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It wouldn't make a difference even if you were a citizen of an EU country. My advice is to try and get a position at the EU office of a company that has a pres
by digianarchist 4y ago
It wouldn't make a difference even if you were a citizen of an EU country.
My advice is to try and get a position at the EU office of a company that has a presence in the US. You can transfer on an L1 visa after 12 months.
The good news is that once you get to the US then there will be no delay in any application for permanent residency based on your country of birth. You're also eligible for the DV Lottery.