Student Resource Center
Visa and Immigration Information
As part of our services to existing and prospective students, City University of Michigan Office of Student Affairs and Admissions assists with the visa and immigration process. If you are a foreign national or a student studying abroad, you will likely require a visa to enter the United States. The following section contains information regarding the F1 visa category, which is the most prevalent for overseas students, as well as other visa categories. CMICH is responsible for providing and controlling student visas for overseas students, and the process of securing a visa to study or work in the United States can be daunting. In order to guarantee that our students have access to reliable information when applying for a student or work visa, we've established the International Student Visa and Immigration Center. In addition to the particular criteria for each type of visa, there are additional general entry requirements for the United States. In general, you should:
- Vaccinated You do not require any vaccines to enter the United States unless you have just travelled from a country with an ongoing epidemic, such as cholera or yellow fever.
- Infractions of the law will result in deportation.
- Capable of supporting yourself during your stay.
- After completing your education, you intend to leave the United States.
- Please do not hesitate to contact our Student Immigration team if you require assistance with a student visa.
Guide to US Student Visas
Requirements, Procedures, and Common Questions
- F1 Student Visa
- J1 Visa Student Visa
- M1 Student Visa
- Green Card Drawing
- H-1B Visa
- EB-5 Visa
Guide to US Student Visas: Requirements, Procedures, and Common Questions
F1 Student Visa
The F1 Visa is the most prevalent visa awarded to students entering the United States. It is often provided to students who are travelling to the United States to participate in an academic program or to study English as a Second Language. F1 students must retain full-time student status.
J1 Visa Student Visa
Students who are required to complete an internship or practicum as part of their degree program are eligible for a J1 Visa; however, the J1 Visa also covers a large "Work/ Travel Program" that permits students to come to the United States for three to four months to find employment and explore the country.
M1 Student Visa
You may be eligible for an M1 visa if you intend to enroll in a school that provides training rather than degrees.
Green Card Drawing
Learn everything there is to know about the Green Card Lottery program, often known as the Diversity Lottery.
H-1B Visa
A non-U.S. A U.S. citizen who will engage in a specialized occupation requiring a high degree of theoretical or technical expertise is frequently qualified to apply for and acquire an H-1B visa.
EB-5 Visa
In exchange for a single investment, the EB-5 Visa, commonly known as the Immigrant Investor Visa, allows foreign citizens to obtain permanent residency in the United States.
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Number of International Students enrolled at CMICH
200+
Online Academic Accredited Programs to choose from
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Total Research Expenditure (Year 2021)
20.000+
Recent graduates began new jobs
$500.000+
Total expenditure on Global Research
$20Million+
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