Dreaming of a life in the United States?
Did you know the U.S. grants 55,000 permanent-residence visas every year?
Check if you can apply for the Green Card
What is the Green Card?
With the Green Card—the United States’ permanent resident card—you gain the ability to live and work in the U.S. indefinitely and completely legally.
Furthermore, Green Card holders may apply for U.S. citizenship after five years of continuous residence in the country. In many cases, this visa opens the door to a new life and represents the first step toward achieving the American dream.
What is the Green Card Lottery?
The Green Card Lottery—officially known as the Diversity Visa Program—is a U.S. government initiative that, since 1994, awards 55,000 permanent resident visas each year by random draw.
This program is designed to provide a legal, accessible pathway to immigration for people from countries that have historically had low rates of migration to the United States, offering them the chance to start a new life in America.
Don’t miss your chance to get a Green Card.
Advantages of applying for your Green Card with us
With over 25 years’ experience helping people around the world make their dream of living in the United States come true, you can trust our team—and enjoy all the benefits of a professional, personal service.
Guaranteed Entry
We make sure your Green Card Lottery entry is valid, complete and correctly submitted to the U.S. authorities.
Our experts review your application and, once it’s filed, you’ll receive an official participation certificate.
Full Support
We guide you every step of the way—from registration through to getting your Green Card. Our team is always available to answer questions and provide personalized advice.
And, just like with our Guaranteed Entry service, you’ll receive an official participation certificate once your application is submitted.
Year-Round Registration
Unlike the official, limited window, with us you can enter at any time of the year.
We handle your submission correctly so you never have to worry about deadlines or procedures.
