Used to apply for a J-1 student visa at a U.S. consulate/embassy abroad. Must be presented at the U.S. port of entry every time one seeks to enter the U.S in J-1 status. It is valid only for the ...

This page contains visa and immigration information for F-1 and J-1 Non-Degree students at the University of Delaware. For ELI students who have a J-1 visa, please refer to the CGPS ELI Students ...

The Immigration and Nationality Act (INA) established in section 212(e) that participants in the J-1 program would in some cases be subject to a requirement to reside for two years in their home ...

The J-1 Exchange Visitor visa may be used for scholars who come to campus to teach, lecture, observe, consult, or conduct research. Some basic eligibility requirements are as follows: Professor: A ...

Learn more about how long you can remain in the country on a J-1 visa, program extensions and grace periods, bringing dependents and spouses to the U.S., home country residency requirements, ...

J-1 students are eligible for this type of off-campus employment only if they have experienced financial problems caused by unforeseen circumstances beyond their control that have arisen since ...

Request a Program Extension if you will not graduate by the Program End Date listed on your I-20. Note that once studies are completed, J-1 students are permitted a 30-day grace period, but if you are ...

A visitor may come to teach, do research, observe or consult on a project. The length of stay on the J-1 visa varies depending on the program. The Center for Global Programs & Services (CGPS) assists ...