Alaska has a typical metro lifestyle in cities such as Anchorage with bustling nightlife and music ranging from blues, jazz, and rock. If you want a peaceful lifestyle, you can take a break in the quieter towns of Alaska. It is a place that offers variety and spices in lifestyle. With a US visa you can also visit the Eskimo villages and get a first hand knowledge of their unique lifestyle.

Finding a job in Alaska is not difficult. You can contact the Alaska job center for job details. You can find jobs in seafood processing, mineral extraction, bartenders, cooks, other conventional areas. The service sector is where you will find the maximum job. You will also find full time and seasonal job opportunities in Alaska fishing industry. So apply for diversity immigrant visa and work in Alaska.

Students and academicians can also apply for an American visa because Alaska does not lack in educational facilities. The Alaska Department of Education and Early Development administer the school districts in Alaska. The University of Alaska consists of three main universities, University of Alaska Fairbanks, the main campus; University of Alaska Anchorage, which is the largest campus; and University of Alaska Southeast with main campus in capital Juneau. 

Blessed with an unmatched natural beauty, Alaska has great outdoor recreation facilities. The state parks are worth visiting. Fishing, hunting, camping, hiking are great pastimes. Indoor recreation facilities are also available. 

Alaska has a low cost of living overall. Areas like Juneau, Fairbanks and Anchorage have comparatively higher cost of living. But here is good news for green card holders – Alaska enjoys a median household income of 51,837 dollars, which quite high.