The advantages of U.S. investment immigration are numerous, making it the preferred method of investment immigration for Chinese investors. Experts from WorldWay Immigration analyze that immigrating to the United States greatly assists with study and employment, as detailed below:
Freedom to choose between public or private schools, with local residents enjoying 13 years of free education:
90% of American citizens choose to enroll their children in public schools, which offer rigorous curricula and a wealth of extracurricular activities, ensuring high educational quality. In contrast, international students can only attend private day or boarding schools, which require payment of exorbitant tuition fees, and top private schools have limited admission rates for international students. Holding a green card allows for the freedom to choose between public or top private schools.
Priority admission to prestigious universities, with acceptance rates 9 times higher than international students:
Each year, U.S. universities admit only 5%-15% of international students out of the total enrollment. Green card holders, applying as local residents, have a 9 times higher chance of being accepted into renowned U.S. universities, with no restrictions on majors or research options, and public university tuition is only one-third of that for international students.
Priority access to internships and employment opportunities with the Fortune 500:
Most international students hope to gain relevant work experience in the United States after graduation, but as foreigners, they must apply for work visas to remain employed in the U.S. In recent years, applications for U.S. work visas have significantly exceeded the visa quotas, with the U.S. immigration agency using a lottery system, resulting in acceptance rates as low as 35%. As international students, work and internship opportunities during their studies are also restricted, leading many to struggle to find internships and practical work experience, making it even harder to secure employment after graduation. In contrast, green card holders can not only prioritize internships and jobs with Fortune 500 companies but also do not have to worry about work visa issues when changing jobs.
