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USA: all programs
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Popular questions
FAQ about USA
Who counts as a US tax resident?
Green card holders, and anyone who meets the substantial presence test — at least 31 days in the current year and 183 equivalent days over three years.
Do non-residents pay tax on their worldwide income?
No, non-residents are taxed only on US-source income and income effectively connected with a US trade or business.
What is the individual income tax rate in the US?
A progressive scale from 10% to 37% depending on income.
What corporate tax rate applies in the US?
The standard corporate tax rate is 21%.
What is the EB-1 visa?
An immigrant visa for priority workers — people with extraordinary ability, outstanding professors and researchers, and executives of global companies. It is a direct path to a green card.
Is an employer required for EB-1A?
No. EB-1A does not require a job offer or PERM labor certification — applicants self-petition. EB-1B and EB-1C require a job offer, but PERM is still not required.
What to do when you visit
What to see in Washington, D.C.
01
SightNational Mall
The mile-long green esplanade linking the Capitol and the Lincoln Memorial, D.C.'s ceremonial core.
02
SightLincoln Memorial
A grand colonnade with a sweeping view down the Mall to the Capitol dome.
03
MuseumSmithsonian National Museum of Natural History
A vast free museum famous for the Hope Diamond and its dinosaur skeletons.
04
MuseumNational Gallery of Art
One of America's finest painting collections, from Vermeer to Warhol, with free admission.
05
SightU.S. Capitol
Congress's iconic dome, open to the public on free guided tours inside.
06
DistrictGeorgetown
A cobblestoned historic quarter of boutiques, the C&O Canal, and Potomac river views.
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