Your hosting department will be your point of contact to provide assistance during your time at Michigan Tech. International Programs and Services (IPS), will support you and your department with your ...

J-1 exchange students study at the University of Nevada, Reno, for one semester or one academic year as non-degree students. J-1 exchange students must follow the same regulations as J-1 ...

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The DS-2019 request and related forms can be downloaded here. Information explaining how to make payment of the above-noted fees will be sent via e-mail from the Office of International Education.

Western Michigan University (WMU) is a designated sponsor under the U.S. Department of State J-1 Exchange Visitor Program (also known as J-1 Scholars), allowing visiting professors, research scholars, ...

In order for Case Western Reserve University to sponsor a J-1 visa for an individual, the individual must possess sufficient English language skills to enable them to successfully participate in the J ...

First, the information below does not apply to J-1 scholars at Purdue. On the DS2019, item 4 Exchange Visitor Category states Professor, Research Scholar or Short-term Scholars for J-1 scholars. For ...

J-2 dependents are defined as a spouse or an unmarried, minor child of a J-1 student. A minor child is under the age of 21. They: may enter the US along with or after the J-1 nonimmigrant, but never ...

The Department of State (DOS) revised the J-1 Skills List, which lists home countries to which foreign nationals are subject to a two-year foreign home residency requirement. The change, however, does ...

The J-1 Exchange Visitor classification was established by the US Department of State (DOS) to facilitate the exchange of international research and education. To initiate processing, the host ...

The J-1 visa was meant to be America’s soft-power handshake. A cultural exchange that allowed young people from around the world to live, work briefly, and absorb the idea of the US as a land of ...