How long can China people live in a house without an American green card?

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1. China citizens don't have American green cards, but only 10-year B 1B2 visas.

In America, you can live in a house for half a year, which is theoretically half a year.

The fact is that if you live in the United States for more than a month, you will be censored. If you buy a car in the United States, get a driver's license (don't think too much, you can only get a temporary driver's license), plus buy a house, the Customs and Immigration Bureau will properly determine that you have an immigration tendency.

Of course, simply investing in buying a house will not be regarded as an immigration tendency. The B 1 visa can be used to buy real estate in the United States with the purpose of going to the United States, that is, the b 1 visa contains this type and purpose.

Therefore, simply buying a house in the United States with a B visa, the residence time is limited, and it is not a big problem for about one month. If there are some reasonable reasons to stay in the United States, the time can be appropriately extended. For example, I bought my own house, lived in it for three months and gave birth to a child. Then it would be more reasonable to stay in America for three months.

2. China citizens don't have American green cards, but they have other types of visas.

First of all, if you have an H 1B visa, an L 1 visa and an F 1 visa, then how long you live in your own home depends on the length of stay in the United States given by the visa type. Theoretically, this visa stays in the United States longer than the B visa.

Secondly, if you have a short-term training M visa, you can also live in your own house according to the length of the study content. For example, if you get a pilot's license and a parachute permit, you can stay in the United States with an M visa.