MS in USA to H1B to Green Card Formula Failing? Solution!

[@raghavchugh558]

Would rather do MS in other countries like GER, CAN, AUS and enjoy an equally good life rather than doing a PhD just for the sake of settling in USA.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

if you are interested in research, a PhD is the best way to go and depending on the area of PhD USA might be the best country. For example, in Computer Science and Business US is the best. For sciences and engineering, Germany might be a great option

[@moirangthemvishalsingh]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor sir we already have a carrer just for settling in USA doing a PhD might not make sense... life is good in India too for upper class

[@xinformatics]

Solution: PhD in USA to F1-opt to H1B (cap-exempt) to GC

[@Mehergudela]

You’re only cap-exempted if you work in a research based lab/as a professor. Not for all PhDs

[@xinformatics]

@@Mehergudela having some job is apparantly better than putting one's career dependent on some stupid lottery.

[@rohansawai6534]

Can you please elaborate? I'm planning to do Masters or PhD in the US.

[@bobbybobby3070]

Why not stay and demand more opportunities from your own country?

[@ramask31]

I think EB1 also has on 2 years backlog for India now but you need PhD in STEM area for it. IT companies are applying for their managers in that category. I got my Green Card in 1997 in EB1 as I had PhD in CE and had some good credentials. Filed I-140 in July after my graduation, and had my approval in September, 485 filed in October, and my EAD coming in December for me and my wife. All done in 5 months though actual Green Card came only after 1.5 years. We had to make one trip to India with our Advanced Parole. My PhD was a long struggle with even my health getting affected adversely but it all paid off with my Green Card process completed in 5 months with EAD for me and my wife. I had only Conference publications but I had Teaching Awards from my University. I used to teach regular courses for Undergrads through my 4 years during my PhD. During my first 2 years for MS, I used to be a TA and then taught a course in Summer and then they promoted me to be an Adjunct Faculty during my PhD. I had appreciation letters from HOD, Dean of College of Engineering etc. that I attached for my I-140 filing. I think my teaching credentials were more impressive to the Examiner to approve in EB1 than my Research credentials.

[@ramaranjanruj]

The information in the video from F1 to GC is inaccurate. You can apply for EB1A or EB2 NIW for green card without having a H1B visa. Infact, you can even apply for GC from outside of US under EB1A category.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

NIW is an exception. That way you can even apply for GC while on F1 if you marry a citizen. These are not common cases and most people cannot take such routes

[@sanjeevakumar172]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor a separate video about NIW would be helpful !

[@adityanrajesh2634]

Is the waiting time for EB-2 NIW same for rest of the EB-2 Visas?

[@achyuththouta6957]

@@adityanrajesh2634 Yes

[@sanjithkeshavmurthy4171]

When was younger I really wanted to go US for studies and then settle down there but as time passed I got to know that is an impossible task so I looked at Europe better opportunities got social programs and the politics doesn't change so dramatically that it impacts your path to permanent residency. America is hard especially if ur an indian cuz ur chances of settling there

[@aishikbiswas5142]

Are you currently in Europe? If so, it'd be really helpful if you tell me a little about what and how you did it. I'm stuck in the same phase as you probably were back in the days. Thanks!

[@lalitac]

It is NOT impossible even today. EB1-A exists even to this date and its dates are current (No backlog) and people are able to get Green Card in 1 year. It is just that earlier even average people could get it, now only deserving and meritorious people get it. [For average and less than average (even for meritorious) people marrying an American is also an option which can get you a Green Card but it should be a genuine love not greed.]

[@shauryajain4851]

@@lalitac backlog in bachelors or masters?

[@vivekphogat433]

It's been now that only the outstanding can get a green card And PhD is the best way to get green card

[@digimedium1287]

@@lalitac any examples of these deserving, meritorious people ? What all they did ?

[@Aryan-lu5js]

Somewhat misleading video. You get 3 chances for H1B if STEM degree. So it's possible that you can get H1B by 3rd time. If not, you can enroll in another master's at some university having classes only on weekends and apply for H1B continuously. It is possible to spend your whole career in America. Also, companies generally don't prefer PHDs. The USA is still the land of opportunities.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

watch the video carefully, I clearly said go for STEM degree (for the same reason that you get three chances). Second of all, the focus of the video is on green card, not h1b

[@gavwolf123]

Lol do you really want to spend your entire life on a H1B, worried that any second your sponsor can fire you and you most likely have to pack your bags and go home? Also if you’re on H1B you can never start your own company which is a necessary part of generating wealth. Also if you do masters right after bachelors you have a higher chance of getting a H1B. So most ppl finish their BS and MS straight away.

[@Aryan-lu5js]

@@gavwolf123 Laid off on H1B doesn't mean you have to leave. You still get 6 months to either get a new job or enroll at a university. You can easily get a job in 1 week as America has skill-shortage of tech. professionals.

[@karthik_kp13]

@@gavwolf123 *Also if you do masters right after bachelors you have a higher chance of getting a H1B.* I don't know in what basis you are saying that.elaborate....And why would anyone want to hire an international student with no experience that too with all the visa restrictions

[@Thekingslayer-ig5se]

@@karthik_kp13 true

[@nikhiltitus]

Nice video, but I don’t fully buy into the argument of doing a phd for green card. The only reason to do phd should be interest in research. Another thing that I wanted to point out is as you mentioned if u r on a stem degree you have 3 years and generally if you have only done ur masters here that’s more than enough to pay off ur loans. Many companies give the option of moving the candidate to a third country like Canada if the visa doesn’t work out, also I have seen many folks who had a good masters degree and great work experience in us and they could leverage that to get a very high paying job in india.

[@musiclover7778]

which is the reason many who don't have passion for research will end up not having a phd degree at all though they will get the MS!! Getting phd from american university is not that easy especially the academic rigour it demands i have few friends who left phd halfway after not able to cope up!!

[@shi_shii_]

Sir, could you please do a detailed video for PhD in Theoretical Physics (from The US)? Request!

[@FemiOnlin]

Hello Prof. A point you made about F1 to green card is actually not correct. I particularly applied for NIW while on opt after my MSc and I got it. I didn’t have to apply for H1b at all. I also have lot of friends who applied for NIW and green card simultaneously even before they finished their PhD and got their green card.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

National Interest Waiver (is an exception). It applies to very few people. Also, I meant employment based traditional route for green card. That way, an F1 student can get married to a citizen and get their green card. Such exceptions are not a part of this video

[@aishikbiswas5142]

What's NIW and how's eligible? It'd be great if somebody can explain how it works. Thanks!

[@digimedium1287]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor whats this niw ?

[@rosehill7919]

@@aishikbiswas5142 National Interest Waiver basically waives the requirement to proof the need to employ by showing that allowing that person to immigrate is in US' best interests. For the majority of immigrants it's done by doing lots and lots of publications, getting cited on these publications and then making a case that the research that you are doing is a) affecting American public as a whole, b) is beneficial to the welfare of the entire nation.

[@mylifeisinhishandsamen4167]

So you had publications from your MSc that made you eligible to apply for NIW?

[@ypratap16]

Actually for physicians after their residency they can apply for their EB2 NIW and have to work for 5 years after that they get their GC instantaneously

[@hemakshipandey7544]

Thank you sir, it was a very informative video. I have been watching your videos for past one year and they were all awesome.

[@Smart_Tamaha]

Canada provides better future to International students. I did my Masters in CS at the University of British Columbia and I am a Canadian Citizen now. Canadian citizens can work in the USA on TN under NAFTA. I am working for a US company in Vancouver and in San Francisco. Also, We have free medical in Canada. My friends who went to USA in the same year are still on H1B and fighting for green card in the US. Also, More Canadian citizens on TN in the USA are getting green card than H1B holders because Green card issuance is unlimited for Canadian citizens. Professor, University of Toronto and the University of British Columbia are high world ranking Universities.

[@Aryan-lu5js]

USA citizenship is based on country of birth

[@Smart_Tamaha]

@@Aryan-lu5js But not in Canada.

[@jakestrex5139]

@@Smart_Tamaha how long will it take to get citizenship in Canada? And I heard GC is based on country of birth right?

[@karansehgal2299]

Hi, I got an admit from University of Waterloo for MEng in Electrical and computer engineering and Purdue University for MS in the same course. Which option should I choose?

[@NitishKumar-qd6nt]

The limitations have been put on the country of birth and not on citizenship. So if you're born in India it doesn't matter if you're a Canadian citizen or an Indian citizen.

[@Lucerne23]

Do you have to be in the USA to apply for the EB1 green card? Can anyone with enough patents, publications, high google scholar alpha score apply for the EB1 from anywhere in the world?

[@chandrashekharpatil390]

Good and clear info. But there is one point missing Sir. In H1b lottery, candidates with US masters is first put into a pool of 60k Lottery. If he/she doesnot get selected there, then those are again put in 20k visa lottery.

[@Drganguli]

Yes phd is a must for newer immigrants from India

[@Smart_Tamaha]

More than three hundred thousand Canadian Citizens are working in Silicon Valley, California alone.

[@mysorevenkatesh2324]

Very Informative.Did your uncle apply for EB1A or EB1B.Was he on F1 visa prior to applying for EB1 visa?

[@saiuday7784]

informative video as always

[@krishnasamandhayala2584]

Sir, I am Indian, I have a russian wife who will be in h4. Is it possible to ask my employer to file for my employment based green card on her nationality ? as she is my wife and would be my immediate beneficiary if I get greencard.

[@bharadwaja103]

Sir is it good for a person to come to usa for pilot training and working as a pilot in India.

[@alihaider3128]

Sir psw option possible ???after master degree in library and information science

[@vivekphogat433]

MAKE VEDIO ON NEW HB1 RULE BY USCIS . Visa based on salary

[@bharadwaj25]

I find your videos to be very informative. Thanks a lot 🙂

[@dipenpandit684]

can't you file for eb 2 or be 3 visa while doing OPT?

[@algebra4150]

Video starts at 2:34

[@wsahu8590]

Wow Sir Thanks for sharing this great information

[@prasadhonnavara875]

Very good piece of information n advise.

[@xoxitop729]

Sir what are the new views about the green card after phd by President Biden? Because at one article i read that the President :- (We cant afford to loose highly skilled PhD employees!) Therefore we need to offer them with green card after there graduation.

[@raajroi908]

“ Nothing will fundamentally change “ - Joe Biden 2020

[@manishtandel4199]

Make a video on green card through L1A visa to gc. I have heard it is much faster about less than a year.

[@yashpalcharan4935]

Sir you mentioned about Desi contractors... does this also mean the big ones..I hope you've got it as I don't want the names typed

[@daksh725]

[@dibakarsarkar8227]

PLs provide house tour

[@c.ksrinivas3085]

Very informative video.my son completed PhD from EPFL Switzerland and selected by Harvard University for post doc.on J1 visa.what is the prospect .

[@briankibet6476]

As far as I know, for J1 visa, they have to go back to their country for 2 years

[@aadeshshah1565]

The American dream is gone for most of the ppl and tht includes Americans also because most of them here live on loans forever and no matter what kind of job you do the conditions of the job are very bad and when we talk about ppl on being on visas and stuff it's even more tough. I would recommend if you have money then come here because atleast you will be able to afford it but if you don't then plz stay back in India you have a better chance of brighter future there then here.

[@shubhendra9526]

Sir can you make a detailed video on scope, research and opportunities in Management Information Systems.

[@ranjitachandwani3294]

Please sir tell me how is the university of North Texas for internship?

[@rudrakshraul8585]

plz share your green card story from f1 to green card

[@mgc5942]

Hello! Sir, when will travel ban lift?

[@AbhishekYadav-ls2lo]

sir, make a video about obtaining a green card is easy for a doctor

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

I cannot, only an immigration attorney can talk about it, or at least a doctor should talk about it.

[@A7pha06]

At this rate I dont think anyone should apply for Masters in US , save yourself the headache, please reconsider, no one is trying to stop you from settling in the US but there are these soft restrictions that can make or break you, and when you have a loan of 40-50 lac at the top of your head and if you were born in a middle class family its a whole another ball game my friend. To give you a real life scenario my friend who stays over there in US has tried for the last 2 years to get the H1B but still hadn't found his luck in getting it, this is the last year for him on OPT and he says that its really head crushing situation for him, with that being said , now you tell me one good reason on why oh why oh why -- "why do you want to waste all your time (thats 5 years in total including the OPT) and a 40 -50 lac of debt and ALSO dont forget about the interest they charge you on top of that, all this hassle to only find yourself be gutted with that demonic H1B lottery programme " the so called horror show for the middle class (not for the upper class) to get selected are just 1/3 , thats only 1 in 3 can get it, in the 20,000 MS pool . and the same applies for the 80k slots in the general h1b category and all of them are country capped remember we are not alone there are students from other nations aswell, and To be honest with you, you'll seriously need to pray to the god of luck and whorship him every single hour and second to get that H1B and even then its just a lottery and any thing can happen. quiet frankly its really a dark path to kill a huge slice of your generational wealth in one blow as a middle class family! its like asking you parents to buy you a toy that you've fantasized when you were young, only find that it wasn't great to play with afterall, so don't fixate on settling in the US and look at the bigger picture, Life has plenty of other oppertunities and trust me once time passes by you wont get it back so find oppurtunites that can elevate your career and build generational wealth than duppying it all in on a guess who competiton, all in a bid to get that elusive H1B and forget that Green card, I donno whether anyone's gonna get it or not, but I surely do know that it would be another LONG HAUL of PTSD INDUCED HELL .

[@solsospecial]

What about a PhD?

[@gayathrikarurramaswamaiah8123]

Good information.my son did 2masters n one PhD before hiring by a company.with 1year internship.

[@balkiprasanna1984]

Great video

[@dianacastiblanco821]

pusiste la vara muy alta amigo!!

[@timepass9029]

hi. i have been appplied for H1b and there is questionnaire need to fill about education. the question is "Do you have a U.S. bachelor’s degree or equivalent, or will you have completed or been awarded such a degree by June 30, 2021". is Bachelor degree from india is equilant? pls help on this

[@gurudevan6241]

Bachelor degree in engineering is equivalent to a Bachelor degree from US.

[@gurkiratsaini7492]

Sir construction management master is stem degree ?

[@amazingVideozs]

Are u sure masters students must compete with 1 million applicants for 20k h1b quota ... That is astronomical number almost no h1

[@nitianaryan314]

There are only 3 lac applicants

[@varadthokal1406]

Is the f1 opt extension is of 24 months or 36 months ?

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

google search will give the answer :)

[@CRYPTOETV]

Canadian dream more realistic: TFWP.

[@saviour8381]

Ya because not everyone is hardworking

[@rorvanh_abhishek4886]

@@Sanyu-Tumusiime AUSTRALIA

[@shankar-srivastava]

A person in USA on student visa can earn from stock market? Is it acceptable?

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

yes

[@rorvanh_abhishek4886]

Bhai tu stock market me hai kya? 😕 Mujhe bhi btade bhai kuch , mujhe bhi kabhi se sikhne ka mann hai🖐️😔🖤

[@blessedandpeaceful]

May be this is easy for me to say, since I am a US citizen already, but is it that much necessary to come over to US ? I look back at my life and ask the same question. Yes, I would have made less money in India and would have some what struggled a little bit until I find a decent job in India. But it was very easy then to come here, be employed and become permanent resident and later citizen. If it has become that much difficult, why not to just stay there, do your best and lead the life close to your relatives. Just enjoy life, because the only thing that is most expensive to waste in pursuing this US dream is TIME. If it is easy to come and get a job, by all means, you are welcome! But waiting 20 to 30 years in an indeterministic state is not how I define as stability and good way to spend TIME. Think about it and choose things that are easier on your existence and don't give two f.cks about what Indian society says. And yes, the only reason to do ph d is if you are passionate about it, otherwise just steer clear of it.

[@shy3846]

And can you interview some students from canada too?

[@anuragdey984]

Dear sir, let's say I have completed mfin (STEM) program from udayton, ohio and now I would like to pursue a Phd degree. Do I need gre/gmat for Phd program in another university? ( Note: gre/gmat is waved for mfin progran in Udayton.) It will be a great help if you could answer the question. (Note: If possible please check with your university.)

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

Please do not misunderstand me. PhD is a degree awarded for doing research and showing original work. A big component of being a researcher is to find the answers on your own. You cannot go ask someone else to do research on your behalf so you could get your PhD. The very fact that you asked such a question and asking me to check something on your behalf is evidence that you are not fit for PhD.

[@TheMsnitish]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor harsh

[@swapnilpatil3313]

If i don't have prior work experience then i wouldn't get job there???

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

much much more difficult as compared to someone with prior work experience

[@swapnilpatil3313]

@@DesiAmericanProfessor it's seems useless of getting work experience many engineers don't work in there core field... And do masters in there feild... Then what's use of work experience there

[@pandey3277]

nice video

[@harshdeepsingh4368]

Sir I want to move from Canada to USA through Tn1 visa 🙏 please make a video

[@mrinmoyroy269]

Hi, harshdeep, could you please share what has motivated you to move from Canada to USA? And what overall job market in Canada in stem field?

[@strandedfacts4363]

When are you going to collaborate with @Singh in USA? #desiamericanprofessor

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

we have collaborated a few times, but I am sure it will happen again

[@milhanmoomen4362]

You can actually go from F1 OPT to green card. I did so many self. Nothing stops you.

[@menishatashani5995]

❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@piyushvyas2475]

Prof., How about your path from F1 to Citizenship. Is there a specific video i have missed. Thank you and your uncle is great 👍

[@ypratap16]

Dear friend here is a summary if you enter to us on F 1 then you need to complete your degree which depends anywhere 2 to 6 years then if you have a stem major you can get OPT of 2 years and hopefully you find a H1B sponsor then you have to go thru perm , it takes roughly 6 months for that to get approved and then you file your i 140 if it gets approved which takes 8 to 16 months from then you have to wait till your priority date comes presently EB 2 the case of 2015 is running at the time of this reply and from there it's a 5 year process from GC to Citizenship

[@varunchatrath4590]

What about eagle act 2021?

[@raajroi908]

Lol Congress can’t even agree on the infrastructure bill , good luck making them come into terms for the eagle bill .. it will just die just like so many other bills

[@varunchatrath4590]

@@raajroi908 heard about reconciliation bill. It says paying 5000 dollars for permanent residence

[@raajroi908]

@@varunchatrath4590 I looked it up . It’s just a proposal. Also it not common to include some immigration stuff into a reconciliation bill. Reconciliation bill should only include anything budget related. Even if it does ,good luck getting it approved by house and the senate with the same wording. One thing which I learned living in the USA for 6 years is that never trust any government to fix any problems. We are on our own.

[@varunchatrath4590]

@@raajroi908 SIR i am in b.tech 3rd year in ECE branch in INDIA. should i come to US for masters if my intention is to settle there permanently?

[@shrreyabhatia6937]

Sir kindly share some prospects and scope for Indian Chartered Accountants in USA. Is it Helpful to do CPA USA ?

[@arbaz28]

Yes If you are married to a H1B u will get a job directly if the recruiter Get to know u have an US CPA

[@avinashalapati2933]

American dream is falling apart, Though there is a solution to fix broken immigration, everytime it falls for leaders personal agendas and fails. For sure I don't the immigration system fixed atleast for next decade so people on h1b enjoy your life on h1b renewables without the freedom of movement if you have courage select other country and immigrate and start over a new life, for younger college grad folks please don't select USA for your life settlement select other country perhaps canada, Australia or even home country india is lot better.

[@gurudevan6241]

All question of $$$, in another words..Masters in USC= $$170,000.00+ Another Masters=$$170,000.00+ PhD from UCLA $$250,000.00....Total= $$590,000.00. Only rich man can afford!!

[@bobbybobby3070]

So let’s be clear. Your advise is for those who’s sole goal is to obtain a green card? Priority and interest is not “research program” or any concern about the research program or whatever they should be passionate about? Passion is about obtaining a green card - not the research? Ie. Faking it?

[@varunchatrath4590]

Will MAVNI program restart again?

[@arindamghosh238]

Might in the near future.

[@arunupadhyay1566]

It's incorrect. You can move from F1 to Green Card as long as the company is willing to sponsor

[@sidddddddddddddd]

His uncle's h-index is 38! Chaitanya's h-index is 2! That is super cool.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

mine is 3 now. But I just started my career. My uncle is an industry professional. Had he stayed in academia, his h-index would have been much higher.

[@manmeetsingh7834]

Is it worth to have 2 years job experience before doing ms in usa

[@daksh725]

YES

[@ashuneeraj]

Thanks for very important knowledge sharing.

[@southasiamapsjayreddy]

Zero sum game=pizza pie. Does not matter how big portfolio one builds. USA,can suffer from carrying capacity deficits, meaning it can not support 330 m homo colossals. No space for new aspirants. So many rules, is a symptom. Degrees, diplomas, papers, patents, laws layers. Issues of living, in Post exuberant Era

[@shauryajain4851]

Sir, darao mat plz

[@mishraribhav]

Why not think of finding a job in our own country India. Just think though you will earn less in India but you will contribute something to progress of India. The salary nowadays in India is also sufficient to have a good life.I am just saying that if you are not able to settle in US you can always cone back to India and try to contribute in India. Also don’t need to glorify US for everything getting green card or a job in US is not the sole purpose of life. I have observed this mentality in US especially in South Indians they can do anything literally anything to stay in US and to get a green card etc. Also no need to say jai hind in the video when you really don’t care about India.

[@arindamghosh238]

Lol

[@karthik_kp13]

My god! Patriotism has blinded you. Of course there are 100 reasons to live in india but then there are 1000 reason leave that country. You must be from North india and no surprises they are the most irrational patriotic folks. I say this again India will only start developing from 2050's. India is no place for smart people who are seeking a good lifestyle. Lastly, contribute to progress of india? Try saying it as filling up the pockets of politicians. You can't expect a country to grow when 60% of people are tribal, superstitious and irrational.

[@rhisavbora2975]

Everyone has different dreams.. If you wanna stay in india do stay and love your country it doesn't mean you should judge someone who wants to settle down in the US and don't compare everything to patriotism.. Everyone have different goals..

[@godfather2413]

Then why you are watching this video.

[@malsanikeshavarao5450]

Ya all the money paid by southern states are being used in northern states and we are getting nothing .. and Don't tell me what kind of mentality south Indians are.u r a losser ..

[@anujmodiphd34]

This is not true what you said at 3:35. No one can stop anyone from applying for greencard. Obviously, one can apply for greencard while on OPT or STEM-OPT. You don’t need to be on H1B or any other dual intent visa. Since, for Indians, some of the EB categories are backlogged that’s why it is not recommended to apply for greencard while on F1 visa or opt or stem opt. Bcos u only get 3 years to get greencard approved if u r on opt+stem opt. Which is not possible for Indians right now. I have seen so many PhD students apply for EB1A or EB2 NIW while still working towards PhD. So, please correct this to avoid misguiding. Even ROW people directly apply for EB2 or EB1b through employer skipping H1B. So, the problem is backlogged greencard process for Indians in EB2 and EB3.

[@rare6071]

Sir can we talk?

[@blackrock1404]

😂😂job se kam nahi hai criteria or eligibility for usa visa is very hard process

[@bhuvaneshwaranm7290]

I'm a middle class person, working as a software developer in India..i still have the dream to settle in the usa...anyone recommending me to take a loan and do MS in usa ?

[@A7pha06]

I dont think you should, save yourself the headache, please reconsider, no one is trying to stop you from settling in the US but there are these soft restrictions that can make or break you, and when you have a loan of 40-50 lac at the top of your head and being middle class family is whole another ball game my friend. To give you a real life scenario my friend who stays over there in US has tried for the last 2 years to get the H1B but still hadn't found his luck in getting it, this is the last year for him on OPT and he says that its really head crushing situation for him, with that being said , now you tell one good reason on "why do you want to waste all your time (thats 5 years in total including the OPT) and a 40 -50 lac of debt and ALSO dont forget about the interest they charge you on top of that, all this hassle to only find yourself be gutted with the H1B lottery programme " the chances of this horror show for the middle class (not for the upper class) are just 1/3 , thats only 1 in 3 can get it in 20,000 MS pool which is also country capped. and the there are only 80k slots for the general h1b category , you will seriously need to pray to the god of luck and whorship him every single hour and second to get that H1B and even then its just a lottery and any thing can happen. quiet frankly its really a dark path to kill all your generational wealth in one blow as a middle class family! its like asking you parents to buy you a toy when you were young only find that it wasn't great to play with afterall, so don't fixate on settling in the US and look at the bigger picture, Life has plenty of other oppertunities and trust me once time passes by you wont get it back so find oppurtunites that can elevate your career and build generational wealth than duppying it all in a bid to get that elusive Green card .

[@bhuvanck7349]

This is sort of discouraging.

[@shy3846]

Will there be any government solution like immigration bill? Is there any hope sir ?

[@raajroi908]

Lol if you think government will fix your problems then you are being set up for a big disappointment. The government can’t fix even fix the problems of US Citizens let alone for a for a immigrant

[@Thekingslayer-ig5se]

To be frank no bro. USA is in a recession and they have a lot of problems to solve for themselves. So they don’t care about the immigrants

[@raajroi908]

@@Thekingslayer-ig5se exactly.. Indians made the decision to come to USA. USA is not responsible if Indians don’t get they want. every country prioritize their own citizens first and that’s how it should be .

[@artimstudios]

My girlfriend is a us citizen .. 😁 you know what i mean

[@shashwatdev2371]

I guess Masters Students from India should go to other countries like Canada because wait time of green card is too much.

[@nehapagar12]

Sir plz America foreign which exam .I am b.pharmancy with there m.phram america college admission....

[@prasannabalaji7610]

I am from Tamil Nadu, in my street all of my senior and kindreds have settled in USA. I think , your perception is on wrong direction

[@bobbybobby3070]

They do want to hire international students on OPT - they file for 30 to pick them to get 1 - whoever they can get! OPT is cheaper for company as company avoids paying a lot of employment taxes for the OPT employee - so it’s attractive to have an OPT employee and then H1B employee OVER a US citizen !!! It’s called taking jobs - it’s cheaper for companies to hire foreigners as they are cheaper and avoid a lot of employment loopholes! So H1B is intended for seriously positions that they cannot find - unfortunately what it has become is to undercut US citizens who are able to do the job at a higher cost to company! They import with fake interviews those from India who’ll live and accept the corporate bullshit - and pretend that they are the “best and brightest” ….. they’re not! H1B is abused - and the abuse is accepted by those who are owned by their companies so they can take selfies in front of the Grand Canyon or Statue of Liberty so their parents back home can find them a “wife” because the look “cool”! End H1B - USA will do just fine

[@harrisn3693]

Then don’t be such socialists

[@romulus1136]

My plan is come to America 🇺🇸 with H1B and marry an American citizen. Job done.

[@RajaSekar-USA]

It will not stay long , As per me new immigration rules are in pipeline and every one will get permanent resident status soon 😊. Already I see 4 year jump in EB3 which is a positive news. And regarding Our Indian company’s, not all are bad. Many are really good and they care about our legal status and do quick decision in timely manner. Which MNC’s fail to do.

[@rhisavbora2975]

No law has been passed right now.. Right?

[@AkshayKumar-fp1hb]

Plz i want to talk to u

[@Ankit-hs9nb]

Two points are not correct which you mentioned in this and the previous video. 1-Work experience outside of the USA does not matter much. 2- These are rumors that green card for Indians take more than 15 years. I recently confirmed with an attorney and she mentioned that it takes less than 8 years even for Indians and regardless of which category we apply at. Please dont rely on Google search. Better contact an attorney.

[@gavwolf123]

Wrong and wrong. Getting work experience outside of the US and in India is much easier and can easily be gotten by nepotism. Therefore, lots of US companies don’t value work experience and internships that are outside the US or other western countries. Greencard for Indians take almost 100 years, it isn’t just on Google, it’s everywhere. Doctors that have helped patients during covid haven’t received green cards in America. I’ve heard stories of Indian workers who’ve been in the US for 15 years and still have no permanent residency. The immigration attorney probably told you it’s 8 years to convince you that you should apply for a greencard and use her services so she can get money.

[@parasjhokke]

Confirming with an attorney doesn't prove anything. It's USCIS that takes time.

[@moirangthemvishalsingh]

@@gavwolf123 never ask a barber if you need a hair cut

[@karthik_kp13]

@@gavwolf123 What do you think will be right? 1- Btech(state uni)+1 year of Work exp then MS in US(stem) 2- MS in US straight after Btech with no work exp 3- same situations as above but in Canada.

[@moirangthemvishalsingh]

@@karthik_kp13 it's doesn't matter

[@greatgrandmasti9277]

Sir, PHD is such a shitty idea, just work hard and get an intern or job, dont get into this deadlock and destroy your life.

[@DesiAmericanProfessor]

we can agree to disagree. Everyone has the same old boring job and with the same qualification like everyone else, you can never stand out. You will fall in the trap of endless wait for a green card and immigration hassles. PhD experience can uplift people because it is unlike anything (bachelors or masters). I did not get into any deadlock and PhD did not destroy my life. It in fact did the opposite.

[@sadasode6735]

F1 and TN are non immigrant intent visas.............still Green Card can be applied when on F1 or TN status. There are few pitfalls to avoid but doable and need to time it delicately. I am talking EB1, EB2 and EB3. Most likely Indians will not qualify for it as Priority Dates takes years to get current and make sure you do not have impending travel once the 140 is filled.

[@arindamghosh238]

Just out of curiosity, why would anyone want to get a GC if you can work in USA temporarily on TN?

[@sadasode6735]

​@@arindamghosh238 Dada......priorities change, I have known people in Canada who have worked 15-20 years on TN visa. You will see many Canadians who cross border daily basis on TN visa especially Windsor/Detroit and Niagra/Buffalo borders. After working say 5-6 years you realize, I need benefits for my spouse to work or kids to attend universities or even simply have work authorization not dependent on any employer.......apply for Green Card. There is even concept of commuter Green Card, where you can still continue to live in Canada and cross the border as GC holder to work in US. There are few limitations and few ifs and buts to take care of. But its is possible to have Green Card and still not be resident of US. Why would any one do that, just so dependents can also have GC and attend Universities in US and work without any hassle of F1/OPT and H1b/TN.

[@cnk8766]

Typical Indian : Bhai point pe aa jaldi 😂

[@92desiboy]

Please fail more. We have people being laid off because bias managers from ur country and rejecting everyone but Indians in the hiring process

[@nikkichan_05]

Hello sir, I'm a bachelor's 3rd year student and I would love to have a one on one conversation with you regarding pursuing Phd in Plant Science in the US. is it possible to get in touch with you....email, text or something? I would like to give a little brief about my current situation and problem currently facing and would appreciate if you could guide me with different way to achieve my goals and enlighten me scholarships available. I really hope you see this message

[@CRYPTOETV]

Just marry a citizen O mary;)

[@ganeshkumarchiramshetti5587]

Sorry to say this AMERICAN dream is gone Come , earn and go How outstanding you are , NO H1b . None cares

[@lazy_bug4246]

And where are you currently staying?

[@gambhirusha6409]

Same thoughts here ..my son is working on a F1 Visa..in a reputed company in S.Carolina.. for 5years..but still no H1B..many marriage proposals are also getting canceled because of no H1B..don't know what is the solution 🤔..better to get his bags packed and look for work in Europe,etc..Let America be a dream (for almost 10 years) that's all

[@neilknightley4703]

at this point just get married to an american citizen...

[@indiancitizen8297]

Now a days , many Indian American parents are coming back to India when their US born children are eight to ten years old ...they come for their old parents or some other reasons....but want send back their children to usa after 12th std ... please make a video on such situations... 🙏

[@soniapinto5654]

Contrators from Indian consulting firms actually manage to get EB1-A! I think they r the smartest and indian firms support your immigration much more than any american firm here. Sad truth but I know too many people from India who contracted here and got their green cards in under 3 yrs

[@samuelchukwueke9175]

lmao, why was he so negative in the video

[@mrinalkundu5678]

Dear Professor, thank you for sharing ur USA experience. But one thing I don't understand why Indians' mouth start watering for "phoren" degrees/ job. India is full of opportunities. Nothing wrong going to USA for higher education, but they must come back after having 1-2 years work experience and settle down in Bharat. USA overcrowded now and Asians are treated as 2nd class citizens. Jai Hind 🙏

[@A7pha06]

Then why are you watching these videos, go enjoy life in some other channels 😂😂

[@zakariakzchannel]

Hey,, bro are u serious about the point that the first people in America were Indians? because u have to think again about this point.

[@AliReza-cx7wg]

I like the idea of country cap green since those highly populated countries cannot bully ours with their magnitude. God bless America