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As per the F-1 Students Regulatory Board, OPT Students can travel abroad on certain conditions. They require additional documents and paperwork to be able to come back to the US. Though there are certain risks involved, as OIE does not guarantee that the students will be granted admission by Customs…

At a Glance F-1 students have a 30-day grace period before and a 60-day grace period after their study program. During these periods, they can plan departure, apply for work authorization, transfer, or continue studies. OPT candidates have specific grace periods for applying and reapplying, with STE…

At a Glance Securing a US mortgage as a non-US citizen can be challenging due to factors like lack of credit history and uncertainty regarding visa status. Permanent resident aliens with a green card find it easier to obtain a mortgage, while non-permanent resident aliens need to prove their intenti…

Why are so many people applying for a second master’s degree in the States? And what is CPT? Is CPT the same as OPT? All these and many more questions come to mind when you talk about working in the US. At a Glance For those unable to secure an H1B visa, pursuing a second […]

Planning to live and work in the U.S. this year? The first step is to apply for an H-1B Visa 2023 petition with the USCIS. Struggling to find an H-1B visa sponsor, especially from India? Wondering which companies can sponsor you? Those on H4 or F1 visas already in the U.S. might have the same [&hell…

At a Glance Mortgage loans on an L1 visa are possible with specific requirements. Requirements include 2 years of US work history, a 2-year credit history, passport, and ITIN for tax purposes. Proof of assets is needed for the down payment and closing costs. Possibility to use a personal loan for th…

At a Glance The H-1B Visa is for foreign professionals hired by US companies, requiring a bachelor’s degree and demonstrating the lack of qualified US applicants. The L1 Visa is for managers/executives transferring within the same company or opening US operations, with requirements such as emp…

At a Glance: If you’re on a tight budget and planning to study an MBA in the United States, this article highlights the cheapest universities offering MBA programs. Ivy League schools like Harvard and Stanford are expensive, costing over $95,000. However, for more affordable options, universit…

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