Получение визы J1

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Добрый день. В этом году поступил на Phd программу в университет CША. Буду подаваться на J1 визу. Еду с женой и ребёнком, жена по J2 будет работать.

Хотел бы спросить- смогу ли я работать после того как закончу учёбу?
Просто в одном из писем в визовый департамент универа мой профессор написал-"The reason is that he has family. The J visa would allow his spouse to work. Unlike with the F visa, he would not be allowed to work for a couple of years in the US after graduation.."

Что он имел ввиду или просто он ошибся?



Также из визового отдела универа пришла вот такая информация ниже. Хотел бы спросить про нюансы J1и F1.
Моя страна не входит в страны с ограничение 2 года после обучения на возврат в свою страну.

Academic Training (as opposed to OPT with an F-1) and how she will justify this at the time of her interview with the Embassy when she goes to obtain her visa.

Both provide for employment for scholarships, fellowships, assistantships, on-campus work, employment required by or related to the curriculum, and academic training (J-1) or practical training (F-1). Academic training for a J-1 is limited to 18 months (36 months for postdoctoral training) and requires a job offer. F-1 optional practical training (OPT) is limited to 12 months, but curricular practical training (CPT) offers additional opportunities for pre-completion employment related to the curriculum and no job offer is required for the awarding of post completion OPT.

· The two-year home country residence 212e- Exchange visitors who are subject to the two-year home country residence requirement must "reside and be physically present" in their "home" country for an aggregate of two years before being eligible for certain immigration benefits. While they are subject to 212(e), aliens are ineligible for the following benefits:

They are not eligible for an immigrant visa or for adjustment of status to lawful permanent resident (immigrant/green card) status;
They are not eligible for an H visa (temporary workers and dependents), an L visa (intracompany transferees and dependents), or a K visa (fiance and dependents);
They are not eligible to change their nonimmigrant status within the United States to any other nonimmigrant category except A (diplomatic), G (international organization), or U (victims of qualifying criminal activity) statuses.
· Health Insurance: The J regulations require all exchange visitors and their dependents to carry health insurance.

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Твой профессор по совместительству - иммиграционный адвокат? Если нет, то с ним лучше про ресерч, а визовому отделу очевидно виднее, с отделом и общайся на эту тему. А отдел рассылает всем одно и то же не взирая на страну происхождения. Раз страна твоя - из рукопожатых, не в 2-годичном списке, значит работать можешь.