• Country Name: United States (U.S.)

• Geographical location: Americas (North America)

• Local time zone: Eastern Standard Time (New York) UTC-5 / Pacific Standard Time (California) UTC-8

• Currency in use: US Dollar (USD / US$)

• Common language: English

The United States leads the world in technology, education, healthcare, and startups. Major cities such as New York, Los Angeles, and San Francisco hold central positions in finance, film and television, and technology, respectively. Although the cost of living is relatively high, it corresponds to high-quality healthcare and education resources. The vast economic scale and consumer market make the United States a popular choice for immigrants, attracting outstanding talents and entrepreneurs from all over the world.

To attract international investors and professionals, the U.S. government has introduced a variety of visa and immigration programs, including the EB-5 investment immigration program, skilled worker immigration, family-based immigration, and other types of visas, providing foreign nationals with diverse pathways to enter the United States. Once a green card is obtained, one becomes a permanent resident of the United States, enjoying the freedom to enter and leave the country, as well as the rights to reside, study, and work there. Furthermore, one can pursue naturalization to become a U.S. citizen, obtaining dual citizenship under the conditions stipulated by law.