Category: Green Cards

Yes, you can study in the United States as an asylum applicant, but there are some specific conditions and considerations: In summary, while there are opportunities for asylum applicants to study in the U.S., navigating the process involves understanding and addressing several factors related to funding, tuition, and legal status. GET IN TOUCH Schedule a…

France offers several talent programs for international artists, including the “Passeport Talent” visa and other schemes that aim to attract and retain skilled individuals in the arts. Here are some of the pros and cons of participating in these programs: Pros: Cons: Overall, participating in France’s talent programs can be highly rewarding for international artists…

The EB-1A visa is designed for individuals with extraordinary ability in their field, and it can be challenging to qualify for, especially for business entrepreneurs. To be eligible for an EB-1A visa, you need to demonstrate extraordinary ability in your field, which can include business. Here’s what you typically need to show: If you believe…

For an E-2 visa, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) evaluates substantial investment based on several criteria: Each case is unique, so USCIS evaluates the specific details of the investment and the business plan to determine whether the investment meets the criteria. GET IN TOUCH Schedule a Visit

In recent months, the US and France have introduced new bilateral visa agreements designed to simplify the process for Americans looking to live and work in France. These agreements, part of broader diplomatic efforts to strengthen economic ties between the two nations, offer new opportunities for American investors, entrepreneurs, and skilled professionals. The Talent Passport…