Do you need to become a US citizen to live in america?
The short version is you have to prove you'll be able to support yourself. So if you aren't moving to live with family who already live and work here that will be hard. That's why people have mentioned working in a field where we need workers. You won't be eligible for government assistance and they don't want you to starve or be homeless. You can do that with a sponsor, or by saving up a bunch of money so that you could live on it while you looked for a job. Good luck :)
I want to live with native americans, please help?
We're NOT extinct. We're still here.But I'm leery of your motives. If you actually knew anything about native americans, or what modern reservation life is like you wouldn't have asked this question. There are many people on my rez (Navajo) who still live mostly traditional. My father used to live in a hogan for many years. Some people still do. However, I really doubt you could manage it for more than a week. No heat, aside from a barrel stove. no running water (that's in barrels outside) no electricity, no phones. Up before dawn to start work. No one else living within 30 miles of you. Hard life. I really don't think you are up to it. Aside from that,. You won't find anyone living in tipis, hunting buffalo on horseback anymore. Maybe you better go find another fantasy life.
I want to go America, but I don't have money. How can I go?
I’m not sure this is a serious question.If it is, then the question needs a lot a more detail.Why do you think money is the most relevant factor?Where do you live? What is your education? Do you want to visit, study, seek refuge, or immigrate? How long do you want to stay?What kind of work can you do? And how much experience do you have?Do you have special knowledge that the US government or a large business would like to have?Are you in a persecuted group in your country? Do you have relatives in the USA?There are plenty of ways to get into the United States, and plenty to get out.Now, if you don’t want to answer all these questions in a meaningful manner, I suggest you go to the nearest American Embassy or Consultant, go to the back corner, nearest to the United States,and look for the magic button that will print a visa and an airplane ticket. The button is red, white and blue.See you in New York!JF
I want to live in america for 6 months but i have no idea where to start?
It depends on where you are coming from whether you need a Visa or not. The attached link is where to start.
HELP ME!!!!!!!! what continent do i live on?
Are you Muslim? Oh yeah, you live in Iraq, which is a country filled with your kind of people.
Prefer to live before or after American Industrial Revolution?! HELP!!?
Wow. I really would not like to live before the Industrial Revolution. The technological progress which has come as a result have made human life so easy that our ancestors would not understand how we survive. I enjoy mass-produced items such as automobiles and flavored, waxed dental floss. Items which really could not have come about in the form they exist today without the advances in production and simple innovation of all shapes and sizes that came out of it. There are, of course, drawbacks. Our technology and knowledge has made it far easier to destroy ourselves- through violence or self-neglect (telephones and cars mean we don't have to walk to our neighbors and machines of all sorts negate the need for physical activity). And you can argue that class differences are exacerbated compared to previous to the IR.
I want to go to America. How?
You’ll almost certainly need to have a visa, which means applying for one well in advance of when you intend to travel. Lately it’s been a lot harder to get one, so I’m not sure I’d buy plane tickets until after your visa has been approved. My Vietnamese sister-in-law has tried applied for a visa a half dozen times over the last decade and has been turned down every time. On the other hand, I also know people who have had their visa approved the first time. I have no idea why this is. Oh - there’s a wait time estimate on the website liked to above - right now it’s say that it’s running less than a week in Seoul at the moment.Once you get a visa, then you’re good to go!
I live in Nigeria but want to move to America to start a life and have a job. How can I do that?
To travel to America.You need to get your Nigerian Passport, that is if you don’t already have one. You will have to visit Apply for a U.S. Visa (Apply for a U.S. Visa) and follow the instructions. I know it involves a Visa Fee that you will pay to GTBank. After which, you will pick your interview date. If you passed the interview you will be asked to pick up your visa/passport at a DHL office you chose for pick up, say after two weeks or so.After you have your visa depending on what start a life means but I will assume you want to migrate to America which means you will probably have a B1/B2 class visa. you can decide if you want to sell off all your properties or transfer it to someone for custody. Then your journey to America begins - Airport - Plane - airport and WHAT? This is the question you need to ask yourself before you decide to migrate to America because without a work permit your life might be miserable. America is a great nation, full of opportunities and above all wonderful people but to migrate to America you have to think it thoroughly - it can be really hard