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How to get a High School student visa?

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Angela & Paul   12

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If the family is willing to shell out $100K for this kid, the easiest path to immigration would be for them to adopt the kid. Then get him citizenship before he turns 18. Not sure the timeline is in his favor…

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SusieQQQ
SusieQQQ

Guys, the kid is 15. You can be kind at the same time as indicating how unsuccessful this is likely to be.

aaron2020
aaron2020

You can apply to a private high school and get an I-20.  Then you can file for an F1 student visa.  You will need to show that you have the money for tuition and living expenses. If you are looki

AbdulAhad
AbdulAhad

Hey, thank you for the reply, but I'm planning to move permanently, so I don't think exchange programs will work, thanks for the help though!

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27 minutes ago, Angela & Paul said:

If the family is willing to shell out $100K for this kid, the easiest path to immigration would be for them to adopt the kid. Then get him citizenship before he turns 18. Not sure the timeline is in his favor…

There's no path to the US as an adopted child since he's not an orphan.  

 
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