Studying abroad or immigrating first?

Many parents have misunderstandings when choosing to immigrate or study abroad. Next, I will use two specific cases to answer your confusion.

Case 1:

Ms. Liu wants to immigrate to Australia for her 27-year-old son who is studying for a master's degree in Australia. Her son finished high school and college in America eight or nine years ago. When he graduated, he found it difficult to apply for skilled migration, so he went to Australia for further study. However, due to his average academic performance, he could not apply for skilled migration. So at present, Ms. Liu wants to see if she can take care of her children through her own immigration.

It is understood that her husband has run a large enterprise for more than 30 years, and the basic condition is 188 investment immigration. Unfortunately, since 20 16 10 19, Australia has introduced a new adopter policy, which restricts children who have been with their parents for more than 23 years from applying for immigration.

Case 2:

Teacher Zhang consulted investment immigrants, and his company was in the category of business genius at that time. The company itself was in good condition, but it was opposed by its son. The reason is that his son thinks he can immigrate to Australia by himself.

However, in the first half of 20 16, Mr. Zhang found another organization to tell the tortuous process. It turned out that in 20 14, my son found that he could not be a skilled immigrant and failed the IELTS test, so he sought the opportunity of employer guarantee. As a result, I was fooled by the local immigration agent and spent 6.5438+0 million Australian dollars to buy a house in Queensland. As a result, the house was bought at a loss and the employer promised not to do half of it.

At the beginning of 20 16, my son applied for a master's degree in Australia and decided to stay in Australia. I want Mr. Zhang to apply for an Australian green card for him, but at this time, Mr. Zhang's company has sold a major investor category for children of only 188C (investing 5 million Australian dollars is equivalent to 26 million RMB to buy local risk financing products in Australia for 4 years).

From the above two cases, we can easily see that the main problem is that neither of them made long-term plans when their children went abroad, and they listened to their own ideas too much. Therefore, as parents, when deciding to send their children abroad, they should think about all the possibilities in the future, and pave a way for their children in advance if their conditions and abilities permit, so that he and his family can grasp the initiative in the future in advance. If the above two parents had planned earlier, the result would not be like this.

How to plan at this stage?

First of all, students must be good enough to stay in the United States. The United States is a place where global elites gather, and even the children of key high schools in China may not have a competitive advantage. Generally speaking, only those students majoring in computer and mathematics in top universities are willing to give you job opportunities.

Secondly, students must apply for OPT before graduation. OPT visas stipulate that they must find jobs within three months. If they can't find a job within three months, they will leave the United States at the expiration.

Then, during the OPT period, only a few employers are willing to hire and help students with work visa H 1-B guarantee;

Finally, students need to have good luck, because there is a strict quota for issuing work visas in the United States, and it depends on luck whether they can get them.

In reality, not many international students can find jobs abroad. Many large companies will clearly point out that they only recruit local students when recruiting in schools. Similarly, the same is true for studying in Britain, Germany or Australia and wanting skilled immigrants. Students who really study abroad will know that 96% have returned to China. If you want to gain an identity by studying abroad, you must have excellent academic performance and ability. Among the remaining people, 2% are children who have been planned by their parents in advance and have already had immigration status.

In this case, we can only set the immigration direction and plan the path as soon as possible before the children go abroad to study, so as to effectively avoid detours between the children and you and lose time and cost.