US and Europe Student Visa and Permit
Hidasi Consulting Group offers United States and Europe student visa services to clients from all over the world. For many, this can be a stressful and lengthy process. We provide consultation to clients on the process of applying for a student visa in the United States and European Union.
Our services include:
• Conducting initial assessments of potential applicants to ensure their
application eligibility.
• Assisting clients with commonly encountered problems.
• Assisting clients with any additional necessary procedures and follow-up
advocacy.
Common types of student visa applications in the United States:
F-1 Visa, Academic Student Visa
The F-1 visa is for students who are interested in obtaining a full-time degree or attending an academic program at a school, college, or university approved by the U.S. Government in compliance with the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). The F-1 visa also permits students to work on campus and in some cases off campus. It is usually valid until the student's course of study is completed but often offers a possibility for an Optional Practical Training(OPT) period of a year or less.
M-1 - Vocational Student Visa
The M-1 visa applies to students who would like to enroll in a non-academic or a vocational program of study. The M-1 visa differs from the F-1 visa in that it is valid for only one year but extensions for up to three years can be applied for. Some examples of "vocational study" would be a language program, cooking classes, technical studies or cosmetology program.
J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa
The J-1 exchange visa is for cultural exchange purposes. This is for individuals who wish to participate on a temporary basis in certain programs as a teacher, professor, research scholar, trainee, intern, university student; nonacademic specialist, camp counselor, foreign physician, au pair or summer student in a travel/work program.
When applying for a visa or permit it is important that you file with the most current forms. Expired or outdated forms submitted may result in denial of your application.
Hidasi Consulting Group offers United States and Europe student visa services to clients from all over the world. For many, this can be a stressful and lengthy process. We provide consultation to clients on the process of applying for a student visa in the United States and European Union.
Our services include:
• Conducting initial assessments of potential applicants to ensure their
application eligibility.
• Assisting clients with commonly encountered problems.
• Assisting clients with any additional necessary procedures and follow-up
advocacy.
Common types of student visa applications in the United States:
F-1 Visa, Academic Student Visa
The F-1 visa is for students who are interested in obtaining a full-time degree or attending an academic program at a school, college, or university approved by the U.S. Government in compliance with the Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). The F-1 visa also permits students to work on campus and in some cases off campus. It is usually valid until the student's course of study is completed but often offers a possibility for an Optional Practical Training(OPT) period of a year or less.
M-1 - Vocational Student Visa
The M-1 visa applies to students who would like to enroll in a non-academic or a vocational program of study. The M-1 visa differs from the F-1 visa in that it is valid for only one year but extensions for up to three years can be applied for. Some examples of "vocational study" would be a language program, cooking classes, technical studies or cosmetology program.
J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa
The J-1 exchange visa is for cultural exchange purposes. This is for individuals who wish to participate on a temporary basis in certain programs as a teacher, professor, research scholar, trainee, intern, university student; nonacademic specialist, camp counselor, foreign physician, au pair or summer student in a travel/work program.
When applying for a visa or permit it is important that you file with the most current forms. Expired or outdated forms submitted may result in denial of your application.
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