Information and Resources for International Students
On this page, we have compiled the information and resources across campus that are available to international students into one central location. Please email us at student.government@dartmouth.edu with any questions or concerns.
Office of Visa and Immigration Services
The Office of Visa and Immigration Services (OVIS) facilitates the presence of international students and scholars on Dartmouth’s campus and manages all matters related to immigration sponsorship.
International Student Experience Office
The International Student Experience Office (ISEO), created in the summer of 2024, supports the academic, cultural, and logistical needs of international students both inside and outside of the classroom.
Resources Across Campus
Many departments are involved in student support. Please click to learn more about financial, physical, social, and mental resources that can be accessed by all students.
Office of Visa and Immigration Services
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Students can sign up for informational and advising office hours with OVIS by visiting this link.
Students can drop into OVIS to get their documents (such as I-20 and DS-2019) signed. Submit the e-form online and walk into the office.
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OVIS is currently tracking federal immigration law and policy changes. Find updates on their webpage.
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OVIS maintains a list of FAQs on immigration and immigration support. The information is specific to Dartmouth students, and we can access the page after logging in with our NetIDs.
International Student Experience Office
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The Director of the ISEO holds weekly office hours on Tuesdays from 2:30 PM to 5:00 PM in 205 North Fairbanks Hall. Please drop by with any questions or concerns.
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The ISEO hosts global café sessions on Wednesdays from 4PM to 5PM. Please drop by for refreshments and to discuss events going on across campus.
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Students can seek wellness support anytime by reaching out to international.student.experience@dartmouth.edu
Resources Across Campus
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Students can access the 4E Fund housed within the Financial Aid Office for assistance with any financial barriers, including the cost of legal support. Students facing immigration-related matters may access $2,000 to $5,000 for legal costs.
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International students whose parents require tourist visas to attend Commencement are now able to request invitation letters for their parents by emailing commencement@dartmouth.edu
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The Counseling Center and the Student Wellness Center are available to students who may wish to utilize them.
If a student need mental health crisis support, please:
Call the Counseling Center at 603-646-9442
Call the Uwill Uhelp crisis line at 833-646-152
DSG maintains a list of wellness resources across campus. Please access it here.
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Please reach out to us at Student.Government@Dartmouth.edu. We will continue to advocate for students throughout this process.