Many US visas and green cards are open to every nationality. Whether you want to invest, work or join family in the US, we’ll help you find the routes that fit you, and connect you with a licensed US immigration lawyer.
Most people moving to the US fit one of three paths. Your citizenship, your work and your family decide which visas are open to you.
For entrepreneurs, investors and owners of an existing business.
For skilled workers, specialists and people being transferred by their employer.
For people with close family who are US citizens or green card holders.
From your first question to a clear plan, in three steps.
Answer a few questions about your citizenship, work and family. It takes about 3 minutes.
VisaScore shows which US visas and green cards may fit you, and what you’d need for each.
A licensed US immigration lawyer reviews your situation in a free first consultation and gives you a clear plan for cost and timing.
Many people who think they don’t qualify have options they haven’t heard of. A second passport, a family connection or an existing business can open new routes.
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No. VisaPlace helps people of every nationality with US immigration. Some visas depend on your citizenship, such as the E-2 business visa, which is open to citizens of treaty countries, and the TN, which is only for Canadians and Mexicans. Many others, like the H-1B, O-1, L-1, EB-5 and family green cards, are open to everyone.
Yes. Your first consultation with a licensed US immigration lawyer is free. If you decide to go ahead, the lawyer will explain the fees for your case before any work begins.
It can. For example, if one of your passports is from an E-2 treaty country, you may qualify for the E-2 investor visa even if your other citizenship doesn’t. The assessment asks about both.
In most cases, yes. Most US visas and green cards let your spouse and children under 21 come with you. Some also let your spouse work.
A past refusal doesn’t always end your chances, but it affects which route you choose and how you apply. Tell us about it in the assessment, and the lawyer will go through it with you confidentially.
VisaPlace Immigration works with licensed and experienced immigration lawyers, who are independent and operate separately from VisaPlace Immigration. VisaPlace Immigration does not provide legal advice. The information on this page is general and is not a guarantee of eligibility. Immigration rules change often, and decisions on visas and green cards are made by US government authorities.
