Employment-based visas like H-1B or employer-sponsored green cards are common options. These usually require a U.S. job offer and long-term planning.

Student visas can also be a strategic path if paired with OPT and future work sponsorship. You must show genuine academic intent and sufficient funding.

Family-based immigration may apply if you have qualifying relatives who are U.S. citizens or green card holders. Some people may also explore asylum or humanitarian relief, depending on personal circumstances. Speaking with an immigration attorney helps clarify which options are realistic for you.