Top 7 Ways For International Students to Stay In US After Graduation | Ben Analyst

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As an international student, you have an advantage in pursuing citizenship compared to other non-natives, because you have already been given access to enter legally for your education. When you graduate, you have several options for transferring your F-1 visa status into legal residency.
On your F-1 visa, you can only stay in the United States for 60 days after your graduation date, so it’s in your best interests to start planning for your course of action well before you graduate. In this article, we’ll explain seven options to extend your stay in the United States after you graduate.
Top seven ways that help international students increase their stay in the U.S.
1. Optional practical training (OPT)
2. H-1B visa (non-immigrant visa)
3. Green card
4. Continue education
5. Military service
6. Marry a U.S. citizen
7. Immediate family sponsorship
In conclusion, Walking across the stage and receiving your diploma doesn't mean the end of your time in the United States. But don't wait until a few months before graduation to start making plans for your extended stay.

[artur]

Thanks for the very useful video, Ben!

[jamilabahra]

Military option is no longer available .. I contacted several offices but it’s not working. Is it still working or any way to go about it ?

[kechi]

Do you have a link to official US government websites that go into detail about continuing your education after getting your bachelors degree as an international student? For example an international student that just finished their nursing degree in a US college but wants to study medicine in the US for their graduate degree

[iselu]

Should we apply for the green card before getting the student visa or after?

[mr.morgan]

thanks a can u do a vid about cheapest universities for int student

[harry]

Does we can buy girls in us for marring🤣