Home Staff Directory Information by Group Volunteers Short-Term Visitors and Guest Lecturers Students Faculty Researchers Graduate Medical Education Nurses & Other Allied Health Care Professionals Physicians Staff Information by Status B-1/B-2 and WB/WT F-1 J-1 Student J-1 Scholar H-1B O-1 LPR ("Green Card") TN Other Information Intl. Office Workshops Departments FAQ's Forms Glossary of Terms Privacy Notice Statistics Useful Links Webmaster Contact   News Flash What is RSS? Attention! New International Graduate Students ONLY When your visa documents were sent to you from the Duke International Office, you also received an information sheet that notified you of a Mass Registration scheduled for you on Tuesday, August 19, 2008 in the Griffith Theater, Bryan Center, West Campus... Read More Registration 2008 - For All New F and J Students Immigration regulations require that all F and J visa holders studying/researching at Duke University register with the host institution... Read More F-1 Optional Practical Training On 08 April 2008 the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) published an “interim final” rule that become effective immediately upon publication. Read More New I-20 or DS-2019 Update Are you traveling outside the US, need to replace a lost I-20 or DS-2019, obtain a new I-20 or DS-2019? Download the form here. Address Updates   Change of Address   If you are changing   your address, click here to notify the International Office.       Interesting Links   Interesting Links   World Time Zones   National Grphc. Maps   Lonely Planet   Currency Converter Calling Codes   Atomic Clock   General Disclaimer   General Disclaimer   The information contained in the International Office website is for the use of the Duke community. Some of the information is very general and some is specific to Duke. Information contained herein should not be used as the sole source of information for making decisions that may affect one's legal status in the U.S. or one's right to study, volunteer, teach, conduct research, or work.         Are you looking for information about.... Applying for student admission to Duke? Student health insurance or the new student Health History and Immunization Form? Locating housing, cultural programming, English language programs, acclimation, and orientation services? Translators, interpreters, and international patient services? Health preparation for all types of travel outside the United States? Study abroad? U.S. citizens travelling outside the U.S.? Campus internationalization, international studies, global initiatives, funding opportunities, and related resources? U.S. immigration and visa-related services?       Applying for student admissions to Duke?   As a world-class institution of higher education, Duke University has many academic programs to choose. Find the link to the Admissions Office of the School of your choice. [back to top] Student health insurance or the student Health History and Immunization Form?   The Student Health Center provides high quality health care for Duke students. Medical services are provided by board-certified faculty physicians and by physician assistants, nurse practitioners, and resident physicians under faculty supervision. Go to the website of the Student Health Center. [back to top] Locating housing, cultural programming, English language programs, acclimation, and orientation services?   Whether you are a current or incoming student or a member of the faculty or staff, our sister office, International House, provides assistance and information about housing, utilities, transportation, obtaining U.S. Social Security Numbers, cultural clubs, and orientation activities. Go to the website for International House for more information. [back to top] Translators, interpreters, and international patient services?   In addition to providing world-renowned health care, Duke is experienced in meeting the special needs and concerns of international patients. Go to the website for the Duke International Patient Center for more information. [back to top] Health preparation for all types of travel outside the United States?   The Duke International Travel Clinic provides immunizations, education, and specialized medical expertise for people planning travel of all types outside the U.S., including leisure travel, business trips, relocation or study abroad, church trips, and international adoptions. Go to the website for the Duke International Travel Clinic. [back to top] Study Abroad   Nearly half of Duke undergraduates study in another country. Go to the Duke Study Abroad office website for information regarding programs around the world. [back to top] U.S. citizens travelling outside the U.S.?   Each country has its own laws and procedures for visiting, studying, and working in their country. Additionally, the U.S. government has restrictions on destinations for U.S. Citizens. Click here for more information. [back to top] Campus internationalization, international studies, global initiatives, funding opportunities, and related resources?   Go to Duke University's Global Gateway for a window to these and many other international resources. [back to top] U.S. immigration and visa-related services?   You have reached the correct website!!! [back to top]

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