How to immigrate to the United States

Steps to immigrate to the United States:

1. American immigration model: investment immigration.

Investment immigration is the easiest to handle and requires a certain amount of money in the United States. The new EB5 investment immigrants have lowered their previous requirements, as long as they meet the following conditions: the applicant has reached the age of 265,438+0, invested 500,000 US dollars in the United States, indirectly created 10 jobs, and proved that the source of funds is legal.

2. American immigration model: skilled immigrants.

If you need to prove that you can bring benefits to the United States, you can obtain permanent residency in the United States through NIW independent immigrants with high academic qualifications. EB- 1 Those who need to prove outstanding ability can obtain permanent residency in the United States in this way. NIW and EB- 1 look very similar, but they have different auditing standards.

3. American immigration mode: EB3 employer-sponsored immigration.

EB3 Both skilled immigrants and unskilled immigrants are employed immigrants. The difference lies in whether the employer provides technical posts or non-technical posts. Many people prefer skilled immigrants. However, most employer companies that can provide permanent residence guarantee for skilled workers rarely recruit overseas, even if they have the opportunity to obtain the guarantee from employment companies, because of various factors such as poor financial situation and great changes of employment companies.

Finally, the chances of obtaining permanent residency are particularly small. As far as EB3 employer-sponsored immigrants are concerned, applicants are not required to have education, experience, gender or English proficiency. As long as the reliability of the employer can be guaranteed, the success rate is almost 100%. One person applies and the whole family gets a green card.