A Boring Dystopia

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Americans are leaving the U.S. in record numbers and spending hundreds to learn how to do it (www.cnbc.com)

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[–] GarboDog@lemmy.world 1 points 6 hours ago

No, normally you get permanent residency after 5 years, however they’ve been allowing people to get residencies far faster than before since it helps the economy.

Also, no we’re not of any Latino descent, but we do think that would give you some sort of instant residency, but that’s dependent on your country of origin, not of lineage (USA isn’t included.)

Honestly, if anyone is really wanting to move here, you can get a student visa with a uni or college if you already know Spanish or move for a job or move on a digital nomad visa. All will let you legally be here and while the immigration stuff is complicated; it’s pretty worth it.

Idk if we mentioned before but we moved on a student visa to a language school and if you have the money that’s the best way in.