Exchange Programs
Janus Brasil is a company with an exchange agency that operates in Brazil, and in other countries, with an experienced team and technology that allows you to get as close as possible to your destination before you even leave your home.
We have everything you need for your exchange, that is, we do everything for your trip and you also have our responsible guidance through a travel plan. With Janus you hire School, Accommodation, Transfer, Air Ticket, Visa Application, Travel Assistance, Prepaid Card or Foreign currency. If you are thinking of studying, working and traveling to Australia, Canada, United States, United Kingdom, Ireland and New Zealand, count on us. It will be a pleasure to participate in your trip!
Schools and Courses
The right course abroad for you!
Janus Brasil represents more than 400 schools in the destinations we operate. This means that our team will be able to help you choose the ideal course and school for your exchange.
Check out some possibilities for courses abroad:
• Language courses
• English for professionals
• Vacation courses
• Preparations
• University Extension
• Undergraduate and Graduate
• Exchange for teenagers
• Family exchange
• Technologists or professionals
Combine language and academic studies for complete fluency through a course abroad of 6, 9 or 11 months.
Destinations: United States, England, Canada, Australia, Spain, Costa Rica, France, Italy, Germany.
During your exchange you will live as a native abroad, learning the language while getting to know the culture.
We have short and long term exchanges, from two weeks to a full year, all of which include classes and free time for you to enjoy your trip.
Your language skills will progress quickly with the courses, and will be strengthened by everyday practice.
visa to study
Generally those who wish to travel to the United States to study must obtain an F-1, M-1 or J-1 visa.
F Visas - Academic Studies:
For people who have been accepted into the program of study or conduct research at a school or university located in the United States.
This is the most common type of student visa and is used for people who want to take an academic course. The university or college usually issues an I-20 form through the SEVIS system, which allows the applicant to apply for their student visa at the US Embassy in their home country.
The applicant must also prove that he/she has sufficient funds to pay for the course and his/her life while studying.
M Visas - Vocational or Non-Academic Studies:
For people who have been accepted into a program of study or training at a non-academic institution in the United States. A classic example of an M-1 visa is students who attend an aeronautics school.
J Visas - Academic Studies as Visitor Exchange:
For individuals who have been accepted into a program through the support of an organization designated to participate in a visitor exchange program in the United States.
The “J” visa is for educational and cultural exchange programs.
Note that J-1 are the ones commonly used by interns and trainees.
Visa B:
Additionally, if you do not qualify for any of the above visas, you may also be able to use the B2 visa to study in the United States for a limited period of time and under limited circumstances.
What is SEVIS and SEVP? What should I know about this?
The Student and Visitor Exchange (SEVP) program is designed to help the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of State better control school and exchange programs and category F, M, and J visitors. Visitor and student exchange is maintained in the Visitor and Student Exchange Information System (SEVIS). SEVIS is an internet-based system that maintains efficient and up-to-date information on non-immigrant students (F and M visas), exchange visitors (J visa) and their dependents (F-2, M-2 and J-2). SEVIS allows schools and support programs to transmit important information and event notifications on the Internet to the Department of Homeland Security and the Department of State (DOS) throughout a student's stay or exchange in the United States.
All students must hold a SEVIS-generated I-20 issued by a DHS-approved educational institution, which they submit when applying for their student visa.