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Hello. I'm thinking about resuming my life right now. I want to continue my life by working in professions like a waitress in USA. Anybody ever do this before? Can you tell me your experiences?
 
Hello. I'm thinking about resuming my life right now. I want to continue my life by working in professions like a waitress in USA. Anybody ever do this before? Can you tell me your experiences?
Get Visa -> Move to USA -> Get Greencard -> Start living in USA
 
Men tend to be waiters, rather than waitresses.

If you're from an eligible country, then it's possible you might be able to get a H-2B visa. This is a temporary visa that would allow you to work in the US for certain types of jobs for up to 1 year.



What happened to this?
I lost my family last year. I couldn't afford my education needs. I'm thinking about working a little. If I can, I'm thinking of going back to school and continuing my education. Can I get a work visa without an employer?
 
If he's a fast swimmer and marathon runner then there's also another way to get in.
If he was from people who get green card easy he wouldn't be here on forums at all and secondly he wouldn't ask such questions lol.
 
Get Visa -> Move to USA -> Get Greencard -> Start living in USA
LOL.
If it was this easy.


1) Get a job offer from an approved US employer with sponsorship and TRY your luck on h1b
2) Save $100k+ dollars and get E2 (business - 2 years) visa and keep renewing till u die.
3) Find a work in a multinational company (amazon, google) in ur home country and apply for transfer visa
4) Invest $500k in a rural area business and get a green card (EB5)/ invest $1m in any area and get green card (Eb5)
5) Move illegally

Edit: There is more
* Be amazingly talented and get (O1) visa
* F1 - Choose a college and study some shit
* There is also holiday visas (1 year) for selected countries
* Try your luck with DV lottery (I think Trump stopped this)

A lot of things depends on where you from.
Indians, Pakistanis, and Chinese have it really hard.



There we go.... :p:p:p
 
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Hello. I'm thinking about resuming my life right now. I want to continue my life by working in professions like a waitress in USA. Anybody ever do this before? Can you tell me your experiences?
contact the embassy, anyway why is this in introductions?
 
Moved to the Lounge as this isn't an Introduction.
 
Do you even realize what you said? Getting green card is almost impossible.
I never said it's easy, but not impossible. There is lots of work and documents required.
I just showed the steps...

LOL.
If it was this easy.


1) Get a job offer from an approved US employer with sponsorship and TRY your luck on h1b
2) Save $100k+ dollars and get E2 (business - 2 years) visa and keep renewing till u die.
3) Find a work in a multinational company (amazon, google) in ur home country and apply for transfer visa
4) Invest $500k in a rural area business and get a green card (EB5)/ invest $1m in any area and get green card (Eb5)
5) Move illegally

Edit: There is more
* Be amazingly talented and get (O1) visa
* F1 - Choose a college and study some shit
* There is also holiday visas (1 year) for selected countries
* Try your luck with DV lottery (I think Trump stopped this)

A lot of things depends on where you from.
Indians, Pakistanis, and Chinese have it really hard.



There we go.... :p:p:p
Agreed.
I never said it's easy, but not impossible. There is lots of work and documents required.
I just showed the steps...
 
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Wait, if you invest 500k in the US - rural area, they give you a green card?
 
Wait, if you invest 500k in the US - rural area, they give you a green card?
It is not that simple :D but yah.. "some business in a rural area"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EB-5_visa
Congress created the employment-based fifth preference category (EB-5) visa program in 1990 to "create jobs for U.S. workers and to infuse new capital into the U.S. economy".[1]:528 At that time the program was directed towards "alien entrepreneurs" who would not only invest $1 million or $500,000 in a "new commercial enterprise" but would also "engage in the management of the new enterprise" creating ten full-time jobs for U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents.
 
Wait, if you invest 500k in the US - rural area, they give you a green card?

Yep, gentrify the people in the economically depressed/rural area and they'll love ya for it.

Why do you need to go to America, also, where are you right now? Maybe look at going another route or to another country and working there (somewhere closer to home)?
 
Yep, gentrify the people in the economically depressed/rural area and they'll love ya for it.

Why do you need to go to America, also, where are you right now? Maybe look at going another route or to another country and working there (somewhere closer to home)?

I was just shocked that a "small investment of 1 million dollars" can get you a permanent residency in the states.

I'm from Europe but I would never see myself permanently living in the US, the travel visa it's good enough.
 
Yep, gentrify the people in the economically depressed/rural area and they'll love ya for it.

Why do you need to go to America, also, where are you right now? Maybe look at going another route or to another country and working there (somewhere closer to home)?
everywhere is difficult. what's the difference
 
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