How to go to the United States and get a green card

Three ways to obtain a "green card" by studying in the United States

How to obtain a green card by studying in the United States? Zheng Youwen, a senior expert on studying abroad in Shenzhen, said that there are usually three ways to obtain a U.S. "green card" after studying abroad. The first way is to apply through "U.S. F1 (Student Visa)" - "U.S. H-1B (Work Visa)" - "Green Card"; this is the most common way to convert a U.S. student visa to a green card. The second way is for international students to immigrate and obtain a "green card" in the United States through the U.S. "National Interest Waiver or Outstanding Talent" approach; however, the feasibility of this option is extremely low because it is difficult for graduates who have studied in the United States to apply for a U.S. visa. Obtain the outstanding achievements required by this immigration method just after graduation. The third way is to obtain a "green card" from the United States through "marriage or relative immigration". The feasibility of this solution depends entirely on the family's own conditions.

According to statistics released by the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, in 2008, 410,000 people entered the United States with "H-1B visas" worldwide, of which India had the largest number, nearly 155,000; China only had 13,800 People, ranked fifth. The U.S. Congress authorized a quota of 65,000 for fiscal year 2010, and the number of foreign citizens exempt from this quota does not exceed 20,000 per year. People who have already obtained an "H-1B visa" are not subject to fiscal year quota restrictions when applying for an "H-1B visa".