Study In USA
The United States is one of the most sought-after destinations for international students, offering unmatched academic excellence, research opportunities, and a wide range of career pathways. Home to the world’s top-ranking universities, modern campuses, and innovative learning environments, the USA provides students with a truly global education experience that shapes them for successful futures.
Whether you’re interested in engineering, computer science, business, healthcare, arts, finance, biotechnology, or any specialized field, American institutions offer thousands of programs designed to suit every career ambition. The strong emphasis on practical learning, industry exposure, internships, and state-of-the-art research facilities helps students develop skills that are highly valued worldwide.
Studying in the USA also gives students the flexibility to personalize their learning through electives, minors, and interdisciplinary programs—something unique to the American education system. Beyond academics, students experience a diverse cultural environment, vibrant campus life, and exposure to people from all backgrounds, helping them grow both personally and professionally.
With opportunities such as CPT (Curricular Practical Training) and OPT (Optional Practical Training), students can gain real-world work experience in leading industries, enhancing their chances of securing global careers.
At Qloble Overseas Education & Immigration, we guide students through every step of their USA study journey—from selecting the right university and preparing strong applications to securing financial documents and ensuring a smooth F-1 student visa process.
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USA Visa Process
To study in the United States, international students must apply for an F-1 Student Visa (most common). Below is the complete visa process explained in simple steps:
- 1. Get Admission & Receive the Form I-20 - Once you are accepted by a SEVP-approved university or college, you will receive the I-20 Form, which contains:
Your program details
• SEVIS ID
• Program start date
• Financial information
This form is required for your visa application.
- 2. Pay the SEVIS Fee - Before applying for the F-1 visa, you must pay the SEVIS I-901 fee online.
Keep the payment receipt—it is required for your interview.
- 3. Complete the DS-160 Visa Application - Fill out the DS-160 form online. After submission, you will receive a confirmation page with a barcode, which must be carried to the interview.
- 4. Pay the Visa Fee & Book Appointments - You must pay the MRV visa fee and schedule:
• Biometrics appointment (VAC)
• Visa interview appointment (Consulate/Embassy)
• Both appointments are mandatory for F-1 visa applicants.
- 5. Attend the Biometrics Appointment (VAC) - At the Visa Application Center, your:
• Fingerprints
• Photograph
will be taken.
- 6. Attend the F-1 Visa Interview - This is the most important step. The visa officer will ask about:
• Your university and course
• Financial capability
• Future goals after study
• Ties to home country
Carry all required documents:
• Passport
• I-20 form
• DS-160 confirmation
• SEVIS fee receipt
• Bank statements / financial proof
• Academic certificates
• Admission letter
• If approved, your passport will be collected for visa stamping.
- 7. Receive Your F-1 Visa - Once your visa is issued, you will get your passport with an F-1 visa stamp. You may enter the USA up to 30 days before your program start date.
- 8. Travel to the USA & Complete Arrival Formalities - At the port of entry, U.S. Customs (CBP) will review your documents and issue an I-94 entry record.
- 9. Begin Your Studies - You can now join your institution and start your academic journey in the USA.
Students with F-1 visas can also work on-campus part-time and apply for OPT/CPT programs based on eligibility.
