- Welcome to the Office of International Programs
The Office of International Programs is dedicated to serving the special needs of international students and helping to create a supportive environment in which to live and study.
Future Students
Admitted Students
1. Pay your SEVIS fee for your visa interview
1a. Tips for a successful visa interview
2. Health form and Health Insurance
3. Housing and deposit requirements
4. Arrival and Traveling information
4a. Important Port of Entry and I-94 requirements
5. Mandatory International Orientation
Current Students
1. Living in the US
2. Forms
3. Helpful Links
4. Staff
Attention International Students
Visa Options after Graduation (H1 B visa and more)
Thursday, April 25thIf you are interested in finding out your visa options after graduation and after OPT, please attend the featured workshop (Thursday, April 25th). This workshop will only be held once for Spring. All are welcome.Time: 11 a.m.
Place: Harre Union Shield Room (Room LL60) (Lower Level in the Union)
Speaker: Ms. Dana Rifai, Attorney at Law
Burke Costanza & CarberryEmployment is a "benefit" for F-1 students, which means students must be in legal status to be eligible to apply.
- There wiill be no OPT Workshop on 4/25.
- If you are traveling outside the USA for break.
- You need your I-20 or DS-2019 signed. Bring your forms to the OIP to be signed.
- Extension of your I-20 or DS-2019
- If you are unable to complete your program by the program end date you need to request an extension. Please call 464-5333 to schedule an appointment.
- New Students Traveling to Valparaiso University
- New students coming to Valparaiso University for the Spring 2013 semester, please fill out the Travel Form.
- International Student Orientation
- International students are required to attend BOTH the international student orientation and either FOCUS (for undergraduate and exchange students), Graduate School orientation, or Law school orientation.
- There wiill be no OPT Workshop on 4/25.
