Can those who have won the World Intangible Cultural Heritage Musical Instrument Award apply for American talent immigration?

Paper-cutting and embroidery can't apply for American talents.

To apply for outstanding talents in the United States, you need to meet at least three of the ten selection criteria published by the US Immigration Service:

1. Won domestic or foreign awards (such as various national competitions) for outstanding achievements;

2. As a member of a professional association or organization that must have outstanding achievements to join (such as China Academy of Sciences, China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, China Book Association, Writers Association and other national organizations);

3. His professional achievements are recorded or reported in monographs, trade publications or important sources (such as various media, trade books, magazines, etc.). );

4. Have been or are still members of the judges or jury for industry review or selection;

5. Make pioneering achievements in related fields (such as creating unique technologies, etc.). );

6. Publish professional works or write professional articles in trade journals or major media;

7. His works have participated in art exhibitions;

8. The person in charge or important person of a famous institution;

9. Being in a high-paying position among peers (the income is higher than the level of the same industry);

10. For performing artists, speakers, etc. , ticket prices or sales of works (such as paintings, records, tapes, CDs or videos, etc.). ) bring good business income.

The advantage of excellent talents is that when applying for an immigrant visa, they do not need to produce labor papers or obtain employment certificates from American employers. According to the U.S. Immigration Law (Immigration &; Article 203(b)( 1)(a) of the Nationality Law stipulates that foreigners with outstanding talents can obtain immigrant visas under the following circumstances:

(1) This person has outstanding talents in the fields of science, art, education, business or sports, and has always been unanimously recognized by his country or international, and his achievements can be proved by a large number of written materials;

(2) this person wants to enter the United States and continue to engage in the industry he is good at;

(3) this person will bring great benefits to the United States after entering the United States.

-High enough domestic popularity.

According to the immigration law, the applicant's outstanding talents "have always been unanimously recognized by his country or the international community". The federal court recently made an important decision that foreigners with outstanding talents do not have to have a high international reputation.

The most important thing to apply to the US Immigration Bureau for an immigrant visa with excellent talents is to prove that the applicant has excellent talents with materials. American immigration law stipulates that people who have not won international awards must provide at least the following three kinds of proof materials:

* Proof that the applicant has won a slightly unknown international or domestic award in this professional field;

* Prove that the applicant is a member of a well-known organization or institution in this field, and the members of this institution are professionals who have made outstanding achievements, and the membership is evaluated by well-known experts at home and abroad in this field;

* Reports from professional newspapers, important commercial publications or media on the achievements of the applicant in this field (the reports must include the title, date and author, and can be translated if necessary).

* Prove that the applicant has served as a member of the jury or referee in his own name in this professional field or related professional fields;

* Proof materials proving that the applicant has made significant contributions to scientific research, academics or art in his/her professional field;

* Proof that the applicant has published professional academic papers in professional newspapers, magazines or other media;

* Proof that the applicant has held exhibitions in more than one country;

* Proof that the applicant plays a leading role in a performance of a well-known organization or institution;