What is a Green Card?

A Green Card entitles its holder to permanently live and work in the USA.
As an official ID document, it also gives the Green Card owner almost all the rights of a US citizen.

Programs Available:

1. DV Lottery:
The Diversity Visa Program (commonly called a "DV Program" or "DV Lottery") is a program created by the Department of State.
Each year, the Diversity Visa program allows more than 55,000 randomly selected people to obtain permanent residency (commonly called a “green card“).
The winners are selected at random by a computer, and they and their immediate families can live and work in the usa and receive additional benefits as a green card holder.

Who can participate?

In general, anyone who passes the eligibility check can participate in the program.
Entering the Diversity Visa lottery (DV lottery) involves filling out an official form online.

How to apply?

  1. Program Check: First you need to verify your eligibility to apply.
  2. Participation: Submit your participation form - we’ll guide you through your process.
  3. Confirmation: Receive confirmation to apply.
GC-DV Program: Eligibility Verification
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Other Available Programs:

  1. Employment-Based Immigration Visa
    • EB-2: Employment-Based Immigration.
      The EB2 visa allows foreign nationals to live, work and take up as lawful permanent residence in the United States. Learn more about the requirements and process of getting this employment-based immigrant visa, also known as a green card.
    • EB-5: Investment-Based Immigration
      The investment must be between at least $900,000 and $1,800,000 depending on the employment situation in the geographic area. The settlement permit is only granted after two years if the promised investment is actually made and jobs are created during this period.
  2. Family Based Immigration Visa
    • Form I-130
      The family-based immigration process generally begins with a U.S. citizen or lawful permanent resident making a request to the U.S. government to allow a foreign relative to immigrate.
    • K-1 Fiancé Visa
      A foreign citizen may use the K-1 visa to travel to the United States for the purpose of marriage to his or her U.S. citizen fiancé. Once married to the U.S. citizen sponsor, the foreign citizen can apply for a green card.

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This page was updated 2025