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Immigration to the United States has the following advantages

Benefits to immediate family members: All American green card holders can apply for American green cards for their spouses and their minor children under 2 1 year-old after marrying foreigners.

Student Loans: Holders of American green cards who are above 18 can apply for various student loans in the year when they get the American green card. For example, the tuition of an excellent private university in the United States is as high as about $30,000 a year. When American green card holders want to study for a two-year master's degree, they can get a loan of 60 thousand to 70 thousand dollars. After graduation, if you can't find a job, you don't have to pay the loan. After finding a job, pay it off in years. Usually only one-tenth of the salary is repaid every month. In America, no one can't go to school because of financial difficulties.

Birth of a child: No matter whether you get a US green card or not, any child born in the United States (including illegal immigrants) will be regarded as an American citizen, with an American passport, unlimited residence outside the United States, and free to enter and leave the United States for life. /kloc-citizens aged 0/8 will legally enjoy all the rights and interests of American citizens after taking the oath, including immediately handling American immigration for their spouses, children and parents.

Tuition:/kloc-before entering the university at the age of 0/8, all primary and secondary schools in the United States implemented compulsory education, that is, zero tuition (except "aristocratic" private boarding schools). In contrast, at present, relevant institutions in Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou need more than 20,000 US dollars for primary and secondary schools to study in the United States. Going to college (including graduate students and doctoral students) only pays local tuition fees. Take California for example. In a medium-level California public university, foreign students pay more than15,000 dollars a year, while "locals" pay only more than 2,000 dollars a year at California State University.

Scholarships: For ordinary China people who intend to apply for American university scholarships, they can only compete with outstanding people from all over the world for very limited scholarship places open to foreigners. But for people with American green cards, the scope of scholarships is far from what a foreigner can apply for. Because many scholarship institutions in the United States limit scholarships to "Americans" (people with permanent residency in the United States).

The government helps to find jobs: The US government has specialized agencies to find jobs for its people free of charge. As long as American green card holders register their skills, expertise and interests in this department, this department will find jobs for people free of charge. At the same time, the department also provides free training in basic skills (such as computer and English) for people waiting for employment to help them find jobs.

Freedom of employment: American green card holders are not restricted from working in the United States. In order to protect the interests of Americans, many jobs in the United States (high-tech, biochemical, military and other research, production, security work) are not open to foreigners, even if foreigners have corresponding knowledge and expertise. This situation makes foreign students in extremely unequal competition with American students when they look for jobs after graduation from university. American green card holders don't have to worry, they can change from "inferior party" to "superior party".

Retirement benefits: accumulated ten-year tax records (the bottom line is about $50 per month), and after retirement (usually 65 years old), you can receive the pension issued by the US federal government for life (1000 ~ 1200 per month). For many immigrants, the number of years of receiving a pension is more than the number of years of paying taxes.