Overseas university study guide for students

University Guide

    1. United Kingdom
      1. How to apply for UK student visa?
      2. When to apply for my UK student visa?
      3. What documents do I need to apply for UK student visa?
      4. What is a CAS (Confirmation of Acceptance for Studies)?
      5. When will I get my CAS letter?
      6. What proof of funding do I need for a UK visa?
      7. How long does it take to apply a UK student visa?
      8. How much does a UK student visa cost?
      9. What is the 30-day vignette found in my passport?
      10. What is the Biometric Residential Permit (BRP)?
      11. As an international student, do I have to register with the UK police?
    3. Australia
      1. How to apply for an Australian student visa?
      2. What documents do I need to apply for Australian student visa?
      3. What is a eCOE letter?
      4. When should I apply for my Australian visa?
      5. How long does it take to apply for an Australian student visa?
      6. How much does the Australia student visa cost?
      7. What is GTE (Genuine Temporary Entrant) status?
    5. United States
      1. Do I require a US student visa?
      2. How do I apply for a US F1 student visa?
      3. What documents do I need to apply for US F1 student visa?
      4. What is a Form I-20 document?
      5. When should I apply for my US visa?
      6. How long does it take to apply for a US student visa?
      7. How much does the US student visa cost?
    7. Ireland
      1. Do I need an Irish Student visa?
      2. How do I apply for an Irish student visa?
      3. When should I apply for my Irish visa?
      4. What is Garda National Immigration Bureau (GNIB) registration?

What documents do I need to apply for US F1 student visa?

As part of the US visa application process, you are required to submit the following documents at the US embassy:
  1. Form I-20
  2. DS-160 application confirmation page (only the confirmation page with bar code is required)
  3. Visa application fee (MRV) receipt (from Standard Chartered)
  4. SEVIS I-901 fee payment receipt
  5. Passport (valid for 6 months after date of arrival in the US)
  6. Proof of funds
  7. Academic awards and transcripts
  8. Transcripts for other tests, e.g. SAT, GRE, IELTS, TOEFL, GMAT, LSAT
For physical submission please ensure that you bring along all original documents. Non-English documents should be accompanied by an English translated and certified copy.
If you are intending to provide your bank statement as a proof of funds for your studies, you will need prepare the funds well in advance of your visa application.

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