Out Of Country Application
If you live outside the United States and wish to apply for an F1 Student Visa to study in the U.S., you must follow the proper application process.
1. Out of Country Application Form
2. Scanned copy of your Passport
3. Scanned copies of passports for any dependents (spouse and children under the age of 21). If there are no dependents, leave the Dependents section on the application form blank.
4. Bank statement proving sufficient funds.
If the applicant is sponsored by a third party:
1. If the sponsor is not a U.S. citizen, the Affidavit of Support on the application form must be signed.
2. If the sponsor is a U.S. citizen, Form I-134 must be downloaded from https://www.uscis.gov/i-134, completed, and signed. The sponsor must also provide a copy of their previous year’s income tax returns.
3. The sponsor must provide a bank statement showing sufficient funds.
Signed Enrollment and Refund Policy
Please note that the registration fee and mailing fee are non-refundable.
Every foreign student wanting to study in the United States will require to get a visa particular to students.
Most students who would like to study in the U.S.A. are issued with F1 Visa. Visiting the United States as a student is not so easy as it seems because the government asks you lots of paper work before they approve your application.
Applying for an F1 Visa requires lots of paper work meaning that you should have a couple of previously filled out forms and documents with you every time you visit during your F1 Visa application process. Since the paper work and progress circulation are so intense, foreign candidates for F1 Visa may get into trouble during the whole application process.
