Social Media tips for individuals going through the immigration process. | by Sanyu Resty

My name is Sanyu. I was born and raised in Uganda. I moved to the United States as a teenager and now live in New York City. I have gone through a very long immigration journey, and I would like to share a few tips that helped me in case someone needs it.

To immigrate to a new country, you must pay attention to your digital footprint. Social media posts and online activities can significantly affect how immigration officials see you. You want to show them you are a positive and reliable person who can contribute to society. That's why you need to manage your online image carefully and proactively. The digital world constantly changes, so you must know the latest trends and rules. Don't let your online presence ruin your immigration dreams!

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You deserve to live the life of your dreams, and I wish you the best of luck on this journey.