Each year many individuals immigrate for several purposes .i.e. further studies, working or for vacations. Post the visit some may decide to continue staying in the respective state for which they would need citizenship of the country, which one can either get by birth, origin or naturalization. The general constraint is of five years of permanent resident status or three years may be sufficient for those married to the citizens of the respective country.

There are various categories for individual travelling:

• Tourist: The B-1/B-2 class is selected for tourists; here B-1 is for commercial andB-2 is for vacations. This is appropriate for foreign nationals who seek to visit the State on short-term basis.
• Student: Every year, a huge number of foreign nationals travel abroad for their further studies in sanctioned educational establishments. The suitable categories are: Academic students, vocational students and exchange students.
• Worker: There are various impermanent migration categories that allow foreign nationals to engage in employment in the state.The foreign nationals usually need to obtain the appropriate visa from a consulate abroad, based upon a petition filed by the employer.
• Resident Lawful permanent residents (LPR): The LPRholders are permitted to reside and work permanently in the state. The LPR status is gained primarily through employment-based or family-based sponsorship, as well as the diversity visa lottery.
• Citizenship: One can get the citizenship either by birth, origin or naturalization. The general constraint is of five years of permanent resident status or three years may be sufficient for those married to the citizens of the respective country.

Since families always prefer staying together, we consider it to be our duty to keep them combined. The migration choices for families depend upon the funding family member.

Given below are few options available:

• Non-immigrant: Thelegatees may fund family members for migration benefits of the states on animpermanent basis as dependants categories, such as H-4, L-2, F-2, and others. (K-1 & K-3 visas for betrothed and partners, correspondingly, are momentary, but treated primarily as immigrant, or permanent, categories.)
• Emigre or permanent dweller: The primary beneficiaries in employment-based, permanent resident cases or in family preference petitions may sponsor their significant other and juveniles, who would likely be eligible for permanent benefits as derivedbenefactors.