Which way should immigrants go if they want to go abroad but have no money to invest?

Skilled immigrants need skills, hiring immigrants needs someone to hire you, entrepreneurial immigrants need to prove that you are a good businessman, and investing in immigrants needs a lot of money. Countries like the United States and Australia need to prove whether the source of the money is legal and clean.

Hired immigrants

Take American hired immigrants as an example. American employment immigration (eb visa) is the main way for foreigners to legally immigrate to the United States and become permanent residents, among which eb5 is equivalent to self-employment, and non-employment immigrants include "family immigration" and "political asylum".

Entrepreneurial immigrants and investment immigrants

Investment immigration refers to the behavior of investors who have certain assets and meet other restrictive conditions to invest their funds in investment funds or suitable commercial projects approved by the target government. Entrepreneurial immigration is a series of immigration policies implemented by some governments to attract business people with good business background and certain skills, specialties and crafts to invest and start businesses in their own countries. Compared with the most common investment immigrant visa, the most obvious advantage of entrepreneurial immigrants is that the required investment is much smaller, which greatly reduces the financial pressure of applicants. Usually, the threshold of entrepreneurial immigration in various countries is low, and the requirements for language ability are not the focus.