Benefits of U.S. Permanent Residency (Green Card)

Obtaining a Green Card and immigrating to the United States through the EB-5 Visa Program has its advantages. Below are some of the top benefits of becoming a permanent resident and living in the United States. To learn more about the EB-5 program and speak with our EB-5 Investment Attorney Kyle Barella, please contact our office.

Live & Work Anywhere in the USA

Becoming a U.S. Permanent Resident, also known as a Green Card holder, allows a foreign national to live and work anywhere in the United States. Apart from certain government jobs requiring U.S. citizenship, a Green Card holder is free to accept employment at any job. No sponsorship is needed. You can even decide to start your own business. If you choose not to work, you can still remain in the United States and live anywhere in the country.

Access to Education & In-State Tuition

Dream of sending your children to a top school or university? The United States boasts many of the best ranked schools in the world. Green Card holders can attend school at in-state tuition rates, just as any other American student. No more applying for a student visa or waiting for a job to sponsor you after graduation.

Possibility of Obtaining U.S. Citizenship

After spending five years as a Permanent Resident, you may qualify for U.S. citizenship. Becoming a U.S. citizen and obtaining a U.S. passport opens the doors to visa free travel around the world. There is no need to plan vacations months in advance to obtain the proper visas. Entering with a U.S. passport gains access to the EU and other world powers. Citizenship also allows you to participate freely in U.S. democracy through voting for the President and other elected officials.

Visa Free Access to 186 Countries & Territories

Should you qualify to naturalize and become a U.S. citizen your travel opportunities can also increase. U.S. passport holders have visa free access to around 180 countries and territories. The U.S. passport has consistently ranked as one of the most powerful passports in the world.