Study Abroad
We Provide Support for Students Pursuing Advanced Degrees
- Guidance on navigating the U.S. education system for international students pursuing advanced degrees that align with EB-2 NIW eligibility.
- Assistance in securing admission to U.S. universities, with a focus on programs tied to national interest.
- Recommendations for research opportunities, publications, and academic collaborations that strengthen green card applications.
Integration into Academic Communities
- Support for finding mentorship, professional networks, and academic partnerships.
- Assistance with securing internships or assistantships to complement studies.
Service Process
Academic Planning: Assist in selecting universities and programs aligned with clients’ goals and U.S. immigration pathways.
Funding Guidance: Provide resources and support to secure scholarships, assistantships, or other financial aid.
Visa Application Support: Help clients navigate F-1 visa applications and maintain compliance with immigration requirements.
FAQs
What are the benefits of studying in the U.S.?
U.S. education offers world-class academic programs, networking opportunities, and potential pathways to permanent residency.
Can studying in the U.S. help with green card eligibility?
Yes, advanced degrees obtained in the U.S. strengthen EB-2 NIW applications.
Can I work while studying?
Yes, F-1 visa holders can work on-campus initially and later apply for OPT or CPT for off-campus employment.
Do you help with scholarships?
Absolutely, we guide clients in finding and applying for scholarships or financial aid opportunities.
What is an F-1 visa?
It is a student visa that allows international students to pursue academic programs in the United States.
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