Is Alaska short of labor now? What conditions do you need to immigrate there?

If you choose to invest in immigration, it makes no difference where you immigrate. I went to Alaska last Christmas, and now I have a green card. If you want to invest, it will cost about 600 thousand dollars, and it will take about 1 year to get a temporary green card. After two years, you can change your nationality. If the investment project is good, there is hope to get back 500 thousand dollars. If you get a temporary green card, you don't need to live in America twice a year. Alaska really impressed me as a pure land, but apart from the beautiful scenery, I personally think it is not suitable for long-term living, the climate is cold and it is not convenient to buy things. If you are hired, it depends on what you will do. The tourism industry there is relatively developed, so you can engage in that kind of work.