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The Diversity Visa is an annual lottery granting up to 55,000 immigrant visas to nationals of countries with historically low immigration to the US, requiring a free electronic entry.
E-2 is a temporary treaty investor visa for nationals of a treaty country who invest a substantial amount in a US business they develop and direct; it is renewable but does not by itself lead to a green card.
EB-5 is the immigrant investor green card: you invest from USD 800,000 in a Targeted Employment Area (or USD 1,050,000 standard) in a new commercial enterprise that creates at least 10 full-time US jobs.
Family-based green cards go to immediate relatives of US citizens (with no annual cap) and to family-preference relatives of citizens and permanent residents, subject to annual limits and the Visa Bulletin.
EB-4 is the fourth-preference green card for certain special immigrants defined by law, such as religious workers and some international-organization employees.
O-1 is a temporary visa for individuals with extraordinary ability in the sciences, education, business or athletics, or extraordinary achievement in the arts or film and television.
L-1 lets a multinational company transfer executives and managers (L-1A) or specialized-knowledge employees (L-1B) from a foreign office to a related US office.
US citizens can sponsor spouses, children, parents and siblings; permanent residents can sponsor spouses and unmarried children.
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