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Shortage in the airline industry opens opportunities for foreign pilots to work and live in the US
Airplane pilots shortage in the US benefits pilots from overseas During a Senate hearing on the oversight of the US airline industry on December 15th, the CEO of United Airline told senators that 100 of the company’s planes are grounded due to a shortage of airplane...
EB-1A Extraordinary ability
The EB-1A Extraordinary Ability visa is a visa that permits individuals who have risen to the very top of their respective fields to directly apply for a permanent residence in the US. It is a visa designed to allow the very best individuals in their respective...
THE UNITED STATES NEEDS IT PROFESSIONALS
According to the BLS (Bureau of Labor and Statistics), a government agency that collects and analyzes the essential statistical data of the American labor market, since the popularization of the Internet and mobile telephony in the 1990s, there has never been such a...
RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A GREEN CARD HOLDER
In the United States, legal permanent residents are those who are entitled to a Green Card, a document that makes it possible to live, work, and study in the country that offers the best opportunities and quality of life on the planet. Many Brazilians dream of having...
EB-3 VISA TO WORK AND LIVE IN THE UNITED STATES
WOULD YOU LIKE TO LIVE IN THE USA WITH YOUR FAMILY, WORK IN YOUR AREA OF EXPERTISE, AND HAVE A GREEN CARD? So, you need to know the EB-3 visa. The EB-3 visa, also known as the Green Card for skilled professionals and other workers, is in the third preference of...
GET TO KNOW THE “EB” VISAS FOR IMMIGRATION IN THE USA
"EB" (Employment-Based) visas are part of a category created by U.S. immigration to allow specific immigrants to become permanent residents in the United States (Green Card holders) based on career, education, employment, skilled work, or investment criteria. Every...