Kristina & Angelo

8 minutes ago, Redro said:

Most common way for him to become a US citizen is to live in the US for 3 or 5 years ( 3 if married to USC; 5 if not married to USC). 

If you are in the military, there is a way to expedite the situation... Do you work for the military? 

I don’t work for the military, so that’s not an option for me. We are both non governmental workers.

So we applied for the k-1 over a year ago (still waiting). In the meantime, a business opportunity presented itself to my fiancé in his home country. So we decided to pursue that course. He applied for a resident permit for me (we don’t have to marry right away AND it’s a 5 year residence permit including work permit) and it was approved within 6 weeks. So now I am a resident of the Netherlands. In the process of moving there. 
 

But we eventually want him to get his US citizenship. But because of his work (he owns a business) we cannot relocate to the US at this point. What would be the best route? We plan on getting married and we would like for both of us to be able to be dual citizens. Is there a visa/permit that doesn’t require the lengthy stay without working/travel privileges?

Any advice?