J1 Visa
The J1 visa supports approved exchange programs, from student exchange to research scholars and interns.
What you should know about J1 Visa
The J1 visa covers a wide range of exchange programs. It is used by students, researchers, professors, interns, and trainees who take part in approved cultural and educational exchanges in the United States.
J1 has its own rules, and some programs come with a two year home residency requirement. We help you understand what applies to your case so you can plan your future with clear eyes.
The key points, in short
- For approved exchange visitor programs
- Covers students, scholars, interns, and trainees
- Program sponsor issues your DS-2019 form
- Bring family on J2 dependent visas
- Clear guidance on the two year home rule if it applies
We handle the hard parts with you
Program and sponsor
We help you understand your program category and how your sponsor and DS-2019 work.
Visa application
We prepare your DS-160, SEVIS fee, and interview so the steps are smooth.
Home residency rule
We explain if the two year home rule applies to you and what your options are.
Family support
We help your dependents apply for J2 visas to join you.
Common questions about J1 Visa
Students, research scholars, professors, interns, trainees, and other exchange visitors in approved programs use the J1 visa.
Not sure where to start? Let us help.
Your first guidance is completely free. Book a quick call and we will tell you honestly what your best options are.
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