How many kinds of skilled immigrants are there in America? What are the regulations for immigration supervision in the United States?

1. There are several types of American skilled immigrants and outstanding talents EB- 1.

The first priority type accounts for 28.6% of the total number of professional immigrants each year, about 40 thousand people. The first includes three specific categories:

2. Excellent talents in professional fields EB- 1A

The professionals in EB- 1A application should be outstanding talents with special talents and high achievements in their professional fields. Art, science, education, business, sports and other professional fields. To meet the requirements of EB- 1A, the applicant only needs to submit enough supporting materials to prove that he has made outstanding achievements in his own field and hopes to continue to make contributions to the United States in the future. This kind of application has no timetable, no work permit and no employer's support, let alone investment.

3. Excellent professor/researcher EB- 1B

EB- 1B professionals refer to outstanding professors and researchers who enjoy international reputation in specific scientific or academic fields. EB- 1B application requires the support of the employer and permanent work.

4.EB- 1C, director/manager of multinational company

Managers/managers of multinational corporations EB- 1C Senior managers of multinational corporations are mainly suitable for immigrating to the United States to become permanent residents. EB- 1C application does not require a work permit, but at the time of application, the prospective employer must provide specific jobs and be the applicant in the immigration application.

5. professional EB-2

Applicants in this priority category generally include two situations:

(1) The applicant has a master's degree or above, or the applicant has a bachelor's degree and at least 5 years relevant working experience;

(2) The applicant has special skills in the field of art, science or business. Special skills mean that applicants have better professional knowledge in this field than others. EB- There are about 40,000 places every year. EB-2 applications require work and work permits, but NIW is an exception.

6. Skilled/unskilled workers EB-3

The third focus of professional migration includes skilled workers, bachelor degree holders and other workers. The third priority is about 40,000 people per year. However, the number of unskilled workers shall not exceed 6.5438+0 million. All third-category immigration applications are submitted by employers; EB- You also need to apply for a work permit.

2. US immigration regulations There is no strict immigration regulatory agency in the United States. It is recommended to log in at least twice a year. For investors who need to stay in China for a long time, keep in touch with the United States, such as renting or buying real estate for a long time, having their children go to school in the United States, using American bank cards and telephone cards, and filing regular tax returns every year. In addition, immigration lawyers can help investors apply for re-entry permits, so that investors don't have to return to the United States in a few years. Simply put, if you have an American green card, you must land in the United States every 180 days. After living in the United States for three years within five years, you can apply for American citizenship, that is, cancel immigration supervision.

1. According to the relevant provisions of the US immigration law, if the green card holder stays outside the United States for more than 180 days (6 months), but less than one year, the US Immigration Service can speculate that you have given up your intention to stay in the United States permanently. When the green card applies for re-entry, the US government has the right to cancel the investor's permanent resident status and confiscate the green card in some cases.

2. In addition to staying in the United States, this means that you need to work hard to achieve the following six points: having an active bank account in the Bank of America shows that you have an active and continuous life and consumption in the United States. Living and spending in America. Buy real estate in America. If your main property is in the United States, the stronger your desire to stay in the United States permanently. Your family (spouse or children) works, lives and studies in the United States.

3. American immigration law clearly stipulates that to become an American resident (green card), you must have the intention of treating the United States as a writer. The law does not specify what this intention is. On the contrary, the court cases provide many valuable guidance. When considering the intention to call America home, the length of residence is a factor, but not a factor. Other factors can also be considered, including whether to work in the United States, investment, bank deposits, housing (residence), family members, etc. The judge will confirm this intention on the basis of all factors.

4. Submit (IRS) individual income tax application to the IRS every fiscal year. Avoid violating laws or criminal laws. If you are a green card holder, violating the criminal law may lead to serious consequences of immigration law, such as deportation, prohibition of re-entry, loss of permanent resident status, and application for American citizenship. Actively participate in American social activities and maintain social ties. For example, get a driver's license and join a club.

According to the law, anyone who has left the United States for more than one year must apply for a certificate of returning to the United States. In fact, for those who often leave the United States for a long time (less than 180 days) or leave the United States for more than 180 days but less than 1 year, they can still apply for the return certificate in advance. If you don't apply for the certificate of returning to the United States in advance, you are likely to meet immigration officials who doubt whether he still regards the United States as his permanent residence.