I am an individual

Our team will put its expertise at your disposal to help you make the right decisions and guide you towards the best options. Your eligibility for the various immigration programs will depend on various criteria, such as your academic background and professional experience.

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I want to settle in permanently

Permanent resident status is highly sought-after by foreigners wishing to settle in the United States for the long term.

Obtaining permanent residency (green card) allows you to live, work and study freely in the United States, with the option of residing in the state of your choice.

It's also an important step towards U.S. citizenship. Our team will guide you through every step of the process to help you realize your vision of sustainable immigration to the United States.

I want to do business in the United States

The United States is a breeding ground for entrepreneurs. With a dynamic economic environment and a diversified market, the United States offers a multitude of opportunities to create, develop and invest in businesses. Whether you're looking to start your own business or acquire an existing one, there are several options open to you, thanks to programs dedicated to foreign entrepreneurs.

Our experts will guide you every step of the way, from obtaining an investor visa to understanding local legal requirements and optimizing your business strategy. We'll help you find the solutions best suited to your ambitions, whether to create an innovative start-up, acquire a franchise or establish yourself as a freelancer. America is an ideal place to realize your business plans and develop your entrepreneurial talents, and we're here to support you in this adventure.

With options such as the EB-5 visa for foreign investors, the E-2 visa for entrepreneurs and the L-1 visa for business transfers, you can easily access the U.S. market and exploit its full potential. We'll help you choose the best route to establish your business, ensuring that you comply with all regulations and maximize your chances of success.

I want to work in the United States

If you're not a U.S. citizen or permanent resident, working in the U.S. generally requires a work visa. Unlike other countries, the U.S. labor market offers several types of visa to suit different professional profiles, but it's important to note that in most cases you'll need a job offer from an American employer willing to sponsor you in your endeavor.

Among the most common options are H-1B visas for skilled workers, L-1 visas for intra-company transfers, and O-1 visas for people with extraordinary skills in their respective fields. In all cases, you'll need to demonstrate that you possess specific qualifications that aren't easily met by an American worker.

Our team will guide you through the work visa application process, from researching potential employers to submitting your visa application. We help you understand the legal requirements and navigate the administrative complexities to maximize your chances of success and starting a professional career in the United States.