How do you set up for a foreign exchange student to come over to America?
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First you need to discuss with the school the student will be attending. Most shcools require a small background check to make sure you will be an appropriate sponsor. Then they will set up all the details and make sure that you know what to do every step of the way.
215808
There is two ways to do it: first you have to be a student one of your country's universities, but not first or last course. There is exchange programs that you can apply, or summer work and study program.\nAnother way is to apply for muskie or like program, then win in the competition and go to the US. these are the legal ways to do it. illegal one is to get an nonimmigrant visa (traveling purpose) and ones in the US find some educational institution to apply. But always it is better to have your offixial "toefl" test resalts with yourself.
413232
First apply to the school you want to attend. While you are waiting to get in take an introduction to English course so you'll be able to speak basic English when you arrive. If the school you want to go to accepts you get your passport and other visit papers ready. Good luck.
1093901
Use a big brokerage firm like Goldman Sachs or Lehman Brothers.  They should have a foreign exchange desk.  Just give them a call and ask them.
112096
Research and find the school you want to go to. Apply, and they should have all of the paperwork. Most schools have admissions that deal strictly with foreign students.
641269
The rules for Asian women are the exact same as for Asian men.  You need to specify the exact country and the reason for them coming to the US.\n\nGood luck!
357226
This year I will have two International Exchange students in my home, one from Germany and the other from Norway.  I believe things like this help us all learn about each other and our cultures.  I have been looking online for places to volunteer (after the 2 are here) overseas and was very pleased to find many places (I thought you could only go Peace Corps if you know what I mean) that you can volunteer overseas for the price of paying your own transportation to and from and having your own spending money.  People will let you stay in their homes while you are volunteering from Nepal to Brazil to India.  All kinds of places.  Some are even "vacation" volunteering, do while on your vacation.  Gosh, just thinking about it sounds like so much fun and I can't wait to pick a place!!! :)  \n\nTwo great sites I have bookmarked for future reference.  I do have to say that as someone who can't afford to go flying places I did think this was an excellent way to learn about another country/people and be on vacation.  A win-win situation.
352771
Some US banks have international departments that will do it for you. The easiest way is to stop at a Bureau de Change in the Barcelona airport. You give them American dollars, they give you Euros or whatever currency you want.
1117743
Try e mailing the IRC at your local American Embassy. They will send you in the right direction. You will find it through your local Am Embassy website.
649805
She will have to have a visa, possibly a tourist visa, but the stipulations are having 10k dollars in the bank in Mexico and land (as proof of her ties to Mexico, to assure that she will return there.) if she is a student, I hear, that it is easier. If she already has a date with the consulate, I dont think there is anything that you can do to speed the process.
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You can get a permit that lets you stay as long as 6mnths but there might be a special program for like exchange students. but to just live there it is really cheap The average person who lives there makes aboot 100 pesos a day. Which with our exchange rate right now they earn about $10 a day.  That why they all want to work over here
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Go to the American embassy and ask how to get legal papers to enter the country.
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go to a foreign country.
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well contact the school you are interested in or have someone there do it and tell u what u need. when i thought about going to school there after i graduated i went to ustc while i was there over the summer and they said i would have to only send a letter stating that i had taken certain courses and then send the enrollment fee. i guess they are so desperate for american students, theyll take us that easy! good luck!
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You have to get someone you know that lives down there that would let you use their address as your permanent mailing address.  Fill out some change of address forms with the post office and use that address for your financial aid paperwork/taxes etc.  Save a couple things with your name and that address on it that are dated (phone bills or something) in case they require proof.  Good luck.
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Here's a trick that worked for one person I know: she came to the U.S. and couldn't work legally, but in his case, this would be even easier.  She volunteered in my aunt's ESL classroom as an aide.  Over time, she even got paid to do lunch supervision.  In her case, she was an art teacher in Mexico, so it was a natural fit, but he might also have a chance to volunteer somewhere where English is spoken regularly (maybe via your church or even a classroom) and he can help out by helping the kids who are also learning English and still hear English and practice using it, himself.  Places like schools are non-intimidating (the kids don't care how you speak it!) and often teachers are glad of the extra help.  With school coming to a close for the summer, maybe there are summer school classes or vacation church school classes that need some help?  If not in a classroom, maybe there are other areas where there is a mix of native and non-native speakers that he could volunteer.\n\nAsk around.  A lot of people love getting some help, and he could be "immersed" in English without having to pay!  Good luck.
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Take a visa to the USA and buy an air ticket. and fly .\ngood luck,\nbut i have i question, if you have to ask how to meet her, then who will help you when you get to start the real work? :)