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Yes, international students studying in a foreign country, including the United States, are required to have a valid passport. Always check the specific passport and visa requirements for the country where you plan to study, as these requirements can vary depending on your nationality, or contact a lawyer.
Don’t forget to check with the U.S. Embassy or Consulate in your home country and your prospective school for specific requirements and procedures, as they can vary depending on your circumstances and location. Additionally, staying informed about any changes to U.S. immigration policies and procedures is crucial when applying for an M-1 visa.
Deferring your studies for caregiving reasons is a legitimate and understandable choice when faced with significant family or personal responsibilities, but in your case, it’s important to approach this process with transparency, and the university should have procedures in place to support students in your situations. If you need further guidance or have any questions about the specific steps to follow, don’t hesitate to consult with your institution’s support services.
