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Is buying a house in the United States considered an investment immigrant? Can I get a green card?
Buying a house in the United States does not count as investment immigration. There is currently news that investing 500,000 in the United States and using 250,000 to buy a house and getting a three-year residency is not a green card.
Green cards are generally obtained through investment immigration, skilled immigration, work visa, L-1 visa, marriage, and direct relatives. Immigration is divided into two categories: occupational and relative.
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