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Have you tried to do either? I’d love to hear what you’re basing this claim on.
by verelo 8y ago
Have you tried to do either? I’d love to hear what you’re basing this claim on.
- ThomPete 8y agoive got into the us on an O1 and now have a EB1 green card. i also founded a fairly big agency in Denmark hiring people from around the world so yeah I would say i have experience :)
- qaq 8y agoOK lets compare the process for Ireland, Poland, Germany to US. Especially time to PR.
- ThomPete 8y agoYou can get a J1 visa in 2 weeks which gives you 18months. You can get an EB1 (greencard in 3 months if you qualify. You can get an O/L/E visa in a few months same thing with H1b. And you have way more ways to get in.
- qaq 8y agoI think you are ignoring the time to PR part. EB1 current processing time is 8 month (and you have to have 1 mil) the requirements are very strict You can buy a 500K property in Cyprus/Portugal etc and become resident (latvia 250K)without any requirement to run a business or hire people etc. Cmon H1B is done once a year and there is lottery with 50% chance of wining (spouse can not work) E visa are business visas and only for people from treaty trader countries plus they do not convert to PR L visas you have to work for the subsidiary for 1 year there is a limit on L visa length In Czcech Republic, Estonia etc. you need 10K to get residency through business and there are no requirements to hire people etc.
- ThomPete 8y agoI am not ignoring anything. I have tried both hiring into the EU and from EU to the US. Also you need to make the proper comparison with EU not just cherry pick a few countries. I can cherry pick countries to where it's very hard (try Denmark for instance). My claim was EU vs US again 11 million illegal immigrants living here and for a large part contributing to the economy that alone would never happen in the EU. And you don't need 1Million for a EB1. It's a merrit based greencard (just like O1 visa is)
- qaq 8y agoA resident of any Shengen country can work and live in any other Shengen country that's why I cherry picked. Sorry confused EB1 with EB5.
- ThomPete 8y agoThats not the argument i made though. Thats like saying a resident of any state in the us. We are talking about coming from outside the EU.
- qaq 8y agoExactly coming from outside of EU you can become a resident of EU state that has simplest procedure and yet after that you are able to work and live in any EU state which makes immigration to EU trivial compared to US.
- ThomPete 8y agoAgain it's harder to get into the EU than the US. I have dealt with both for several years now. You can also work in any state the second you are in the US.
- verelo 8y agoI think it depends on a lot of factors. i.e. how much money you have, education background, prior experience and very significantly the country you're coming from. Not to discount your experience, i am sure you've been through a lot of paperwork (i know i sure have, and i'm yet to meet someone who enjoys immigration departments!) but the US is pretty damn tough if you are not a) wealthy and/or b) highly educated and in demand.