Would you immigrate and open a business in USA this year?

[kirrubi]

Hello everyone i am curious about how many people out there will do this great step moving to a new country and start a business.
i came to a conclusion i was looking in the wrong direction i whanted to have a job to be legal in usa h1a, h2a, h2b and many more flavors and all ended up in one point after my contract is over i would have to move back to my contry or be a illegal immigrant none good and time consuming.
openning a business would give more control and a non immigrat visa as long my business last giving a real chance to stay and learn more legally in usa.

thank you

 

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[Erik.Lambo1]

Hi kirrubi,

I'm actually going the opposite route. I was born and grew up in the Philippines, moved to the US when I was 13 (I'm almost 22), and I'm moving back home next week. US, to me, was a stepping ground. I've been through a lot when we came here but it's through the hardships that you get to know yourself and build real confidence. This country turned my mindset 180 degrees. Don't get me wrong... I love this country but I'm more at peace when I'm in the Philippines. It may be a 3rd world country, but it feels right and it has to feel right, otherwise its not going to work.

Good luck to you.

 

[kirrubi]

Erik thank you i dont get you wrong i was born in Taiwan and rised in Brazil i love bouth contries and i am also a father i whant to give my boys the best and usa is it.
good luck.

thank you.

 

[socaldude]

its a 15 trillion dollar or so economy so there is plenty to go around

 

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[BeachBoy]

if it's online you could start from home, and move if necessary afterwards