expat network

Moving to America – Immigration/Visa

Your Guide to Living in America

Moving to America? Get our guide!

Whether you are emigrating, taking a short term assignment or joint family in America we have put together the information you will need to make your move a smooth one.

US Residency Mock Interview: Realistic Practice Questions Every Applicant Should Know

A residency interview is more than a conversation about your medical education. It is an opportunity to explain your experiences, demonstrate your communication skills, discuss your career goals, and show residency programs to the person behind your application. Because interviews can be unpredictable, practicing realistic questions before the big day can make a significant difference….

Read More

US Residency Interview With AI: How To Prepare And Stand Out In 2026

Preparing for a medical residency interview can be one of the most stressful parts of the application process. You may have excellent grades, strong clinical experience, research, and impressive letters of recommendation, but the interview is where program directors get to know the person behind the application. In 2026, technology is making interview preparation more…

Read More

US Residency Mock Interview: How To Prepare And Stand Out In 2026

Preparing for a medical residency interview can feel overwhelming, especially when you know that every conversation with a program can influence how your application is viewed. Your academic record, clinical experience, personal statement, and letters of recommendation are important, but your interview gives residency programs an opportunity to understand your personality, communication skills, motivation, and…

Read More

From Expat To U.S. Business Owner: The E-2 Visa Roadmap To America

For many international entrepreneurs, the E-2 treaty investor visa offers a way to live in the United States while developing and directing a qualifying U.S. business. It is available only to nationals of treaty countries and does not provide a direct path to a green card. Approval depends on the investor, the investment, and the…

Read More

The Marriage Green Card: What You Need To Know About Getting Permanent Residency Through Marriage

For foreign nationals married to U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents, marriage-based immigration offers one of the most direct paths to permanent residency in the United States. A Marriage Green Card grants the foreign spouse the right to live and work permanently in the United States, travel freely in and out of the country, and…

Read More

Common Mistakes That Get Immigration Documents Rejected (Georgia Applicants Guide)

It can be like a thousand-piece puzzle when one fills out an immigration packet with a clock ticking in the background. All shapes, attachments, and certifications must fit exactly, or the packet will be returned to you and weeks lost. In Georgia, with many applicants trying to balance work, family, and occasionally language barriers, minor…

Read More

U.S. Immigration Options: What’s Best For You?

Choosing a U.S. immigration path starts with honest self-assessment. Your career stage, family ties, capital, and tolerance for uncertainty matter as much as the rules. This guide breaks down major options so you can compare tradeoffs in time, risk, and flexibility without the legalese. Start With Your Goal and Timeline Begin by listing your nonnegotiables….

Read More

How To Obtain A US Immigrant Visa Or Green Card

If you wish to move to the US and gain a permanent residence card (known as a ‘green card’) you will need to apply for an Immigrant Visa. The two main categories of immigrant visas are: family-based and employment-based.  Here we look at the requirements and application process for an Immigrant Visa. Written by Nigel…

Read More

B-1 And B-2 Nonimmigrant Visas For Short Stays In The U.S.

If you are looking to travel to the U.S. for a short stay of up to 90 days you will need to apply for a Nonimmigrant Visa if you do not qualify for the Visa Waiver Program.  Here we outline the rules and requirements for the B-1 and B-2 visa and how to apply. Written…

Read More

U.S. Visa Overview

A citizen of a foreign country who wishes to enter the United States generally must first obtain a U.S. visa.  The visa is placed in the traveler’s passport. Some international travelers may be eligible to travel to the United States without a visa if they meet the requirements for the Visa Waiver Program. Here is…

Read More