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J-1 Visa Explained: Programs, Requirements, and the Two-Year Rule

The J-1 visa covers 15 exchange visitor program categories. Learn requirements, costs, processing times, and how the two-year residency rule affects you.

Mar 6, 2026·By Dylan Gibbs
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