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Nizana Barzilay

Posted 12 days ago

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I came to the United States from Israel to participate in a short-term program, but now I’m thinking about returning for a longer stay. I’m not sure what options I have to legally extend my time or change my status for future visits. How should someone in my situation plan ahead, and what should I know about visas, work authorization, or other pathways before trying to come back for a longer period?
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Jibril Elmi

Answered 12 days ago

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Your options depend on the type of program you are currently in and the visa you used to enter. Certain visas allow for extensions or changes of status. You should check eligibility before making travel plans to avoid falling out of status.

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Saowalak Suwannarat

Answered 12 days ago

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If you want to work or stay longer, you may need a different visa type. Consulting an immigration attorney can clarify which options are realistic.

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Marzanna Kowalska

Answered 12 days ago

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Planning ahead is crucial to avoid overstaying or violating your current visa conditions. Some students or program participants can transition to work visas, employment sponsorship, or other long-term options. Each path has specific requirements and timelines. Legal guidance ensures you remain compliant while pursuing extended opportunities in the U.S.


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