Excuse me, my child is currently on a J2 visa. Can he change his visa and continue to study in the United States? (Elementary school) If possible, what are the procedures required?

Yes, you can continue studying in the United States by transferring to J1 or F1 visa. When applying for a J2 visa, contact the school where you will continue to study. After a school issues an I-20, the student returns to the country after completing the J2 visa and goes to the embassy for an interview to apply for an F1 visa.

Your child is currently in primary school, and you are an exchange visiting scholar. Chinese, your foreign language should have improved a lot while you were in the United States, especially speaking and listening. Since the child is still young, it is not recommended to continue studying in the United States. Return to your country to study, and then go to high school in the United States after the second or third year of junior high school. This way your child's mother tongue will be consolidated. Otherwise, your child will have no problem with English in the future, but may not be able to communicate in Chinese with people back home. I can't even communicate well in Chinese with my grandparents, and it will be difficult to replenish my Chinese skills.