What are the immigrant-friendly cities in the United States?

As a melting pot of the world, the United States attracts talents from all over the world, gathers diverse cultures and has an absolute first-class position in the fields of science and technology, education and economy. It is the country that accepts the most immigrants in the world, and it is also one of the most popular immigrant destinations in the world. What are the immigrant-friendly cities in the United States? Welcome to read!

The following is the ranking of the most immigrant-friendly 10 cities in the United States:

San Francisco, California 1

2. Chicago, Illinois

3. new york, NY

4. San Jose, California

5. Washington, DC

6. Baltimore, Maryland

7.seattle, washington

8. Boston, Massachusetts

9. Los Angeles, California

Milwaukee, Wisconsin 10

San Francisco, ranked first, meets almost all standards except the average cost of living. It has been pointed out that other characteristics of San Francisco make it a safe haven for new immigrants. Chicago, ranked second, is as friendly to immigrants as new york. The minimum wages in both cities are relatively high, and the municipal government provides appraisal programs and adopts asylum policies through pre-school education.

New york, which ranks third, has a nationwide citizen ID card program, and all policies are explained in multiple languages. The city also restricts the cooperation between law enforcement agencies and ICE.

It can be seen that San Francisco, Chicago, new york and other places in the United States are extremely friendly to immigrants. As for immigration to the United States, EB-5 investment immigration is an excellent way. The application conditions are relaxed, there is no language requirement, and there is no immigration supervision. Choose a project with an investment of 500,000 USD, and return all the principal when the investment expires! One person applies, the whole family immigrates, enjoys the generous welfare of the United States, and the children enjoy the world-class education!

Further reading: the level of outstanding talent applicants EB1-a.

The first category, international important awards

The second category, awards

The third category is other international and regional awards.

The first category, internationally recognized awards.

Such awards include Nobel Prize, Pulitzer Prize, Oscar Prize or Olympic gold medal, which are highly credible and well-known. The beneficiary of the applicant has won this award, which often means that his achievements have been evaluated more professionally in the world, which is enough to prove that he has outstanding professional ability in his own field, so he can get the approval of the immigration application only by one-time achievement without additional proof.

The second category, awards.

Take applicants from China as an example. Such awards are often prefixed with "country", such as "country" and "China", or are actually awards selected nationwide, which have considerable influence. The overall characteristics of such awards are "national" and "professional field". Of course, immigration officials will not judge the nature only by their names, because they are increasingly aware that some awards even with international and world names exist in name only. Some awards, such as advertising festivals, are only awarded to internal members of trade associations or players, even if they are awarded in the name of the country or even the world, they are not recognized.

The third category, other international and mainland awards.

To declare the second or third category of international and intercontinental awards, because the Immigration Bureau has no specific knowledge of many such awards around the world, the applicant must submit detailed descriptions, such as the introduction of the organizers, the scale and history of the awards, the selection procedures and processes, the influence of the awards and relevant media reports. To prove the weight of the award.

Generally speaking, domestic and local awards are not accepted. In addition, the US Immigration Service also put forward the following requirements for the review of award-winning records:

(a) the academic scholarship or research funds do not meet the conditions for the award. The Administrative Appeals Office (AAO) of the Immigration Bureau believes that scholarships and research grants are so common that they cannot be regarded as award-winning records. Another reason is that scholarships mainly guarantee the future development of applicants' research plans, rather than affirming past achievements;

(b) Awards obtained through recommendation, rather than through grade selection and competition, cannot be regarded as convincing evidence of winning the prize;

(c) When submitting the award certificate, it is necessary to provide more detailed materials, such as the number of participants, award rules, introduction of judges, etc. , for immigration reference. Assuming that the awards established by an organization are only for members within the organization, such awards will not become convincing evidence;

(d) The award-winning field must be directly related to the applicant's professional field. For example, if you apply as a singer, but claim that you won a supporting role award for making a TV series, it is meaningless to apply unless you are an actor from the beginning.

An outstanding talent may have won many awards. If you claim to meet the award criteria, you must first screen out awards with a certain scale and influence, and give priority to individual awards rather than group awards. According to the recent case approval, if you win an award in the name of the company, even if you issue a certificate to prove that the applicant is the main contributor, it is usually not recognized.