What does American white card mean?

The American white card is a white card to enter the United States, which is a short-term residence, which is different from the green card for long-term residence.

White card refers to the information filled in in the United States, and the white card given by immigration officials to stay in the United States according to their personal visas and reasons for coming to the United States. The entry white card is an important identification document received by all foreigners when they enter the United States.

Medicaid (White Card) is a joint Medicaid program funded by the federal and state governments of the United States. It provides free or low-cost medical insurance for low-income people, and pregnant women, children, the elderly and the disabled may be eligible.

Green card benefits:

1, enjoy the benefits stipulated by the US government. (For example, every family member can freely enter and leave the United States at any time and live in the United States).

The cost of living is cheaper than that of many industrialized countries. For example, children studying in colleges and universities can pay tuition fees like citizens.

3. Students can work legally in school.

4. Enjoy various economic environments, employment opportunities and living standards in the United States.

5. You can enjoy social welfare such as attending public schools, medical security and social life security; You can also invite other family members to the United States through proper application procedures.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-USA