My employer now has an opportunity for government-sponsored studies in the United States. Can I take advantage of this opportunity to immigrate to the United States?

First of all, if you are sent abroad for further study, you usually need to sign an agreement, and you will have to return to the country after the further study.

With your qualifications, it will be difficult to stay in the United States unless you can find an employer in the United States to sponsor you and apply for a work visa for you.

If you meet certain conditions, you can apply for U.S. employment-based immigration, but there is a waiting list, and the waiting list is now very long, you have to wait at least seven or eight years.

There is another way. If you cannot get sponsorship and job opportunities from a US employer, you can apply for US investment immigration. The minimum investment amount is US$500,000, but there is a waiting list.