Amid the global economic crisis, a forum covering everything from studying in the U.S. to permanent residency, U.S. real estate, and financial asset management will be held in Hannam-dong on the 26th with about 10 experts in each field.
Hosted by The Economist and co-hosted by Kookmin Immigration, a U.S. investment immigration company, and Prestige Consulting, a consulting company specializing in studying abroad in the U.S., this forum will discuss the realities of international students: how to legally stay in the U.S. after graduating from college, and gift inheritance tax benefits after obtaining permanent residency. , upgraded information will be introduced, such as specific admissions to prestigious universities, medical school entrance exams, and essay and non-curricular preparation strategies.
In the permanent residency section of this forum, U.S. attorney Min-kyung Kim introduces NIW highly educated independent immigration, which can be applied for by professionals, science and engineering, or other fields through qualification determination.
U.S. attorney Lee Yu-ri will speak about permanent residency benefits, asset management, and how international students can actually stay in the U.S. under the new U.S. Investment Immigration Act. Next, CEO Jiyoung Kim introduces how to select an investment immigration project to safely achieve both permanent residency and principal repayment.
Considering the reality that students are returning to their home countries one after another because they cannot obtain work visas (H-1B) even after graduating from U.S. universities, we plan to provide detailed information on how to stay legally, such as by changing status.
Prestige Consulting, a consulting company specializing in studying abroad in the U.S., introduces strategies for entering prestigious U.S. universities, methods for entering medical, dental, and pharmacy schools, and other educational content appropriate for the times.
You can learn a variety of things at different times, including global startup intern projects, strategies for entering prestigious American boarding and universities, competitions and research methods for entering the Ivy League, and strategies for preparing for American medical schools.
In the economic section of this forum, American accountant Mark Kang presents tax solutions needed before and after taking overseas assets and obtaining permanent residency. It explains all aspects of tax law, including U.S. tax reporting and tax issues that must be prepared before entering the United States.
In addition, U.S. attorney Daniel Yoon introduces tax saving measures through U.S. trust law, and corporate and family gift and inheritance strategies.
In addition, the forum on this day will introduce the current status and outlook of the real estate market and trading strategies according to the relationship between U.S. real estate and interest rates.
Kim Ji-young, CEO of National Immigration, said, “In this forum, we focused on very specific and practical content rather than presenting vague methodologies on how to study in the U.S. or invest in the U.S.,” adding, “From the Investment Immigration Act, which those who want to immigrate to the U.S. must know, “The experience and know-how of experts on legal stay and obtaining permanent residency will be presented, so it will serve as a guide for children’s education, permanent residency, and overall asset management,” he said.
On this day, National Migration will also hold a briefing session for existing customers in a separate space at the same location. Forum reservations can be made through the website or by phone.
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