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F-1 Visas - For StudentsNavigation: Home > Immigration Law> F-1 Visas
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F-1 Visas are for students going to a college or university accredited by the INS. To get a student visa, you have to qualify to enter the college or university, and, in many cases, pass the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Once you enter the school, you must prove that you have enough resources to avoid working illegally in the United States. F-1 Students, however, can work in on-campus jobs, college internships or co-ops, or in positions required to complete a degree, so long as you don’t work more than 20 hours per week. In limited circumstances, you can also work if you have severe economic hardship. |
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