If you dream of building a life in the United States, an Immigrant Visa could be your first step toward permanent residency —commonly known as getting a Green Card. Whether you're reuniting with loved ones or seizing professional opportunities, U.S. immigration law offers various pathways tailored to your background and goals.
An Immigrant Visa allows foreign nationals to enter the United States with the intention of living permanently. Unlike non-immigrant visas (such as tourist or student visas), immigrant visas lead to Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR) status and eventually, eligibility for U.S. citizenship.
U.S. immigration law prioritizes keeping families together. If you are a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident (LPR), you may be eligible to sponsor certain relatives for an immigrant visa.
Each preference category is subject to annual caps and visa bulletin backlogs, making the timing of your application crucial.
The United States welcomes talented professionals, investors, and workers who bring valuable skills to the economy. Employment-Based (EB) Immigration offers five main categories.
Employment-based immigration can be a strategic path for professionals, especially in fields like IT, healthcare, finance, and academia.
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