The J1 exchange visitor program is designed to promote the interchange of persons, knowledge,
and skills in the fields of education, arts, and sciences. Participants include:
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Students at all academic levels
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Trainees obtaining on-the-job training with firms, institutions, and agencies
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Teachers of primary, secondary, and specialized schools
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Professors coming to teach or do research at institutions of higher learning
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Research scholars
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Professional trainees in the medical and allied fields
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International visitors coming to U.S. to tour, observe, consult, conduct research, receive training, demonstrate specialized knowledge or skills, or participate in an organized people-to-people program
Benefits of the J1 Visa
A.
You can enter the U.S. as an exchange visitor
B.
Your dependents can stay with you as long as you maintain your J1 status. They can also attend school while on the
J-2 dependent visa
C.
You are exempt from Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) tax withholdings
D.
Your dependents are eligible to apply for employment authorization, and may work in the U.S. However,
they cannot get work authorization if the money earned is needed to support you
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