover the 3 different types of US student visas that allow international students to study in the United States and determine which of these student visas is best for you.

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International students could study in the United States on an F1, J1, or M1 student visa. In this video, you will understand who one can get each of these US student visa classes and the limitations of each of these US student visas.

To apply for the F1 or M1 student visa, you will need to first obtain a Form I20 from your prospective university. This is an immigration document issued by U.S. Schools certified by a United States Government Agency. This document is usually issued after you have received an admission offer AND provided an evidence of financial support for your U.S. education.

Similarly, to apply for the J1 visa, you will need to obtain a Form DS2019 from your J1 sponsor, which is usually given after you show proof of funds to cover your education in the U.S. J1 sponsors are certified to issue the Form DS2019 by a US Government Agency.

F1 visa international students can also bring their dependents such as a spouse and child/children to the United States using the F2 visa. However, dependents on an F2 visa can not work in the United States.

Similarly J1 visa holders can bring dependent spouses and children on the J2 visa. These dependents are allowed to work in the US after receiving a work authorization.

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