How can I immigrate to US without paying anything?
460493
i don't see any possibility. if you come with a visa, you'll have to pay for the interview at the embassy (about $100 when i came). if you come illegally you'll have to pay more to the person that gets you here (for Mexicans is around $2000). if you apply for an immigration program you would still have to pay at the embassy some fees for processing your case, and so on. \n\nwhen you will arrive into the US you'll find out that nothing, but absolutely nothing, is for free in the US.
6131
Simply?  Find a country in which you want to move into, invistage their immigration proceedures, and once accepted, renounce your US citizenship.\n\nThat's the best way to completely rid yourself of the usa.  However keep in mind, once you renounce your citizenship, you can never come back as a full citizen again :)
426790
http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/ \n\nTry there.
411200
You can visit the US without a Visa, but there are restrictions on how long you are allowed to stay. Check with US immigration
186029
You can get a sponsor here and have them bring you over. Check with the US embassy in your country.
1027615
Marry a US citizen, Come here on a visa and stay past the visa expiration,Go to Canada and sneak over the border. If you really want to be here you will find a way. You can also try applying for a work permit through homeland security the legal way..
187819
It is very difficult. The main ways one can immigrate to the US are 1) marriage 2) family (parents, brothers/sisters) 3) work ( must have a bachelor's degree minimum, some experience) 4) Green Card Lottery (50,000 residence visas are given at random from 3 million applicants)\n\nAll of the above ways are quite difficult and involve lots of paperwork, money and very long wait time. Don't listen to people who tell you that it's as simple as going and applying for a visa (they don't know what they are talking about)...\n\nOnce you have your permanent residency you can apply for citizenship after a 5 year wait ( 3 years if you marry a US citizen. Marriage to a US citizen remains the easiest way to immigrate to the US. The green card lottery is also quite easy but you must be very lucky !\n\nUS is certanly a good country to be in but don't be fooled there are many countries in the world that provide a much higher standard of living...
381710
Contact people that work in realestate in canada and the u.s. they could probably answer your questions. but you don't have to buy property to immigrate.
906703
http://www.usimmigrationsupport.org/\n\nTry this web site.  Good luck.
127004
The easiest thing you can do is marry her/him. I mean s/he is your fiance... To legally immigrate without marriage is VERY difficult and VERY expensive. Cost starts out at $5,000 and can go much higher. Your best bet is to go talk to a immigration lawyer in your area. They usually provide free consultation.
830927
Nothing is free.  You have to go to the Federal Building to file papers and you have to pay for filing fees.
314093
Sure ,  you can. But you have to pay non-resident fee.
788090
Contact 'ICE'.  Here's their website.  If you are in the US illegally, they will take good care of you.
1135207
There are no such requirements for immigration to the US.  If you're talking about not being able to qualify for a /us tourist visa, then just getting a job or buying a house in your own country won't work either.  The interviewing officer needs to be convinced that you intend to visit the US for a short time and then return home.  If you can't convince him or her of that, the law says your application must be refused.
104993
Seek legal assistance.  In many places (US) this type of legal assistance is free.
117777
You can go to Bk of america and try. take your passport with you, then you can open a savings + checking a/c both with a debit card with visa logo, (that's what i have a few years ago) that acts like a visa check card that you can use it as debit card (with password input) and credit card (directly debit from your a/c without a password input), but remind that they have a maintanence fee if your balances below certain amount.\n\nYou dont need an US passport, you just use your own passport issued from your country.
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There is no such thing as a resident visa, but you can  apply for permanent residence.\nYou can apply for permanent residence:\nf you are under 18, your parents can sponsor you or be adopted by US citizens.\nIf you are over 18, you must marry a US citizen and have him/her sponsor you, or your employer can sponsor you.