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Student International Travel Considerations
Non-US Passport Holders: UVA students who are not U.S. passport holders should consult ISSP FAQs and UVA Federal Information to understand how changes to U.S. immigration policy could affect them. This includes guidance on the June 4th Presidential Proclamation restricting entry to the United States for nationals of 19 countries.
Safety Considerations due to Conflict in the Middle East: The U.S. Department of State has issued a Worldwide Caution directing travelers with U.S. affiliations to exercise increased caution worldwide, especially in the Middle East. UVA students should not book flights that travel through a country with a University Travel Restriction, State Department Level 3 or 4, or other restriction. Consult the ISO's Travel Alerts, Notices & Warning page for details.
Date: 7/29/26
Life After Education Abroad
Regardless of whether you have yet to depart, you're in-country, or you've returned from your experience abroad, we hope you will find the resources and suggestions on the following pages helpful.
We also love to hear from students when they're back on Grounds!
- Academics & Career: important considerations about the credits you've earned, and how to talk about your experience in a career setting
- Adjustment & Reflection: suggestions for adjusting back to life at home, and for opportunities to reflect on your experience
- Engagement & Community: how to stay involved in internationally-oriented activities around UVA
- Go Abroad Again: many more opportunities await
- Intern Program: learn more about this unique way to engage with your peers about education abroad