training for non-u.s. citizens
If you are not a U.S. citizen, your training may require TSA approval, a visa, or both.
Use the guide below to determine what applies to you.
If you are not a U.S. citizen, your training may require TSA approval, a visa, or both.
Use the guide below to determine what applies to you.
Many international clients require both TSA approval and the appropriate visa depending on their training program.
If you’re unsure which requirements apply to you, review both sections below.
TSA Security Threat Assessment (STA)
Required for most non-U.S. citizens receiving flight training.
If this applies to you:
• You are not a U.S. citizen or U.S. national
• You are seeking flight training in the United States
• You are pursuing a type rating or recurrent training
• You are working toward a U.S. airman certificate
U.S. Visa Requirements
Required depending on the type of training you are attending.
If this applies to you:
• You are traveling to the U.S. for training
• Your training results in a new certification or type rating
• You need to determine the correct visa before arrival
Our team works with international clients every day and can help determine your TSA and visa requirements. If you still have questions before registering for training, we’re here to help.