How to Secure an F1 Visa from Your Native Country
How to Secure an F1 Visa from Your Native Country
Student Visa for mastering English in the USA
If you’re aiming to study at YOUSA from your native country, outside of the United States, you should secure an F1 visa at the closest U.S. consulate to your residence.
Student Visa for mastering English in the USA
If you’re aiming to study at YOUSA from your native country, outside of the United States, you should secure an F1 visa at the closest U.S. consulate to your residence.
The F1 visa is a class of non-immigrant student visa that permits non-natives to study in the USA. It’s crucial for those aspiring to be international scholars in the USA. Securing an F1 visa through the U.S. embassy in your native country is typically uncomplicated and swift.
YOUSA candidates seeking to apply for the F-1 student visa must meet a few requirements to be considered into our English program, and receive an I-20 with our school:
– F-1 Student: $ 17,280/ year
– F-2 Dependent (if any): $4,000/ year
If you do not have proof of the minimum funds required by YOUSA Learning Institute, please be prepared to present one individual who is committed to paying for your studies (Financial Sponsor).
Have the following PDF documents available before starting the online application:
1.Gather all the necessary documents into PDF:
Transfer In Form completed and signed by the DSO of the previous school.
2. In the case of financial sponsorship
– F-1 Student: $17,280/ year
– F-2 Dependent (if any): $4,000/ year
YOUSA candidates seeking to apply for the F-1 student visa must meet a few requirements to be considered into our English program, and receive an I-20 with our school:
Student: Present Proof of Financial Capacity for the period of study
Dependent (if any): $4,000/ year
If you do not have proof of the minimum funds required by YOUSA Learning Institute, please be prepared to present one individual (Financial Sponsor) who is committed to paying for your studies.
Have the following documents saved in PDF ready to attach:
Bank statements from the last 30 days that prove the required minimum account funds
In the case of a financial sponsor, the Affidavit of Financial Support form must be signed by the sponsor, and a copy of the sponsor’s ID must be presented as well.
Our Semi-Intensive program is created especially to suit our students who live in or are visiting Orlando, we offer integrated skills with a focus on conversation, vocabulary and pronunciation. Classes are given 4 days a week, full time or weekends.
Necessary documents for the enrollment:
The student has to send the documentation as PDF to be able to attatch in the enrollment form.
Hunter’s Creek
12200 Menta St. suite 110,
Orlando, Florida – 32837
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1507 Park Center Dr, suite 1H
Orlando, Florida – 32835
