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In-state tuition in New Hampshire, by visa

Whether a family on a work visa can ever pay the resident rate in New Hampshire — the governing rule, the H-4 and F-1 answers, the waiting clock, and any high-school-attendance path. The residency officer is always the final authority; this page gets you to the right one with the right citation.

H-4 child of a domiciled H-1B parent No — by published rule

UNH guidance: students who have not applied for or been granted PR are international and do not qualify. 'Applied for' suggests a pending I-485 may count.

F-1 student: cannot establish residency hereWait: 12 months

Who decides

System: USNH Trustees Policy IV.E; admissions dean decides.

The high-school path

None.

Where this comes from

USNH BOT Policy IV.E.

Re-verification note: Trustee-policy noncitizen text not captured verbatim.

primary source verified 2026-08-19 · verified-secondary

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