恩,出国确实很好,可是出国的目的呢? 而且为什么交换生这么重要呢?

If you have no success with J1, you can do your senior year as a student in Australia where there are many Chinese high school exchange students Your English is excellent. If you wish to enrol as a fee paying student and study in a high school in the state of Victoria in Australia for example, you must contact the International Schools Program Unit (ISPU) to organize and approve your request. Their phone number is +6139651 3700 .Their email is: [email protected] or a website that will assist you is: www.study.vic.gov.au. The above website has all the costs which are set by the ISPU.

Hi Sheng, you can apply for J1 online here. J1 Visa Exchange Visitor Program - Easily Apply Online J1 Visa Exchange Visitor Program - Process Your Work Visa Online. ... and may work in the U.S. usimmigration.visapro.com › ... › Student Visas

Cont: Upon their departure from the USA, many J visa holders are required to complete a mandatory two-year home-country physical presence prior to reentry to the United States under dual-intent visas, such as H1-B. [1] These include those involved in government-funded exchange programs, those who pursued graduate-level education or training, and those with specialized knowledge or skills. This mandatory two-year home-country stay can be waived under the following conditions: [1] * No objection statement (NOS) issued by the government of the home country of the J visa holders. * Exceptional Hardship: If a J-1 holder can demonstrate that his or her departure would cause exceptional hardship to his or her U.S. citizen or legal permanent resident dependents. * Persecution: If a J-1 holder can demonstrate that he or she can be persecuted in his or her home country. * Interested Government Agency: A waiver issued for a J-1 holder by a U.S. Federal Government agency that has determined that such person is working on a project for or of its interest and the person's departure will be detrimental to its interest. * Conrad Program: A waiver issued for a foreign medical graduate who has an offer of full-time employment at a health care facility in a designated health care professional shortage area or at a health care facility which serves patients from such a designated area.

From Wikipedia: A J-1 visa is a non-immigrant visa issued by the United States to exchange visitors participating in programs that promote cultural exchange. Applicants must meet eligibility criteria and be sponsored either by a private sector or government program. J-1 visitors may remain in the United States until the end of their exchange program, as specified on form DS-2019. Once a J-1 visitor's program ends, he or she may remain in the United States for an additional 30 day, often referred to as a "grace period", in order to prepare for departure from the country. The minimum and maximum duration of stay are determined by the specific J-1 category that an exchange visitor is admitted into the United States under. [1] As with other non-immigrant visas, at the end of the duration of stay, J-1 visa holders, along with their dependents, are required to leave the United States.