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• : offers information on student visas and work options during and after college 
• Helps international students find jobs in the United States. Recent college graduates can use this resource to apply for a J-1 intern visa or the J-1 trainee visa.  

• :  information on work and fellowship opportunities in the United States and other countries 
• : a paid membership organization with resources and job opportunities for international educators 
• : Connects students – especially those trained in STEM fields – with internship experiences in over 80 countries.  Interns are paid a cost-of-living allowance 

• : resources for students and exchange visitors, including Curricular and Optional Practical Training (CPT, OPT) for F-1 students 
• : information on study and exchange visas and how to apply 
• information on transferring visas and requesting an M-1 extension of stay 

The following sites are popular sites that international students have used in the past.  They are not official sites of the US government nor ÐÇ¿Õ´«Ã½. 

• – a private non-profit website with information about visas, insurance, banking, and other resources for immigrants and visitors to the United States. This website contains ads. 
•  – Run by the National Association of Foreign Born, this is a resource for those new to living in the United States.  Includes a section .  This website contains ads.  
•  – Indian career consultant company and B2C immigration firm. Licensed Recruitment Agents in India and IATA travel agents provide personal one-on-one counseling on migration, study and work visas.