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All applicants to the Daytona Beach Campus follow Embry‑Riddle’s international admissions requirements, degree-specific and general admissions requirements for undergraduate and graduate students. The details below outline additional considerations specific to Daytona Beach, including program-specific preparation and campus-based admissions processes.

• Copy of Passport: All international students must provide a copy of their valid passport for immigration purposes. The passport must be valid for at least six months of the semester to which the student is applying. Additional information on visas and immigration can be found lower on this page.
• Proof of Funds and Estimated Costs: The estimated costs are based on the cost of attendance for an academic year (August-May), unless otherwise listed, and are intended for planning purposes only. Official bills for tuition and fees will be presented after registration. Some courses may require additional fees. The University requires financial documentation certifying the validity of resources available to meet the following criteria:
• All documentation must be dated within one year of the start date of the semester for which the student is applying. The only exception will be tax returns, which must be from the previous year, in which the student is applying.
• Students may combine sources and/or have more than one sponsor.
• All documentation must be provided showing in the U.S. dollar amount or conversion.
• Students must show proof of financial ability to meet the financial obligation of one academic year (amount shown below).
• Typically, funds are proven through bank statements or letters from a financial institution(s).
• Flight Students:
  • TSA Registration Required: Non-U.S. citizens planning to pursue flight training must register with the (AFSP) before beginning any flight instruction. This is a federal requirement and is separate from your visa application.
  • FAA Medical Certificate: Flight students must also present a copy of their FAA medical certificate before they may be enrolled in flight classes. Although medical certification is not required for admission, students are encouraged to begin the process of securing a class I or class II medical certificate as soon as possible in order to prepare for flight training.

Daytona Beach Campus Application Deadlines

New international students are eligible for admission at the beginning of the fall, spring and summer terms. High school students may apply at the end of their junior year.

International applicants must apply at least 90 days before classes begin for their intended term. 

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.

All applicants to the Prescott Campus follow Embry‑Riddle’s international admissions requirements, degree-specific and general admissions requirements for undergraduate and graduate students. The details below outline additional considerations specific to Prescott, including program-specific preparation and campus-based admissions processes.

• Copy of Passport: All international students must provide a copy of their valid passport for immigration purposes. The passport must be valid for at least six months of the semester to which the student is applying. Additional information on visas and immigration can be found lower on this page.
• Proof of Funds and Estimated Costs: The estimated costs are based on the cost of attendance for an academic year (August-May), unless otherwise listed, and are intended for planning purposes only. Official bills for tuition and fees will be presented after registration. Some courses may require additional fees. The University requires financial documentation certifying the validity of resources available to meet the following criteria:
• All documentation must be dated within one year of the start date of the semester for which the student is applying. The only exception will be tax returns, which must be from the previous year, in which the student is applying.
• Students may combine sources and/or have more than one sponsor.
• All documentation must be provided showing in the U.S. dollar amount or conversion.
• Students must show proof of financial ability to meet the financial obligation of one academic year (amount shown below).
• Typically, funds are proven through bank statements or letters from a financial institution(s).
• Flight Students:
  • TSA Registration Required: Non-U.S. citizens planning to pursue flight training must register with the (AFSP) before beginning any flight instruction. This registration will be processed in person at New Student Orientation. This is a federal requirement and is separate from your visa application. 
  • FAA Medical Certificate: Flight students must also present a copy of their FAA medical certificate before they may be enrolled in flight classes. Although medical certification is not required for admission, students are encouraged to begin the process of securing a class I or class II medical certificate as soon as possible in order to prepare for flight training.

Prescott Campus Application Deadlines

New international students are eligible for admission at the beginning of the fall, spring and summer terms. High school students may apply at the end of their junior year.

International applicants must apply at least 90 days before classes begin for their intended term. 

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.

All applicants to the Worldwide & Online Campus follow Embry‑Riddle’s international admissions requirements, degree-specific and general admissions requirements for undergraduate and graduate students. The details below outline additional considerations specific to Worldwide & Online, including program-specific preparation and campus-based admissions processes.

• On-site in United States: For international students intending to study in the U.S. on an F-1 student visa, the following is required:
  • An official bank letter, loan letter or scholarship letter must be provided with an affidavit of financial support. 
• Online and On-site International: Students located outside the U.S. who wish to study fully online may enroll through Worldwide without a U.S. student visa. In addition, international students studying on-site at our international locations do not require a U.S. visa.

Worldwide & Online Campus Application Deadlines

• Rolling admissions year-round — no fixed deadline
• Apply at least 30 days before your intended start date
• 10 undergraduate start terms and five graduate start terms per year (View Academic Calendar)

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.

All applicants to the Asia Campus follow Embry‑Riddle’s international admissions requirements. The details below outline additional considerations specific to Asia, including program-specific preparation and campus-based admissions processes.

Note: These requirements only apply to non-Singaporean citizens or permanent residents intending to study in person at the Singapore Campus.

International students should visit FAQ website for information on the issuance of a student pass/student visa. All student pass requirements will be shared with students when an admission decision is made by the university.

Students requiring a Student Pass will be required to submit the following documents:

• A copy of eForm 16 and eForm V36 completed and signed
• A copy of the applicant's official birth certificate
• A copy of your Passport
• A copy of bank statement/fixed deposit account(s)/ savings account(s) (only required for applicants from certain countries)

Minimum Entry Credentials by Country

The requirements below outline minimum entry credentials by country for applicants. For all documents, Embry-Riddle reserves the right to request a certified English translation with certified English-language grade and marks earned, examination results and English translations.

For all documents listed below Embry‑Riddle requires a record of courses/subjects taken and grades/marks earned, examination results and certified certificates, diplomas, degrees with certified English translations.

Asia Campus Application Deadlines

• Rolling admissions with four intakes per year: January, April, July, and October. (View Academic Calendar)
• International applicants are requested to submit the application for admission 90 days prior to their intended term start date.
• Only upon submission of all required documents will the University be able to process your application.

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.

The Daytona Beach campus is authorized to issue both F-1 student visas and J-1 exchange visitor visas. The F-1 is the standard visa for degree-seeking international students. The J-1 is available to eligible exchange students and visiting scholars through designated exchange programs — contact the admissions office to confirm J-1 eligibility for your specific program.

F-1 Student Visa

• Receive and accept your admission offer; pay the $200 enrollment deposit
• Submit all financial documentation required for I-20 issuance
• Receive your Form I-20 from the Daytona Beach admissions office (7–10 business days)
• Pay the SEVIS I-901 fee at using the SEVIS ID on your I-20
• Complete the DS-160 online visa application at
• Schedule and attend your F-1 visa interview at the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate
• Enter the U.S. no more than 30 days before your program start date
• Check in with the International Student Services and Support office within 10 days of arriving on campus

J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa

• Confirm J-1 eligibility with the Daytona Beach admissions office — not all programs qualify
• Receive Form DS-2019 (Certificate of Eligibility for Exchange Visitor Status)
• Pay the SEVIS I-901 fee at
• Apply for your J-1 visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate
• Contact International Student Services and Support for J-1-specific status requirements, program category rules and two-year home residency guidance

Flight Students

• TSA Registration Required: Non-U.S. citizens planning to pursue flight training must register with the  (AFSP) before beginning any flight instruction. 

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions and enrollment process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.

The Prescott campus is authorized to issue both F-1 student visas and J-1 exchange visitor visas. The F-1 is the standard visa for degree-seeking international students. The J-1 is available to eligible exchange students through designated programs — contact International Student Services and Support to confirm eligibility for your specific program before applying.

F-1 Student Visa

• Receive and accept your admission offer; pay the $200 enrollment deposit
• Submit all financial documentation required for I-20 issuance
• Receive your Form I-20 from the Prescott admissions office (7–10 business days)
• Pay the SEVIS I-901 fee at using the SEVIS ID on your I-20
• Complete the DS-160 online visa application at travel.state.gov
• Schedule and attend your F-1 visa interview at the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate
• Enter the U.S. no more than 30 days before your program start date
• Check in with the International Student Services and Support office within 10 days of arriving on campus

J-1 Exchange Visitor Visa

• Confirm J-1 eligibility — not all programs qualify
• Receive Form DS-2019 (Certificate of Eligibility for Exchange Visitor Status)
• Pay the SEVIS I-901 fee at
• Apply for your J-1 visa at a U.S. embassy or consulate
• Contact International Student Services and Support for J-1-specific status requirements and two-year home residency guidance

Flight Students

• TSA Registration Required: Non-U.S. citizens planning to pursue flight training must register with the (AFSP) before beginning any flight instruction. This registration will be processed in person at New Student Orientation. This is a federal requirement and is separate from your visa application.

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions and enrollment process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.

Worldwide & Online campus international students fall into two distinct categories depending on where they will be physically located. Your visa requirement — or lack of one — depends on this distinction.

F-1 Visa — Students Attending U.S. Worldwide Sites

F-1 students enrolled through Worldwide & Online campus must attend classes in person at their assigned U.S. campus site. Upon acceptance for admission and receipt of financial documentation, the Worldwide Principal Designated School Official (PDSO) will issue the Certificate of Eligibility form (I-20) allowing the student to apply for an F-1 visa. A Designated School Official (DSO) is located at each approved location to assist an F-1 student in maintaining immigration status. View all F-1 approved locations.

• Pay the $200 enrollment deposit; submit financial documentation
• Receive Form I-20 from the admissions team
• Pay the SEVIS I-901 fee at
• Schedule and attend your F-1 visa interview at the nearest U.S. embassy or consulate
• Enter the U.S. no more than 30 days before your program start date
• Complete SEVIS check-in at your assigned Worldwide site within 10 days of arrival
• Health insurance is mandatory for all Worldwide F-1 students
  • Class attendance is prohibited without active coverage

No U.S. Visa — Students Outside the United States

Students located outside the United States who enroll in Worldwide & Online programs do not require a U.S. student visa. Contact the admissions office to confirm enrollment options and immigration guidance specific to your country.

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions and enrollment process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.

International students at the Asia Campus apply for a Singapore Student Pass through the Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA), not a U.S. F-1 or J-1 visa.

Once you receive your admission offer from the ERAU Asia Institute, the Asia Campus team will guide you through the Student Pass application process. Applications are submitted through Singapore's ICA SOLAR+ online system.

• Receive your official admission offer from the ERAU Asia Institute
• Pay the enrollment deposit to confirm your place
• Receive the Student Pass application instructions from the Asia Campus team
• Submit your Student Pass application through the
• Receive In-Principle Approval (IPA) letter from ICA — present this on arrival in Singapore
• Complete the Student Pass formalities in person at ICA within 30 days of arrival
• Singaporean citizens and permanent residents do not require a Student Pass

Our team of counselors is here to make the admissions and enrollment process as easy as possible — contact us if you have any questions.