- MIM Application Form - Non-United States Citizens
- TOEFL Requirement (Test of English as a Foreign Language)
- Form I-20 Requirement
Student Applicants (for F-1) -
Overview
Please read the Department of State,
Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs website,
Guide to U.S Higher
Education for visa information pertaining to foreign nationals who want to attend classes in the Unites States.
In most countries, first time student visa
applicants are required to appear for an
in-person interview. However, each embassy and
consulate sets its own interview policies and
procedures regarding student visas. Students
should consult Embassy web sites or call for
specific application instructions.
Keep in mind that June, July, and August are the
busiest months in most consular sections, and
interview appointments are the most difficult to
get during that period. Students need to plan
ahead to avoid having to make repeat visits to
the Embassy. To the extent possible, students
should bring the documents suggested below, as
well as any other documents that might help
establish their ties to the local
community.
It is important to apply for your visa
well in advance of your travel departure
date.
Department of State,
Bureau of Education and Cultural Affairs website,
Guide to U.S Higher
Education









