Short answer: besides humanitarian grounds, parole may rest on significant public benefit (e.g. assisting law enforcement). Agencies decide case by case — there is no ordinary self-requested quota.
Significant Public Benefit Parole
Written by Global Immigrate consultants · Reviewed by Oscar Yip, Founder & Managing Director
Summary
Case-by-case parole for law-enforcement cooperation and similar public interests.
FAQ
Does investment count?
Generally no — investment has dedicated immigrant categories.
Who initiates?
Often a government agency based on public interest.
Work?
Work authorisation may accompany it.