What are the requirements for applying for skilled immigrants in the United States?

1. First priority: priority labor-no need to obtain the approval of the US Labor Bureau, but the following conditions are required:

Foreigners with excellent, special or special skills

An outstanding professor or researcher.

Managers or managers of multinational enterprises

2. Second priority: professionals with bachelor degree or above, or people with outstanding special abilities in science, technology, art and business. (and approved by the Labor Bureau) must meet the following requirements:

Advanced degree (bachelor's degree and more than five years' work experience)

Having special professional knowledge and its professional knowledge can bring substantial benefits to the United States.

3. Third priority: skilled workers, junior professionals and unskilled workers (subject to the approval of the US Labor Bureau) shall meet the following requirements:

Skilled workers need more than two years of vocational training or more than two years of work experience.

4. Fourth priority: special immigrants

Religious personnel, priests

Specific employees employed by overseas departments of the U.S. government

Employees of the Panama Canal

Employees of international organizations or institutions

Religious people and clergy (valid for 1992- 1994)

Some foreigners who have cases in American juvenile courts.

5. Fifth priority: To invest and establish a company in the United States and participate in the operation of the invested company, the following conditions are required:

1990 1 1 29/the investor is investing or has invested one million dollars, and the investment can create at least ten new employment opportunities for American citizens, permanent residents (green card holders) or other immigrants who can legally work (but the spouse and children of the investor cannot be counted in the ten places).

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