Do you think there are Chinese in the United States who regret immigrating because of this epidemic?

Yes, this kind of people still exist, but everyone’s mentality towards this matter is different. Some regret it and return to China immediately. Most of these people still keep their Chinese nationality. There is also real estate in China. These things that China has lost basically can only be left in the United States. Besides, the United States is not as bad as what is said on TV, but those problems do exist, and most people I'm living a pretty good life, right? Speaking of regrets, I don't have any precise data on this one, but I've encountered some regrets around me.

During the epidemic, I immigrated and invested in the United States. When I told my friends that I wanted to immigrate, I heard different voices. There are ironies that I can't think about. I feel that the COVID-19 epidemic in the United States is so serious, and why I go to the United States is simply "unfathomable." There were also people who blessed me and did what they wanted to do but had been afraid of doing.

At the same time, I hope that I can come to the United States as soon as possible. I have friends who have been living in the United States for many years and hope that I can get together with them as soon as possible. Hearing different voices, frankly speaking, I was wavering. But why I decided to immigrate to invest is because in the past few years since the epidemic, a lot of things have happened to me and the people around me.

Once a person reaches middle age, he encounters more dangers than you can imagine. I don’t know how many people, old and young, don’t want to release their stress for a moment. I have a friend who has a mortgage and a car loan, and his child attends kindergarten at a relatively expensive local international middle school.

The economy has been in recession in recent years, and many people have been laid off one after another. My classmate is not afraid of slacking off at all. He is worried that he will be at a low point in his life and will be forced to live a 996 or 007 life. Due to long hours of high-resilience and high-pressure work, and working overtime all day long and all night long, his body finally couldn't hold on, and he was hospitalized for two weeks. Fortunately, nothing serious happened to him.

Seeing him doing this to himself, I thought about it for a long time. Is it worth being trapped in one place and working so hard? Compared with other friends living abroad, they spend their free time playing with the whole family, have a balance between work and daily life, and in the same job, their salary is several times higher.

Good friends at home and abroad have been sharing with me the living conditions of these people in the United States. This thing makes me speechless. Originally, my wife and I wanted to wait until our daughter grew up to study abroad in the United States. However, after comparison, we found that it would be more cost-effective to immigrate and invest in the United States immediately. On the one hand, the cost of studying abroad can range from hundreds of thousands to millions. Children with U.S. green cards can save a lot of money. On the other hand, I want to get a green card with my child and live in the United States so that she can integrate as early as possible. I really want to do more things in my limited life, and really want to see how big the world is.

Sometimes people say ten thousand words, but it is not as good as one person experiencing it personally. After discussing it with my wife, we unanimously decided to immigrate and invest in the United States. Before this, I had a friend who had just applied for immigration not long ago. He introduced me to US immigration investment. I don’t know which way I can immigrate to invest in the United States, so the consultant who immigrated to the United States reflected my experience.

I have more than ten years of investment experience in the financial industry. I have been a manager for several years, participated in dozens of investment projects, had some exclusive interviews and reports in the media, and even received industry insider reports. Oncology professional qualification certificate. The consultant of American Immigration submitted my resume to his consultant for evaluation and felt that I could be a candidate for the American EB1A Outstanding Talent Immigration Project.

When I heard the word "excellent", I actually had little confidence. I felt that I was not good enough and was afraid that I would not be able to apply. The more professional consultants from American Immigrants told me a lot in detail, and I gradually stopped thinking too much.

The EB1A immigration investment project for outstanding talents is approved quickly, and a green card can be obtained in about one year. This matter made my wife and I very excited. After careful consideration, we signed a contract with American Immigration Investment. I still remember the day I signed the contract, I was both excited and anxious. I am excited because I am finally going to immigrate and invest, and I am busy because I need to stay in a strange place for development. It feels like I left my hometown and planned to go to university in a far away city.

The formalities were considered successful. The specialized team of American Immigration is very familiar with the project management process and the service items are in place. This gave me a lot of time and energy to solve some things that need to be dealt with before immigration investment. There are too many things. Since I am not an only child, even if my parents stay in China, there are other siblings to take care of me, which makes me feel more at ease. And I have also planned to apply for family-based immigration for my parents after receiving their US green cards. The medical conditions in the United States rank among the best in the world. Taking their parents to the United States for elderly care services and medical treatment is guaranteed. And after they have American green cards, it is very convenient for them to go elsewhere.