No offence but the reason you give to migrate sounds like a jilted person. Be cool larr. The grass might seem greener at the other side, it is not as rosy as it seems. From the answer you give to the suggestions and comments give, I think you can hardly make it in US. Give it another thought.

I have a friend who went to US in his twenties and that was in the early 70s. He was a waiter, an odd job man, a cook and finally he made it as a middle class guy there. Gave up his citizenship and became a US citizen and his name changed with the 'Bin' in the centre to the 'Bin' at the front. Finally tyhings went sour and became penniless and that is when he thought of home. Called his mom here in Kedah and found out she was also not feeling well due to old age. He came back and was suprised at the development of his former country and decided not to go back to US.

Now I see a Malay man making his way to the border every 2 or 3 months to stamp his passport. I asked him if he has regretted giving up his Malaysian citizenship and you can guess his answer. Think carefully, think twice.