Have you ever experienced or considered any anxiety points in the process of immigration?

The word "immigration" is not a tall thing today, especially in everyone's first-tier cities. There used to be such a ridiculous saying, "Ten people, three people have emigrated, four people are on the road, and three people are already planning to emigrate." A customer once said that now they meet in circles and are often asked, "Do you have an American green card?"

Do you need to live abroad after emigration? Many people think that they must live abroad after emigration. In fact, many countries do not need to settle in the past after emigrating. People often have such a wrong idea because the United States, Canada, Australia and other traditional immigration powers have certain requirements for immigration applicants, which is what we often call "immigration supervision." However, as more and more countries open their doors to welcome new immigrants, "immigration supervision" is no longer mandatory, and even some countries do not stipulate immigration supervision at all, and can go through the formalities of emigration.

Don't consider immigration until the children are older. Many families believe that emigrating to a brand-new and upgraded country will make it difficult for children to accept it for a while and affect their healthy and happy growth. In fact, younger children are more likely to integrate into new fields. What's more, many families originally planned their overseas status for their children's education, which brought more possibilities for their children's future very early.

According to the scores of entrance examinations for overseas Chinese students in recent years, the admission scores of Tsinghua and Peking University are only 400. Many parents come to me for advice, but unfortunately they need to apply for the entrance examination for overseas Chinese students at least two years in advance. In fact, they need to apply step by step at the latest. Naturally, the earlier they apply, the better, and the more countries and projects they can choose.

If you can't bear the pain of studying abroad, you have to pay for this employer's immigration, and you have to endure time. American immigrants are suitable for ordinary people to do projects, such as EB2 vocational and technical school immigrants. It usually takes three to five years to get a permanent green card in the United States. If you have the ability to meet the needs of outstanding talents, you will naturally succeed in a year or so. This is not a reservation. So you have to put up with the two-year scheduling time. Many people find it too long to accept. And after you come to America, you have to find a job yourself. It is very likely that you can't find a good job at first, but it will take a long time to find a suitable job.