My initial plan is to apply to study y Master’s degree in the U.S. first under an F-1 visa, then obtain a job through the H-1B visa or the work programs the university I’m interested in offers, or get my PhD, I’m still undecided on that front. My idea is to work for a few years in the U.S. to build the capital for my future EB-5 investment given I do not have enough funds now. However, I see that the H-1B visa is undergoing a lot of changes. Is this route still effective?
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Lynne Feldman
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersYes that is a great route but there is a lottery so not assured you will get this even if you apply and are fully qualified. Better chance with U.S. advanced degree as you get two shots at the lottery.
Charles H Kuck
Find the Best EB5 Visa LawyersHard to predict the future. But as of today it is viable.
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