This visa is intended for professionals with a bachelor’s degree + 5 years’ experience in their field. In the USA, these professionals are considered to be above average and can therefore obtain a Green Card through this visa. Do you have any questions about how to live in the US? Schedule a meeting with our team and take the first step on your journey!
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Start your journey now! The EB-2 NIW is an immigrant visa to the United States for foreign workers who have advanced skills in their field. NIW stands for “National Interest Waiver”, meaning that this visa allows certain highly qualified professionals and individuals to apply for a green card without the need for a sponsor or employer in the US. This is because the presence of these individuals is considered to be in the national interest, thus waiving the requirement for a sponsor.
To apply for the EB-2 US visa and get your Green Card, you need to demonstrate that you have skills in different professional areas. It is also important to show that your presence in the US will benefit the economy, culture or society in general. EB-2 NIW requirements can include: an educational degree in an area of interest, advanced skills, above-average salary in your field, national contribution (recognition or awards), a letter of recommendation, a work waiver and self-petition.
Through our international planning expertise, you can count on the support of the D4U team in identifying the essential aspects for submitting your application to the US Department of Immigration. Find out the possibilities for your international journey and win your dream green card!
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