What are my chances of being able to move to US or Canada permanently?
I was wondering if anyone knows if I am eligible to be able to move to US or Canada permanently. I am a 20 year old UK citizen, but I own an app development company that operates online, making a good amount of money. I would hope to hire one or two people once I move to US or Canada. Which visa would I need to take and what are the requirements? Thanks
Original post by rezmage6
I was wondering if anyone knows if I am eligible to be able to move to US or Canada permanently. I am a 20 year old UK citizen, but I own an app development company that operates online, making a good amount of money. I would hope to hire one or two people once I move to US or Canada. Which visa would I need to take and what are the requirements? Thanks
There is one US visa category where one of the requirements is that the business you set up hires 100 or more US citizens.
Original post by Black Labrador
There is one US visa category where one of the requirements is that the business you set up hires 100 or more US citizens.
Do you mean 10 citizens on the EB-5 visa?
Original post by rezmage6
Do you mean 10 citizens?
That's probably it, I can't remember the details.
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