Can Americans immigrate to other countries with their children after divorce?

Americans can immigrate to other countries with their children after divorce. However, according to the marriage law, if a husband and wife obtain custody of their children after divorce, the other party also has visitation rights. If immigration with children infringes on the other party's right to visit, it should be determined through consultation. In American law, you can't bring your child to immigrate without your ex-husband's consent before the child reaches adulthood.

American immigration regulations

American relatives immigrants are divided into immediate relatives immigrants and other relatives immigrants. Immigrants with immediate family members are not subject to quota restrictions, that is, as long as they are immediate family members of American citizens, as long as they are not prohibited from entering the United States by American law, they can obtain immigrant visas and immigrate to the United States without restrictions. The immigration of relatives other than immediate family members is subject to the annual quota stipulated by the US immigration law.

The lineal relatives defined by American immigration law refer to spouses of American citizens, unmarried children whose parents are American citizens under the age of 265,438+0, and adopted sons, adopted daughters and adoptive parents of American citizens over the age of 265,438+0 are regarded as lineal relatives, but the adoption relationship must be established before the age of 65,438+06.