What are the difficulties of immigration? What are the difficulties of immigration? Some people may say that I am poor, or that my education is not high, or that I do not meet the requirements, so am I not eligible to immigrate? That's not what it said.
Today’s topic is that if ordinary people want to immigrate, they must at least meet some conditions. You have to be able to endure hardship, be able to spend money, be able to endure the time, and be able to bear the pressure. If you don’t have enough funds, are not a master of technology or academics, and have no direct relatives overseas who can apply for overseas relative immigration, or you have not just graduated from 985,211 undergraduate and master’s degree, and your language is very good, you can apply. If you go to a very good school and then choose an immigration program that provides academic excellence, you will actually have good opportunities.
If you are just an ordinary person, you may have graduated with a bachelor's degree or a master's degree, you are not too young, at least in your early thirties or early forties, you have one or two children, and your job is not a senior executive job. Nor is it a job with a certain position within the system. Then maybe you own a property that you live in in a first- or second-tier city, you don’t have a particularly strong academic or technical background, you don’t work in a big factory, your English isn’t particularly strong, you can speak a little, maybe you’ve passed CET-4 or CET-6, etc. of ordinary people. If you are just an ordinary person like this, it is more difficult to immigrate. If you don’t have any skills or highlights, and you want to immigrate, you have to pay a corresponding price. You have to be able to endure hardships, pay money, endure the time, and bear the pressure.
What does it mean to endure hardships? Take Canada as an example. If you want to study in Canada and immigrate, you need to take IELTS and language tests, which I won’t mention here. Maybe if you take the test casually or prepare a little, it is not difficult to obtain the language ability that meets the university entrance threshold. But after entering college, it is not that easy to graduate. It doesn’t mean that you can fish for three days and dry the nets for two days. You must insist on going to class every day, you must not be absent, and you must do your homework on time. Your usual grades are also very important. Then it will take at least two years to graduate. Not everyone can endure this hardship, especially those like us who have graduated for a while and may not have studied or tempered themselves in this kind of campus life for a long time. Maybe if you go back to school or college to study, and study in an all-English environment, you may not be able to survive.
When you hear what others say, it may sound calm and calm, but they may not necessarily tell you how boring, difficult, and painful reading is. If you don't study hard, you won't be able to get the grades, and if you don't get them, you may not be able to graduate. And it is possible that you are going to Canada alone, and you will be temporarily separated from your family, and you may not be able to see each other all the time. This is also a relatively lonely and painful state.
If you can't bear the hardship, then you have to pay for it? Another option is for those who are not studying abroad to choose employer sponsorship. Employment-based immigration to the United States is also a form of employer sponsorship. Through this method, you can directly apply for a work permit, and then submit an immigration application. The cost is generally more than 700,000 to 800,000 yuan. Then you have to spend this money. Maybe for some people, this is often said. If you sell a house in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Shenzhen, this money is definitely enough, right? But this money is spare money, and not all families can spend it without blinking an eye.
If you can't bear the hardship of studying abroad, then you have to pay for the employer's immigration, and you have to endure the time. U.S. immigration programs suitable for ordinary people, such as EB2 professional and technical immigration, generally take three to five years to obtain a permanent green card. If you have the ability to meet the requirements of outstanding talents, of course it will take about a year if you are successful. There is no timetable for this. So you have to be able to endure the several-year schedule. Many people think the schedule is too long and unacceptable. And after you go to the United States, you have to find a job by yourself. You may not be able to find a suitable job right away at the beginning. You just have to wait and find a suitable job.
Another thing is that you have to bear the pressure, because immigration may not be 100% sure to be successful.Especially if you choose to stay in the United States by studying abroad, the probability of staying is very small. At the very least, you must graduate from a prestigious school or graduate from a STEM major, and then work in a major American Internet company, so that you have a chance to stay by lottery. , and the H1B lottery is also a matter of luck. Since the number of applicants has increased in the past two years, the probability of being selected is also very small. Every link in this will put a lot of pressure on you. So whenever these pressures come, can you withstand them? Or you can directly apply for employment immigration, but after coming to the United States, you also need to find a job, live a life to support your family, and need to consider the cost of living expenses, renting a house, and children's education. Such a life will also bring a lot of pressure to you.
Of course, the above four points require you to endure hardships, pay money, endure time, and bear pressure, but you don’t have to do them all. But you must do at least two to three of them to have a higher probability of successful immigration. So when I immigrate, it doesn’t mean that everything will be fine once I get a visa, nor does it mean that everything will be fine once I log in. It doesn’t mean that everything will be fine after changing identities. Until the last moment, the moment you get your green card, it may be considered a staged success.
Therefore, you need to think more realistically and deeply about the immigration project you are interested in. Is your motivation and desire to immigrate strong enough that you are willing to overcome these disadvantages? Or these thresholds that you want to work hard to reach. Do you have enough motivation to overcome these problems? Congratulations, you meet the requirements.
It is true that immigration is a very confusing matter. You have to have two mentalities at the same time to be truly successful. One is the courage to try. There is also the ability to think realistically and weigh things rationally, with objectivity and calm thinking. Once you embark on this path, please don't give up easily, or you don't start.
