Are there any types of immigrants in America?

The types of American immigrants are mainly divided into relative immigrants and professional immigrants.

1. American relative immigrants

In addition to American citizens' spouses (marriage immigrants, the United States), minor children and parents who are not subject to quota restrictions, the types of American relatives immigrants also include:

1) American F 1 Visa: 2 1 Unmarried children of American citizens over the age of.

2) American F2A visa: spouse of American green card holder and unmarried children under 2 1.

3) American F2B visa: unmarried children of American green card holders over 2 1 year old.

4) American F3 visa: married children of American citizens.

5) American F4 visa: brothers and sisters of American citizens.

2. American professional immigrants

1) American EB- 1 visa: outstanding talents, outstanding professors and researchers, executives of multinational companies.

2) American EB-2 visa: professional immigrants with a master's degree or above (most American students apply for this type).

3) American EB-3 visa: professional immigrants with a bachelor's degree (most American students apply for this type).

4) American EB-3 unskilled immigrant visa: that is, American employer-sponsored immigrants. Australian and Shenzhen immigrants recommend EB-3C to American immigrants. This immigration project has no language requirements, no assets requirements and no work experience requirements, so it has a wide audience and does not need to match employers for skilled workers alone.

5) American EB-4 visa: religious immigrants.

6) American EB-5 visa: American investment immigrants.