The EB-5 visa is the United States immigrant investor route. A foreign national who invests a set minimum in a new US commercial enterprise, and whose investment creates at least ten full-time jobs, can obtain a green card for themselves, their spouse and their unmarried
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An employment based green card is US permanent residence granted based on work—a job offer, a specialised skill, an investment, or a record of achievement. The route splits into five preference categories, EB-1 through EB-5, and each has its own eligibility test, its own slice
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The S386 Bill green card debate is one of the most important — and most frustrating — stories in US immigration history. Introduced in 2019 to eliminate the 7% per-country cap that forces skilled workers from India and China to wait over a decade for
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The H-1B to green card route is the path most H-1B workers take toward permanent residence in the United States, and for many of them it is the longest stretch of their immigration journey. The visa is temporary — six years in most cases. The
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US citizenship is acquired in one of four ways: by birth on American soil, through a US citizen parent, through qualifying military service, or by naturalisation after a period as a lawful permanent resident. For most people reading this, the fourth route is the one
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