Become a PT

If all else fails, a good way to attain liberty while still being able to follow and support the liberty movement in New Hampshire is to become a "PT" which stands for "Perpetual Traveler", "Prior Taxpayer", "Permanent Tourist" and other such creative and related terms as "Passing Through".

Start a business

One way to immigrate is by starting or buying an US based business, but this seems to be more complicated than it sounds.

You need to fit a visa category, in this case most appropriate one being E-2 and are likely expected to invest a significant amount of money, albeit there is no required minimum. It's possible to get it with amounts lower than $100 000, but the safest bets are above $150 000, but this also depends on a case by case basis.

Company sponsorship

In short, get a US based, preferably New Hampshire based, company to sponsor your green card so you can come and work for them. This obviously requires you having something of great enough value to offer a particular company to be considered for such a benefit. What would that be I can't tell, because it would probably vary from depending on field of expertise, but probably the good question to ask yourself is the same question people should probably ask themselves when trying to find a job or open their own business: What do I have to offer?

Marry an US citizen

This is one of the somewhat controversial methods that may work for some and not for others, and is probably in limited supply too, at least if you're considering only liberty supporters for your partner.

Green card lottery

This might be an obvious tip for any would be immigrant, but it may still be useful to refer to. Every year a few of the green card applicants are chosen to get a permanent residence in USA. There are various companies selling green card application service for rather hefty prices (such as USFIS, USGIS etc.) by trying to simplify the process. However, officially, applying is completely free and all the information is on the USCIS (US Citizenship and Immigration Services) site: http://www.uscis.gov/greencard

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