Eligibility, placement and selection vary widely by country Source 1. In general you live in the country that nominates you, hold the equivalent of a U.S. bachelor’s degree with a good record by the start, and show your English (TOEFL or IELTS) Source 1. U.S. citizens cannot apply, and programmes with clinical requirements, such as medicine, dentistry, pharmacy and nursing, are excluded Source 1.
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J-1 visa sponsorship, funding support, a health benefit plan and enrichment activities; about 4,000 grants are awarded each year Source 1.
Apply to the Fulbright commission, foundation or U.S. embassy in your home country; AMIDEAST handles most of the Middle East and North Africa Source 1.
The official page does not list the documents: read the call. “Add to my applications” starts with our usual scholarship checklist, which you can change.
Each country sets its own deadline; ask the Fulbright office for your country Source 1.
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