- Students
- Faculty & Scholars
- Study Abroad
- English Language Center
- International Pathway
- Study Center Italy
- Global Relations
- Prospective Students
- Global Career Fellows
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Travel & Risk Management
- Faculty & Staff International Travel Procedures
- Restricted Regions for Faculty & Staff
- Official and Personal Travel to Prohibited Regions
- Official and Personal Travel to Suspended Regions
- Student International Travel Procedures
- Restricted Regions for Students
- Emergency Support
- The International Oversight Committee
- Health and Safety Resources
F-1
Type of visa (immigration status)
Student
Eligibility criteria
- Admission to academic course of study
- Evidence of adequate financial support for length of program
- Indication of adequate English language skills or opportunity to improve
Possible income from U.S. sources
- Employment on campus
- Pre-authorized off-campus employment
Maximum length of stay in U.S.
- As long as academic progress continues
Advantages
- Easy to change status when applicable
- Not subject to home country residence requirement
Disadvantages
- Off-campus work severely limited, except for post-degree practical training (12 months)
- Spouse unable to work
Supporting documentation needed
- Proof of academic admission
- Evidence of financial support for length of program
- I-20 (issued by UTSA)