FBAR and FATCA: What U.S. Immigrants Need to Know
When you begin your journey to settle in the United States, aside from preparing your visa application and planning for a stable life, there’s one area that many people overlook: the obligation to report foreign financial assets. The two most important rules that every U.S. resident needs to understand are FBAR and FATCA. In the
What Is the IRS? Your Rights and Obligations with the U.S. Tax Agency
If you’re planning to settle in the United States through programs such as EB-3, EB-5, or other immigration pathways, understanding the American tax system is something you simply cannot overlook. At the heart of that system is the IRS (Internal Revenue Service) — the organization responsible for collecting federal revenue, supporting taxpayers, and enforcing tax
401(k): The Retirement Plan for Workers in the United States
For workers living in the United States, planning financially for old age is one of the top priorities. Within the U.S. benefits system, 401(k) is widely considered the most popular and effective wealth-building tool to help employees build a secure retirement future. So how does a 401(k) retirement fund in the U.S. actually work? Who
Key Things to Know When Taking Out a Bank Loan for US Immigration
With the rising costs of US immigration, many Vietnamese families are asking whether taking out a bank loan to settle in America is the right move. This is a significant financial decision that requires careful weighing of both opportunities and risks. In the article below, Newland USA takes a comprehensive look at the feasibility of
Health Insurance When Settling in the US in 2026: Comprehensive Financial Protection Solution
Settling in the United States opens up many new opportunities, but it also presents significant challenges in ensuring health security for your family. With healthcare costs ranking among the highest in the world and policy changes in 2026, understanding health insurance has become a key factor helping immigrants protect their finances and access quality healthcare
‘Only the wealthy can immigrate to America’ – True or false?
The belief that “only the wealthy can immigrate to America” has existed for a long time in the Vietnamese community and many other countries. However, reality shows that the US immigration system is far more diverse than what most people think. In this article, we’ll take an in-depth look at US immigration requirements, examine whether
Form I-131A – How to Board a Flight Back to the U.S. When You Lose Your Green Card Abroad
When you lose your green card during a trip abroad, returning to the United States can become a major challenge. Form I-131A, also known as the Application for Carrier Documentation, is the legal solution designed by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) specifically for these situations. Through Form I-131A, permanent residents can apply for
Credit Score: Why It Matters and How to Build Credit in the United States
For newcomers settling in the United States, understanding and building credit is a crucial first step in integrating into the financial system. Credit scores don’t just affect your ability to borrow money—they impact many aspects of daily life, from renting an apartment and buying a car to opening a phone account. This article from Newland
