1. The first step for China entrepreneurs or executives to apply for EB 1-C is to go to the United States to establish an American subsidiary in the name of China's parent company. The business of the parent company and the subsidiary company does not need to be related, but only reflects the support of the parent company to the subsidiary company. After the establishment of a multinational company, the applicant/beneficiary sent by the parent company in China as a legal person in the subsidiary in the United States can apply for an L 1 visa in the United States immediately, and usually get an L 1 visa in about half a year. Their legal family members hold L2, so they can freely enter and leave the United States and enjoy relevant welfare benefits. American subsidiaries can get green cards if they are in good operating condition.

2. Relatives' migration: Applicants for relatives' migration can be American citizens or permanent residents of the United States. American citizens can apply for immigration for spouses, children, parents and siblings; Permanent residents can apply for immigration for spouses and unmarried children.

3. Professional immigrants: excellent employees. Such professional immigrants do not need a work certificate from the United States, but applicants must provide evidence that they will continue to work within their professional scope after immigrating to the United States. Professionals with higher education or special abilities. This kind of professional immigrants need a work certificate from the United States, but applicants do not need to provide evidence that they will continue to work within the professional scope after immigrating to the United States.

(eb-3) Professionals, skilled workers or unskilled workers. Such professional immigrants need American work certificates. Foreigners applying for such visas must be professionals with a bachelor's degree or skilled workers in certain fields, and the latter also requires at least two years of work experience or training.

Legal basis: Nationality Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 3 People's Republic of China (PRC) does not recognize dual citizenship of China citizens.

Article 4 One or both parents are citizens of China, and I was born in China and have China nationality.

Fifth parents or one of them is a citizen of China, I was born in a foreign country and have China nationality; However, if one or both parents are citizens of China and have settled in a foreign country, they will have foreign nationality at birth, but will not have China nationality.