Advice for Adapting (Finding Housing, Opening a Bank Account, Getting a Driver's License)
Good preparation will help you adapt smoothly.
Finding Housing: Start researching residential areas close to your workplace or in the city where you will be living. Consider the rent, safety, and transportation. You might find temporary housing at first before looking for a permanent residence.
Opening a bank account is necessary for receiving your salary and managing daily expenses. You can easily open an account with identification documents like your Green Card and proof of address.
Getting a driver’s license is important for getting around in America, as public transportation is not comprehensive in many areas. You will need to pass both a written test and a driving test at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) in your state of residence.
Learn the systems: Understand the basics of the tax system, healthcare, transportation, and fundamental laws.
Build a network: Try to get to know your colleagues, neighbors, or join Thai community groups in the area for advice and to build relationships.
Stay tuned for more useful information in the next part. Before you fly to the U.S. to live with an EB-3 visa, you can find out more here at KPB USA.
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