Empowering Family Immigration

The EB-3 is a direct path to permanent residency, making it a life-changing opportunity for those seeking stability and a future for their families. But what happens after your plane lands in the United States? This guide walks you through what to expect during your first year, from work to housing to adjusting culturally.

The EB-3 employment-based green card is often described as a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for Nigerians seeking permanent residency in the United States. But behind every success story is a reality: the EB-3 visa comes with sacrifices. Leaving behind careers, loved ones, and familiar comforts is never easy. So why do so many Nigerians still say it’s worth it? Because the trade-offs open doors to security, opportunity, and a future that would be far harder to achieve at h

The truth is, Ghanaians are not starting from scratch. Across the U.S., vibrant Ghanaian communities already exist and they are helping new arrivals build a sense of belonging while embracing the opportunities of their new home.

Family life in America can be exciting, but it also comes with adjustments. From understanding the school system to finding a community that feels like home, settling in takes time, patience, and a little planning. This guide will walk you through what to expect so you can help your family thrive from day one.

The EB-3 visa is one of the most accessible legal pathways to U.S. permanent residency. It doesn’t require a university degree, it allows you to bring your immediate family, and it leads directly to a green card. Knowing this, it makes sense to prepare your family and yourself for big changes to grab this opportunity.

If you're a Nigerian planning to move to the U.S. through the EB-3 visa, one of the first questions you may have is: Can my family come...