Students are invited to submit proof of COVID-19 vaccination. If you are living in on-campus housing, you are required to also submit proof of one Meningococcal ACWY booster vaccine. State and university policy requires all students to complete the Tuberculosis Screening Questionnaire and submit proof of two Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccines. Read more about the mandatory health insurance. The health insurance plan fees are automatically included in your K-State tuition bills, so you will not be required to make separate payment arrangements. You will be automatically enrolled in health insurance offered by the university. Health insurance coverage is mandatory for all international students. Lafene Health Center is K-State's cost-effective student health and wellness facility where student are served by a staff of highly credentialed healthcare professionals. When your visa is approved, celebrate, and get ready to join us at Kansas State! Let us know at International Admissions if your visa is denied or delayed in processing so that you cannot arrive to begin your program. The most common reason for visa denial is failure to demonstrate permanent ties to your home country. If you receive a visa denial, you should receive the denial reason in writing.

Remember the visa officer is looking to see if you have temporary or permanent intent in the United States when asking you questions.

Present your most important documents first and have the other things ready to show if you are given enough time. In a busy embassy, the visa officer may have only a few minutes for each interview.

letters of reference (from an employer, for example)īe prepared to present your information quickly.

documents showing ownership of property.

Consider if you have any documents showing connections in your home country and that you intend to return. Student visas are non-immigrant visas, so it is important to show that you have a temporary intention in the U.S.

Other documents that can show that you are NOT planning to stay permanently in the United States.

Bank statements showing that you have enough money to pay your expenses.

Evidence of academic preparation (school exam scores, test scores, transcripts).

DS-160 Visa Application Form with barcode.

Your SEVIS I-20 (or DS-2019) and Admission Letter from Kansas State University.

Take all the documents that you might need to your interview.

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