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International student FAQ
Quick answers to the questions international students ask most. Still unsure? An admissions advisor can help in English or Spanish.
Student visa guidance
FTSP approval required
FAA language standard
Bilingual advisors
The essentials at a glance
International students need to plan visas, TSA approval, housing and transportation before arrival. These pages explain each step in detail.
Four steps to Miami
Every international student follows the same basic path.
Apply
Submit your application and documents.
Visa guidance
Prepare for your student visa interview.
TSA / FTSP
Complete security approval.
Arrive and fly
Orientation and your first lesson.
Built for international students
Year-round flying
Fewer weather delays.
Gateway city
Direct flights home.
Bilingual
English and Spanish support.
Clear pathway
From first lesson to airline pathway.
Start planning
International Admissions
Step-by-step application for international students.
Visa Information
Student visa guidance for flight training in the USA.
TSA / FTSP
Flight Training Security Program approval for non-U.S. citizens.
Yes. Our admissions team guides you through the student visa process, TSA Flight Training Security Program approval and your arrival in Miami.
Yes. FAA certificates require English proficiency. Our bilingual team helps you build aviation English as you train.
Yes, if you are not a U.S. citizen or national. Approval is required before flight training begins.
FAA certificates are widely respected, but each country has its own conversion rules. Check with your national aviation authority.
Cost depends on your program, aircraft and pace. Request information and an advisor will share current pricing.
Most students arrange shared or private rentals near the academy. See our Housing page for options.
Still have questions?
Request information and an admissions advisor will answer them in English or Spanish.
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