First, a high-quality and diversified education system.
In America, every child can go to college if he wants to. The admission standards of ordinary universities are so low that it is almost impossible to shut anyone out. Only private universities and foreign students have higher tuition fees. If you go to a university in the state, everyone can afford it, and there are all kinds of student loans and grants. Many universities, such as Harvard and Yale, offer tens of thousands of annual scholarships to poor students with excellent grades and outstanding specialties to attract talents. In America, there are only people who don't want to go to college, and there are no people who can't afford to go to college.
Second, perfect social welfare.
The American social welfare system is quite perfect. Although it is not like the national welfare of some European countries, it has taken care of all aspects of nationals and immigrants. Those who have lost their ability to work, the poor, can get government relief anyway, and their basic livelihood is guaranteed. Everyone feels secure.
Third, the superior natural environment.
America is a gift from nature to Americans. A continent with two oceans between it has vast territory and rich resources. Few foreigners who have lived in the United States fail to lament the vastness and richness of this land. Its local area is 9.37 million square kilometers, with a length of 4,500 kilometers from east to west and a width of 2,700 kilometers from north to south. It borders Canada in the north, the Gulf of Mexico in the south, the Pacific Ocean in the west, the Atlantic Ocean in the east and the sea on three sides, with a coastline of 22,680 kilometers. The Pacific Ocean and the Atlantic Ocean have become natural barriers to American security. In addition, Americans' respect for nature and life, strong environmental awareness and good environmental protection work have effectively achieved harmony between man and nature, making the United States a truly suitable place for entrepreneurial development and life.
2. Education and health care in the United States
1, American education
Children with green cards go to the United States to study, and students below junior college attend public primary and secondary schools, and tuition fees are free. If you go to a private school, you must pay the tuition. Different from public primary and secondary schools, public universities generally charge tuition fees, but they are often much lower than similar private universities. Students can apply for federal loans during their college years and repay them after graduation. In addition, you can choose business schools, law schools and other majors with fewer foreign students. Applying for immigration status is easy and unrestricted.
2. American pensions
Its system includes social basic endowment insurance, enterprise supplementary endowment insurance and personal savings plan, which is usually called "three-legged bench" figuratively. Retirees have basic free medical care provided by the state; In addition, the elderly can also choose private insurance purchase plans in a targeted manner.
3. Health care in the United States
Most of them are realized by the medical insurance paid by the work unit, and they can enjoy the national free medical insurance after entering old age. The American government has established special health services to protect and promote the health of pregnant women and children. In addition, the United States has set up medical subsidies and home care programs for low-income people, which are jointly undertaken by the federal, state and county governments, and provide housework and non-medical care for the elderly, the blind or the disabled over 65, so that the beneficiaries can live safely at home without living in nursing homes or public medical institutions.
3. Popular ways of immigrating to America
1, application by relatives
Relatives immigrants account for the vast majority of all the ways to immigrate to the United States. If you have qualified relatives in the United States who are citizens or green card holders, they can submit an application to the immigration office to confirm your relationship, so you can get a green card. According to the applicant's identity and the distance between relatives, relatives immigrants can be divided into five categories (close relatives, FB 1, FB2A/B, F3, F4). Relatives who can apply for a green card include spouses, parents, children, brothers and sisters of American citizens, spouses and unmarried children of green card holders.
2. Professional employment immigrants
Employment-oriented professional immigrants * * * have five priority categories: (EB 1, EB2, EB3, EB4, EB5, EB5).
The first priority of EB 1 includes three categories: EB 1A special talents, EB 1B outstanding professors or researchers, and EB 1C multinational executives. The characteristics of the first priority are that there is no need to prove the shortage of labor force, and the number of immigrants is abundant, but the beneficiaries are required to have outstanding performance.
The second priority of EB2 includes two categories: unconventional national interest exemption (NIW) and conventional EB2 work permit PERM. NIW does not need jobs, labor shortage certificates and employer support. For conventional EB2, the employer must prove the shortage of labor. The work of an employer should require at least a master's degree or above, or a bachelor's degree plus five years of work experience.
The third focus of EB3 includes two sub-categories: applying for a green card requires a bachelor's degree or at least two years of technical experience. Those who do not require academic qualifications and skills are classified into another subcategory. Employers of EB3 also need to prove a labor shortage.
EB4 Fourth priority: religious visa. This requires church organizations to come forward. Beneficiaries should serve the Ministry of the church.
EB5 Fifth Priority: Investment Immigration. Meet three conditions: invest a fixed amount of dollars in the United States for commercial projects, such as nursing home projects; Create or increase 10 full-time jobs for American workers. Investment funds should prove their legal sources.
There are fixed quotas for the types of immigrants based on employment. EB3 and EB5 are the easiest categories to apply for, and the difference between them is obvious. EB3 is employed by a company, and the applicant must live in the United States, while EB5 is to invest in a project to achieve the purpose of hiring local employees to ensure the conditions of the immigration clause. Applicants don't need to live in the United States, and they don't have to worry about domestic business.