Five common misunderstandings in immigrating to the United States

# American Immigration # Introduction Now American immigrants are no longer out of reach, and more and more people choose to live in the United States. However, many people still have many misunderstandings about immigration. They think that immigration is naturalization, or that only the rich can immigrate to the United States. No, these are misguided views. Next, I will talk to you about the five most common misunderstandings of immigrating to the United States!

1. Five Common Misunderstandings in Immigration to the United States

1. Have the immigrants been naturalized?

Many people think that my immigration is American nationality, Canadian nationality or ... nationality. Immigration and foreign nationality are two concepts.

Take the United States as an example Different countries have different immigration policies. When you immigrate to the United States and obtain permanent residency in the United States, what we usually call a green card only means that you can live and enjoy the same benefits as local citizens (except political rights), but you are still a China citizen.

If you want to join American citizenship, you need to meet the living conditions and pass the naturalization test before you can apply for membership.

So many immigrants think that immigrants just get green cards or become local citizens.

Second, the rich can apply to immigrate to the United States.

Can only the rich immigrate? This statement is not entirely accurate.

In fact, ordinary working-class people choose immigrants no less than the rich. The United States, Canada, Australia and other countries need more overseas technical talents because of their vast territory, rich resources and sparse population. Due to the lack of skilled personnel, the local immigration policy is open, attracting many overseas immigration applicants.

All immigration policies are diversified and not limited to the rich. As long as they meet the immigration conditions, they can immigrate.

Third, immigrants must go abroad to settle down.

Does immigration mean having to settle overseas? Not necessarily.

When you get a green card from a certain country, you can live in your own country or go home to live and work. However, it should be noted that some countries have certain residence time requirements for immigrant visas, which is usually called immigration supervision. At this time, it is necessary to strictly abide by the requirements of local entry and exit supervision and arrange your own residence reasonably.

Of course, if you acquire the nationality of a certain country, then you will not be restricted by immigration supervision and have no residence requirements.

Therefore, immigration does not mean settling abroad. Nowadays, it is very popular for many people to immigrate or not, so that they can not only consider domestic life, but also enjoy the good conditions brought by immigration status.

Fourth, you can't live abroad if you don't know the language.

Can't you live abroad if you don't know the language?

Faced with unfamiliar environment, strangers and language barriers, people will inevitably feel uneasy and unable to integrate into local life. However, as long as you actively communicate and want to adapt to and integrate into the local environment, it is ok. Just like our employers in America, having a safe and reliable working environment, good company benefits and social security, and enthusiastic colleagues from different countries can help you adapt as soon as possible. As long as you keep an open attitude, open your heart and communicate actively, you will find that your language ability and adaptability can make great progress unconsciously, and life abroad is not as difficult as you think.

Therefore, a language barrier does not mean that you can't live abroad. As long as you study hard, communicate more with others and take the first step, the language barrier will not become an obstacle to your life.

Children born abroad can immigrate.

Can I immigrate if I have children abroad? Not necessarily.

The laws of the United States and Canada stipulate that anyone born in this country will automatically acquire nationality. But it is also limited to children, and the parents of children cannot obtain identity at the same time.

Even if a child is born in an immigrant country such as Australia or New Zealand, he cannot automatically acquire nationality.

Therefore, parents who apply for the next generation of immigrants also need to plan as soon as possible, and it is not recommended to blindly listen to online information. When choosing immigrants, we still need to find a formal immigration company to make a reasonable plan.

2. What are the requirements for immigrating to the United States?

E-visa for American E2 visa refers to the treaty investor visa. E-visa is issued to investors who set up or acquire companies in the United States. Investors must be citizens who have commercial and maritime treaties with the United States.

Application conditions

1. Investors, whether individuals, partnerships or business entities, must have the citizenship of the treaty country (China citizens have no right to apply for such visas).

2. Citizens of treaty countries must own at least 50% of the shares.

3. The investment must be sufficient, the investment funds or assets cannot be revoked, and the investment should be sufficient to support the successful operation of the enterprise.

4. The investor must be a real and active enterprise; Written organization, speculation or idle investment is unqualified; Unsubmitted funds or similar securities in bank accounts are not regarded as investments.

5. It must generate income, which needs to be more than providing life for investors and their families, or it has certain economic influence in the United States.

6. Investors must control funds and invest in commercial risk areas. The assets of an investment enterprise shall not be mortgaged.

7. Investors must come to the United States to develop management companies. If it is not a major investor, it must be a necessary employee with high supervision, execution or professional skills, and ordinary technical employees and unskilled employees are unqualified.

American EB 1A immigrant special talents

Green card, a special talent in the United States (EB-1AEXTRAORDINARYABILITIES), is the first priority professional immigrant stipulated in the American immigration law. Anyone who has won national or international recognition and appreciation in scientific, artistic, educational, commercial or sports competitions can apply for this green card. Artists who have won national or international awards especially like this immigration method. This kind of application does not need the support of American employers, and there is no time limit. This is one of the quickest ways to get a green card in America. In addition, it has a wide range of applications, and excellent people in almost any field can apply. One person applies, and the spouse and unmarried children under the age of 2 1 get the green card at the same time.

Application conditions

For this kind of application, the immigration law sets ten standards. If the applicant meets at least three of the ten requirements, he/she can apply. These ten criteria are:

(1) The applicant has won national or international famous awards in this field;

(2) The applicant is a member of an organization, institution or association in the professional field. This membership is only granted to professionals who have made outstanding achievements;

(3) There are professional newspapers, important business periodicals or mainstream media reporting the achievements of the applicant in the professional field;

(4) The applicant has served as a referee or judge of professional activities or competitions for many times, or as a reviewer of important academic journals;

(5) The applicant has made great contributions in this field (such as science, art, commerce, sports, etc.). );

(6) The applicant has published professional academic papers in professional academic journals or other mainstream media;

(seven) the applicant has held or participated in exhibitions, concerts or exhibitions of personal works of art for many times;

(8) The applicant plays an important or leading role in an organization, institution, association or laboratory;

(9) The salary or remuneration received by the applicant is higher than that of other peers;

(10) The applicant has achieved commercial success in artistic performance (such as high box office record, high sales record of videos or DVDs, etc.).

In addition, the recommendation letters of peer experts are also important evidence materials. If you can get a strong recommendation letter from foreign experts, the probability of success of the case will be higher.