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Immigration to america

Immigration to the United States is one of the big life decisions that can transform your career, your education, and even your personal life. Interestingly, about 37 percent of Iranians living abroad live in the United States, which shows the country's appeal to Iranian immigrants. Starting the process of immigration to the United States requires familiarity with the country's immigration conditions and laws, because most immigration routes, such as study and work visas, require a language qualification and a relatively complex process.

Basic conditions for legal immigration to the United States
The United States has long been recognized as the most immigrant country in the world, which is why its immigration policies have provided the most diverse ways to immigrate to the United States. The United States, with an area of 3,531,837 square miles (9,147,420 square kilometers), has a population of about 341,526,460,according to 2024 statistics.

The national language of the country is English and the currency is the dollar. The U.S. economy is a massive, post-industrial economy and is considered one of the Giants in the world in the field of knowledge-based economics. The US unemployment rate is 3.9%. There are several ways to immigrate to the United States. The conditions of each of these methods are different. The following table shows the conditions for each procedure.

Migration method                                initial conditions
Education immigration to the United States

                                                                1. English language qualification required by the University (IELTS 6 to 6.5, TOEFL 80)
                                                                2. Admission to the University
                                                                3. Ability to pay tuition and living expenses
Working immigration to the United States

                                                                 1. Receiving a job offer
                                                                 2. Work history related to job offer
                                                                 3. English language qualification
Immigration by investment in the United States 

                                                                1. Having a business plan or business plan
                                                                2. Having the necessary capital
                                                                3. Buying property by starting a business
Immigration through marriage in the United States

                                                                 1. Formal marriage to a person with permanent residence or Swedish citizenship
                                                                 2. Proving a spouse's financial ability to live
                                                                 3. English language qualification
Immigration to the United States through the lottery

                                                                 1. Participation in the lottery program
                                                                 2. Winning the lottery draw.
Immigration to the United States through elite visas 

                                                                 1. Having an artistic, scientific and sports talent internationally
                                                                 2. Having a successful track record in the film or television industry