Can I immigrate to California to buy a house?

Hello, there is no immigration policy for buying a house in America. The immigration policy of the United States is as follows:

The most frequently mentioned American immigrants are EB 1, EB2, EB3, EB4 and EB5. Below, compare the differences of several projects. EB, the abbreviation of Employment-Based, refers to professional immigrants based on employment, and the numbers 1 to 5 indicate the priority levels of different categories.

1 and the first priority EB 1 include three categories:

(1)EB 1-A: special talents

(2)EB 1-B: excellent professor or researcher.

(3)EB 1-C: senior management or administrative personnel of multinational companies.

The first priority is characterized by the fact that there is no need to prove the shortage of labor force and the number of immigrants is abundant, but the beneficiaries are required to have great achievements or energy.

2. The second priority EB2 includes two subcategories:

(1) Unconventional national interest exemption (NIW)

(2) Regular perming of EB2 work permit

NIW does not need job commitments, labor shortage certificates and employer support. For conventional EB2, the employer must prove the shortage of labor. The work promised by the employer should require at least a master's degree or above, or a bachelor's degree plus five years of work experience.

3. The third priority EB3 includes two subcategories:

(1) The job of applying for a green card requires a bachelor's degree or at least two years of skills and experience, which fall into a small category.

(2) those who do not require academic qualifications and skills are classified into another subcategory.

4. Fourth priority EB4:

Religious visas require church organizations to come forward. Beneficiaries should serve the Ministry of the church.

5. Fifth priority EB5: Investment immigrants meet three conditions:

(1) Investing in commercial entities approved by the US government100000 USD or 500000 USD;

(2) Create or increase 10 full-time employment opportunities for American workers;

(3) The investment funds shall prove the legal source.