Visa Help, Teaching Tips, and Money Advice for International Educators
Yes, teachers can qualify for a U visa in the U.S.—but only in specific situations. If you’ve been a victim of a serious crime like domestic violence, assault, or stalking, and you’re willing to cooperate with law enforcement, the U visa may provide legal stay, work authorization, and even a path to a green card.
Think the green card process is out of reach? If you’re a teacher in a high-need field, the NIW may be your best chance to stay in the U.S. permanently—without employer sponsorship.
Are you a J-1 teacher with a U.S. citizen spouse or child? A 212(e) waiver might help you stay in the U.S. legally. Here’s what to know before you apply.
If you’re a teacher currently living outside the United States and wondering if there’s a way to teach in America long-term without needing a job offer or school sponsor, you might be surprised to learn that the National Interest Waiver (NIW) could be an option. What is the National Interest Waiver (NIW)? The NIW allows … Read more