My family and I are considering moving to America. Since we want to move as a family will we be looked at individually or as a total number of points?
Family: basically my parents, then there is my 1 sisters and a brother. (5 in total)
I have a first class degree in Pharmacy and my brother a 2.1 in geography. My sister is a hairdressers.
Is it possible to have enough points to en-count for my parents who are both retired?
Thanks for your advice
EMIGRATING TO THE USA, is it possible to have enough points to move as a family/my retired parents?
2014-09-04 12:35 am
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2014-09-04 12:43 am
No "points" system for US. You need a sponsor - an immediate blood relative who earns enough to sponsor you. Depending on your citizenship & relationship to your sponsor, it takes up to 25 years to get an immigration visa.
You have no qualifications for so much as a temporary employment visa. In fact, US now requires PharmD - that's professional graduate school requiring minimum of bachelor's degree to apply for admission. So if you could immigrate, get a green card, get into pharmacy school (your degree might not qualify you to apply to grad school), and then ultimately get a PharmD, there are no jobs for you! Glut on the market, and most pharmacy jobs now are only part-time. Not enough money for you to live on.
No "retiree visa" programs. Only Panama, Ecuador, Belize & Malaysia have those. No citizenship - residency only, and you must have guaranteed pension income meeting the country's requirements (among other things). Hairdressers? That's about the lowest level of job you can find in the US - barely a cut above burger-flipper (pun intended).
Nobody in your family is coming to US, and there are no jobs for any of you. NO qualifications!
You have no qualifications for so much as a temporary employment visa. In fact, US now requires PharmD - that's professional graduate school requiring minimum of bachelor's degree to apply for admission. So if you could immigrate, get a green card, get into pharmacy school (your degree might not qualify you to apply to grad school), and then ultimately get a PharmD, there are no jobs for you! Glut on the market, and most pharmacy jobs now are only part-time. Not enough money for you to live on.
No "retiree visa" programs. Only Panama, Ecuador, Belize & Malaysia have those. No citizenship - residency only, and you must have guaranteed pension income meeting the country's requirements (among other things). Hairdressers? That's about the lowest level of job you can find in the US - barely a cut above burger-flipper (pun intended).
Nobody in your family is coming to US, and there are no jobs for any of you. NO qualifications!
2014-09-04 3:47 am
geography, not geology, Foofa.
None of you qualify to immigrate to the US. Hairdressers, retired people, people with useless qualifications like geography, and even a pharmacists are not needed. Even if you had a PharmD, which is required to work in the US, you would not qualify. The US is overrun with PharmDs. It is the one advanced degree that anyone can get. PharmDs do shift work, and scrape for every hour and dollar. There are no visas available for any of you. None of you qualify.
None of you qualify to immigrate to the US. Hairdressers, retired people, people with useless qualifications like geography, and even a pharmacists are not needed. Even if you had a PharmD, which is required to work in the US, you would not qualify. The US is overrun with PharmDs. It is the one advanced degree that anyone can get. PharmDs do shift work, and scrape for every hour and dollar. There are no visas available for any of you. None of you qualify.
2014-09-04 12:39 am
I would hope so if you can afford them.
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