Texas, whether for its country culture or its incredible cuisine, is one of the most famous American states in the world. In this article we'll learn more about the Lone Star State, much loved by Latinos and immigrants to the USA.

A welcoming state for migrants

As well as historically being a destination for migrants, in recent years the state of Texas has also received American migrants, mainly from California and Florida.

If you want to immigrate to the USA and live in Texas, you should know that this is one of the most diverse American states, as around 17% of its residents were born outside the country. Texas also has very safe cities with excellent job markets, attracting thousands of Americans and foreigners to the state every year.

Texan cities for you to live and enjoy with your family

The Woodlands

The Woodlands is a modern suburban city located near Houston. And it ranks among the best places in the United States to buy a house and live peacefully with your family. This tree-lined suburb has excellent public and private schools for your children, and parks and art and cultural tours to enjoy with the whole family. You can explore Woodlands by boat, on foot or by streetcar, and visit Market Street, the Woodlands Mall, Texas Treeventures park and many other attractions. And to make your routine or your visit easier, Woodlands is located less than half an hour from Houston International Airport.

Beaumont

This dynamic city in southwest Texas has a lot of history to tell: the huge oil reserve discovered in Beaumont in 1901 brought the United States into the modern oil age. And that's why you can visit the McFaddin-Ward House Museum, many antique shops and beautiful buildings in Beaumont, which demonstrate all the exuberance of oil wealth in the 20th century. Beaumont also has a diverse nature that can be seen in the wetlands of Cattail Marsh and Riverfront Park. And if you want, you can also enjoy Gator Country Park and the Fire Museum of Texas on your own or with your whole family.

Plan

Fun and safe Plano is the ninth most populous city in Texas and is located just north of Dallas. This quiet city has hundreds of restaurants, stores and hotels for all types of tourists and locals. You can enjoy a nature walk at Oak Point Nature Reserve and go zip lining at Go Ape Zipline & Adventure Park. Plano also has several festivals throughout the year, such as Oktoberfest, the Central Market Plano Balloon Festival and the Plano International Festival; making this city an excellent choice for all families. You can also visit the historic center of Plano or the dozens of gastronomic options available when you live in this pleasant city. 

Richardson

This quiet town, despite not being very popular, is an excellent place to live with your family. The town has a variety of excellent public and private schools, both secular and religious - many of them winners of The Blue Ribbon Award, given by the US government to the best schools in the country. The city's public bookstore(The Richardson Public Library) has also been awarded more than ten times by the Texas state government for its excellence. In addition to its schools and libraries, the city is also home to the University of Texas at Dallas County. Richardson's economy boasts several telecommunications and insurance companies, which guarantees a good job market for the region. Finally, Richardson is just 25 minutes from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, the largest airport in Texas and the second largest airport in the United States. 

America is the ideal destination for your family!

Not only Texas, but several American states can offer an excellent quality of life for you and your family. If you want to immigrate to the United States, know that you can get a Green Card using your professional experience in Brazil. 

Many professions are on the rise in America: doctors, dentists, psychologists, airplane pilotsprogrammersengineersentrepreneurs and nurses are realizing the American dream. 

Providing security and peace of mind for your loved ones in the United States: it's possible! 

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