Some questions about immigrating to America.

There are many ways of immigration in the United States, and self-employed immigrants are Canadian immigrants.

The "transferable foreigners" in the United States belong to the category of "first priority" for professional immigrants stipulated in the American immigration law. Such immigrants do not need an American employer, invest in the United States, apply for a work permit, and are not limited by education and age. After the application is passed, they directly apply for an unconditional permanent green card for the whole family.

In Canada, such immigrants are called "self-employed" and are also a type of Canadian business immigrants. This kind of immigrants refers to people who have made contributions to a certain field such as Canada's economy, culture and art. , and have outstanding talents, have their own business experience, and start their own businesses in Canada. "Self-employment" means not including the experience of being employed by others. After entering the country, you can engage in other jobs or be employed by others. Once a visa is issued, it is permanent.

"Outstanding talents" include science, art, education and business, covering almost all professional fields of human society. You can use your past achievements to convince American visa officers, such as your various award-winning certificates, proof that your works have been collected by famous institutions and so on. As long as you are unusual in your field, you can apply for this kind of immigration.