Certain US visas allow the visa holder to visit other countries for a limited timeA Green Card holder can visit Canada for up to 180 daysIn certain countries, having a US visa makes the person eligible for a visa on arrival Are you an Indian with a US visa? Here is a list of countries Indians can visit with a US visa. Well, the US Green card is probably the most coveted … [Read more...]
USA Immigration Policy To Favor The Wealthy
Immigrants participating in government benefit programs may not get permanent residencyNew program to be implemented from October 2019Pregnant women, children, asylum seekers and refugees exempted With its most recent announcement, the US administration has redefined the ‘Public Charge’ law and changed its immigration policy to favor wealthy applicants over those who might … [Read more...]
Top 10 US Green Card Applicant Companies In 2019
TCS filed 1009 Green Card applicationsInfosys filed 519 Green Card applicationsIt could take more than 8 years for approved applicants to get a Green Card Want to know who are the top 10 Green Card applicants? How are the US companies doing when it comes green card applications? Let us find out. US-based companies like Cognizant, Amazon, Facebook, Cisco, and Google were … [Read more...]
3 USA Green Card Replacements For EB 5 Visa
The EB-1A Extraordinary Ability can be applied for by people who are leaders in the field of business, education, science, arts or athletics. Established entrepreneurs, as well as entrepreneurs new to their field, may be eligible for the EB-1C Multinational Manager/Executive program. The EB-2 National Interest Waiver program can be applied for by people who can prove that … [Read more...]
USA Green Card and the Law of Public Charge -You Can’t Have Both
Income could be a deciding factor when it comes to US Green card The policy is based on the Law of Public Charge Up to a million people could be affected by this change The US government is set to introduce more changes to their immigration policy. While it hadn’t been confirmed as yet, immigrants who have received any form of public aid for the past 36 months may be … [Read more...]
