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Common Financial Mistakes of Immigrants in the US and How to Avoid Them
Immigrants to the US often make financial mistakes in the first few months. Credit, taxes, insurance and planning require attention from the moment you arrive.
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Insurance in the USA for Immigrants: Health, Car and Housing
Health, car and housing insurance are essential for immigrants in the US. Understanding types of plans and coverage protects against serious financial risks.
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EB-3 Visa for the US: Process, Requirements, and Subcategories
The EB-3 visa offers a path to the Green Card based on employment, serving skilled workers, unskilled workers, and other categories.
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How to Open a Company in the USA as a Foreigner: Complete Guide
Foreigners can open companies in the United States by following specific registration, legal structuring and tax planning steps. Find out how.
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Mental Health in Immigration: Challenges and Strategies for Families
Adapting to a new country involves emotional challenges that affect the entire immigrant family. Learn about the main obstacles and coping strategies.
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B-1/B-2 Visa Refusal Rate Drops by 2025: Global Outlook
State Department data shows a drop in the global rejection rate for B-1/B-2 visas in 2025, even with new immigration restrictions in the US.
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Self-Employment in the US: What Immigrants Need to Know
Understand how to work as a freelancer in the USA legally, which visas allow self-employment, tax obligations with the IRS and how to open an American LLC.
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EB-5 Green Card: How the Investor Visa Program Works
Learn how the EB-5 program works, the minimum investment amounts, the step-by-step process, and the main risks for foreign investors.
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The big lie of “eligibility fees” in American immigration
The "eligibility fees" sold in American immigration oversimplify the law and can be misleading. What really matters is admissibility.
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The $100K H-1B Fee and the Gold Card: What Changes in 2026
How the $100,000 surcharge on H-1B petitions and the Gold Card Visa proposal are reshaping the calculus for companies, professionals, and foreign investors in the U.S.
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How to Live Legally in the U.S. in 2026: From Visa to Green Card
The complete guide to legal pathways for living in the U.S. in 2026: temporary visas, employment-based Green Card, family, investment, and adjustment of status.
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