What kinds of EXCHANGE VISAS does the United States provide? The J1 and J2…

Why is there such a high number of J1/J2 applicants?

The United States is a fascinatingly diverse country that provides many opportunities for international students to study, trainees to find work, and everyone to participate in exchange programs. It’s no surprise that there are a large number of J1/J2 Visa applicants each year, and that the number continues to rise!

What is the amount of money that J2 visa applicants must have?

When in the United States, the J1 Visa holder is responsible for financially assisting J-2 dependents. Before FSIS can issue DS-2019s to family members, the J1 holder must show proof of additional appropriate financial assistance if the minimum funding requirements for J-2 dependents are not met by the J1 holder’s wage, stipend, or other income. J-2 dependents must have a minimum funding amount of $700 for the spouse and $500 for each child.

Who is the most likely to apply for a J1/J2 visa?

Applicants for J1/J2 Visas come from all over the world, which is why this type of Visa is so popular. The majority of J1 Visa applicants come from China (40,000 applicants), the United Kingdom (20,000), and Germany (around 300,000 exchange visitors per year) (with about 20,000).

What documents are required for the J1 Visa?

The DS-160 Form, the DS-2019 Form, and the DS-7002 if it is required based on the program the Visa applicant has chosen to participate in are the forms that J1 Visa Applicants must fill out and bring with them to their interview with the American Embassy or Consulate.