Types of US Student Visa

By Gaurav Kandari | March 14, 2024

There are 3 types of visas available for applicants who want postgraduate, master or vocational education. These Visas are essentially subdivided into different classes depending on the type of Visa Application formed.

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F-VISA

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M-VISA

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J-VISA

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