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on 4 Jun 2016
I am a Scottish citizen living in Scotland, but working worldwide in the oil and gas industry. The plan is to complete a series of health and safety Diplomas and apply for work in NYC in order to work and live there within 5 years. However, is it possible to only apply to live in NYC and not work there, as most of my work is in Brazil? Is there a specific type of green card application for that? Thanks. James.
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It sounds like that may be difficult to get right, since visas are much easier to obtain if they are sponsored by your employer, and residency permits are usually based on finding employment in the country. Take a look at our guide for more information about work permits for the USA and obtaining a green card.
Do you run your own company in the oil and gas industry?
Regards,
Cayley