Many individuals are already aware that the United States is one of the most desirable countries to reside in or invest in, as approximately 1.8 million Brazilians have already established their residence in the North American nation. According to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the United States is the country with the highest number of Brazilians living abroad. A significant portion of this population immigrated due to the demand for qualified professionals in various fields. The Department of Labor has published a report indicating that the unemployment rate in the United States is currently 3.6%. In the United States, there were 11 million job openings at the conclusion of 2022. According to Carolina Leitão, a partner at International Career Transition (ICT) and the director of business development at Kinp Group, a consulting firm that specializes in international careers for Brazilian professionals abroad, US companies are becoming more open to hiring talent from other countries, such as Brazil, in order to address this significant shortage of professionals.
Brazilian professionals are as qualified as Americans
Which renders them highly competitive in their pursuit of an opportunity in the United States, according to the specialist. "Brazilian professionals already possess the advantage of speaking another language, a greater number of academic degrees than Americans, and a greater degree of cultural knowledge and "hands-on" experience. This is due to the fact that, in general, they work with significantly fewer resources in Brazil, which in turn enhances their problem-solving skills," he concludes. The selection of talents in American companies is characterized by certain unique characteristics, despite the fact that it is a multi-stage process, as is evident in Brazil. "The selection process is remarkably similar: the application for vacancies, interviews, and the evaluation of behavior and skills until the job offer." However, the primary distinction is the culture. Interviews in the United States are more objective, characterized by a punctual start and end time, questions that concentrate on the candidate's professional and technical abilities, and results in their career. In contrast to Brazil, where interviewers frequently inquire about marital status, whether or not one has children, and age, there are no personal inquiries. "The same reasoning applies to the "Resume" (resume), which is a common practice in Brazil and does not require any personal information," explains the recruitment and selection specialist. A professional who desires an opportunity in the United States does not require a formalized job offer to immigrate, as his area of expertise may be pertinent to a relevant activity before the US government, in terms of the bureaucracy involved in effectively moving to another country. This professional may be eligible for immigration through the EB2-NIW visa, which is granted to professionals who possess exceptional skills, a strong academic foundation, and demonstrated professional experience. The National Interest Waiver (NIW) is an acronym that allows the worker to qualify for a visa intended for professionals who are of national interest and work in regions with a shortage of qualified labor. It is advisable to seek the assistance of a specialized immigration advisor to ensure that the documentation and prerequisites are completed accurately in order to avoid the refusal of an EB-2 NIW visa.
Immigration visas and professions experiencing growth
Jobs in the United States are most in demand in the following sectors: health, technology (for more information on IT professionals in the United States), engineering, aviation, and law, according to the US Department of Labor. Consequently, these sectors offer more competitive salaries. For instance, nurses anesthetists and physicians may record average annual earnings of $195,000 and $208,000, respectively, while attorneys and aircraft pilots may earn annual salaries between $127,000 and $202,000. However, in certain instances, it is imperative to be cognizant of the necessity for diploma validation or revalidation. An additional opportunity beyond employment is through investment, as determined by the EB-5 visa's requirements. Please consult the website to determine the most highly recommended varieties of American visas. Wagner Pontes, the proprietor of D4U Immigration, an office that specializes in immigration to the United States and Europe, states that in order to satisfy the application requirements for the EB2-NIW, it is necessary to satisfy at least three of the seven criteria set forth by the US immigration department. "The professional assumes the great differential and eliminates the necessity for a job offer from an American employer when the eligibility conditions are satisfied and the national interest (NIW) is demonstrated." "This type of visa allows him to immigrate to the country prior to being admitted by a company, which can facilitate the eventual hiring of this professional as he is already in American territory," explains the executive who has been providing clients with the opportunity to rely on the services of headhunters at no cost since 2020.
Regarding D4U Immigration
D4U Immigration, the largest immigration office in the United States, was established in 2015. It has already assisted over 6,000 individuals and has an approval rating of over 99% for applications submitted to the USCIS, the US immigration department. He was honored with the Legal Awards' "Best Immigration Advice in the USA and Latin America" award in both 2021 and 2022. D4U Immigration assists Brazilian families in obtaining permanent residency (green cards) and maintains an extensive network of professionals and partners who provide complementary services and assistance in identifying and selecting the most suitable options for schools, homes, and all other procedures to ensure a successful stay in the United States. D4U entered the European market this year by merging with one of the largest European immigration companies to provide Lexidy to customers who prefer the culture of the other continent.
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