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The M-2 visa works similarly to F-2 but is for dependents of M-1 students (vocational or technical training students). The spouse or children of an M-1 student may come to the U.S. on an M-2 visa. Like the F-2, M-2 dependents are not permitted to work. Children (under 21) can attend school (kindergarten through high school), and spouses may study part-time or take recreational courses. This visa allows M-1 students to study while keeping their families together in the U.S. We help M-1 students and their families with the M-2 application and advise on maintaining compliance with immigration rules.

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The M-2 visa is for the immediate family members (dependents) of an M-1 vocational student. This includes the student's spouse and any unmarried children under the age of 21.

No. M-2 visa holders are strictly prohibited from working in the United States. This is a key rule to maintain their legal status.

Yes. Children holding an M-2 visa are permitted to attend elementary and secondary school (kindergarten through 12th grade) in the U.S.

Yes, but with limitations. An M-2 spouse may engage in part-time study or take recreational or avocational courses. They cannot, however, enroll in a full-time degree program without changing their visa status.

The primary purpose of the M-2 visa is to allow the families of M-1 vocational students to accompany them in the U.S., enabling the student to focus on their studies while keeping the family unit together.