Some students may choose to apply for a new reentry visa in their home country. Others may prefer to apply for their visa in a new country. You should refer to your preferred consulate or embassy’s ...

Overstaying a visa could lead to you losing important immigration-related privileges such as a work authorization that stops ...

The VISA Office recommends that students in this situation consult ... Be sure to check the validity of your travel signature before departing the U.S. to ensure a smoother reentry process. If you ...

For travel outside the United States, please carry the following documents with you (in hand, do not check in checked luggage): Passport valid six months past the planned date of reentry to the US ...

Always check with CGPS before you travel to make sure your visa status is currently valid and will remain so until you return through the port of entry. What to bring with you for re-entry into the ...

This documentation will be used to prove your immigration status and to allow reentry if you leave the United States. If you are leaving the U.S. and need a new visa stamp, refer to the F/J Reentry ...

Maintaining visa status is critical. F-1 and M-1 students must leave the US within 60 and 30 days, respectively, after ...

US green card holders face increased scrutiny and travel risks due to visa delays and stricter re-entry checks at ports of ...