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Illustration of a J-1 teacher in Arizona reviewing monthly expenses including rent, car, food, and bills with cost of living and salary comparison.

Arizona Cost of Living J-1 Teachers: How Much Do They Spend in Arizona? (First 3 Months)

How much do J-1 teachers really spend in Arizona? This guide breaks down the Arizona cost of living for J-1 teachers, including real monthly expenses, housing options, and hidden costs during the first 3 months.

International teacher looking out of an airplane window while thinking about options after a J-1 visa program ends.

What Options Do Teachers Have After a J-1 Visa Ends? (2026 Guide)

What options do teachers have after a J-1 visa ends? This guide explains possible pathways and long-term considerations for international educators.

Why J-1 Teachers Should Stay on Top of Their Financial Obligations

As a J-1 teacher in the U.S., your financial obligations go beyond paying bills. Unpaid debts can affect your credit score, professional reputation, and even your visa pathway. Learn why it’s crucial to honor every commitment.

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