Is there an age limit for skilled immigrants in the United States?

Many people will choose to immigrate to the United States, so is there an age limit for American technology? This is a concern of many people who go abroad. Let me learn about the age limit of skilled immigrants in the United States with the immigration column. Welcome to reading.

Is there an age limit for skilled immigrants in the United States?

The United States does not have the application channels for skilled immigrants like Canada and Australia.

Under normal circumstances, the company will apply for a work visa for skilled migrant workers after they get a job opportunity in the United States. During the period of holding a work visa, the company will apply for a work permit/permanent residence for employees.

For skilled migrant workers, the prerequisite for permanent residence is to obtain a work permit, and the prerequisite for obtaining a work permit is to obtain a work invitation. In terms of age, I don't seem to see any specific hard and fast requirements.

However, skilled immigrants from Canada/Australia apply for skilled immigrants first. When applying for skilled migration, whether you have a local job only affects your score, but it is not necessary.

The so-called "professional immigration" means that the U.S. government allows any qualified talents who are in short supply in the U.S. labor market to apply for legal permanent residency in the United States through the qualifications of skilled talents or special talents.

According to American immigration law, professional immigrants are divided into five categories. The first priority is people with outstanding talents, the second priority is professionals and people with special talents, the third priority is professionals, skilled workers and unskilled workers, the fourth priority is special immigrants, and the fifth priority is investment immigrants who create employment opportunities.

According to American immigration law, there are 140000 places for professional immigrants every year. These 65,438+040,000 places are allocated to five priority types. Most professional immigration applications require applicants to submit the I- 140 immigration application form to the Immigration Bureau. Some professional immigrant applicants need to apply for a work PERMit perm. Below, we will briefly introduce the five priority types of professional immigrants.

Professional immigration application

Professional immigrants are preferred (excellent talents EB- 1):

The first priority type accounts for 28.6% of the total number of professional immigrants each year, about 40 thousand people. All first priority applications must submit the I- 140 application form to the Immigration Bureau.

The first priority type includes three specific categories:

? Outstanding talents in professional field EB- 1(a):

EB- 1(a) The professionals applied for should be outstanding talents with special talents and high achievements in their professional fields. These professional fields include art, science, education, business and sports. To meet the requirements of EB- 1(a), the applicant must submit sufficient supporting materials to prove his outstanding achievements in his field, hoping to continue to contribute to the United States in the future. Applicants do not need to have obtained a specific job position in the United States at the time of application, but they need to enter the United States and work in related fields after the application is approved. This kind of application does not need to apply for a work permit or the support of the employer.

? Distinguished professor/researcher EB- 1(b):

EB- 1(b) The professionals in the application refer to outstanding professors and researchers who enjoy international reputation in specific scientific or academic fields. EB- 1(b) The application needs the support of the employer and provides permanent job opportunities. Usually this kind of job commitment is provided by universities or other similar colleges or scientific research institutions, but it can also be provided by private employers.

EB- 1(b) requires the applicant to:

? Commitment to obtain a permanent research position or a lifelong teaching position, and the application is supported by the employer;

? At least three years related research experience or teaching experience; and

? Obtain international recognition in a certain scientific or academic field, and have certain personal achievements and international popularity;

The application of EB- 1(b) does not require a work permit, but when making this application, the future employer (such as a university or other research institution) must provide a specific job position and be the applicant in I- 140 application.

? Director/Manager of Multinational Corporation EB- 1(c):

EB- 1(c) The application for immigration of managers/managers of multinational companies is mainly applicable to senior managers of multinational companies who immigrate to the United States to become permanent residents.

The requirements of EB- 1(c) are as follows:

? In the past three years, the beneficiary must have worked in the overseas organization of the American employer (such as parent company, subsidiary company or branch company) for at least one year, and must hold the position of manager/manager in the United States;

? Employers must conduct business in the United States and countries outside the United States and provide regular, continuous and systematic goods and services;

? Employers must have stayed in the United States for at least one year.