Foreign investors looking to establish roots and thrive on American soil must obtain the EB-5 visa, also known as the “Immigrant Investor Visa.”
To qualify for the EB-5, the candidate must invest a substantial amount in a commercial project in the United States and provide for the creation of new full-time jobs for Americans. There are two main options for investment: investing in a new commercial enterprise or in a government-approved Regional Center.
In general, the minimum investment for the EB-5 visa is $900,000, but this amount can be reduced if the investment is made in a designated high unemployment area, known as a Targeted Employment Area (TEA).
One of the primary advantages of the EB-5 is that it leads to obtaining a provisional Green Card, valid for 2 years, granting residence in the United States. This means that the investor and their family (spouse and unmarried children under 21) can live, work, study, and enjoy the benefits of the United States without the need for a work or student visa.
With the Green Card in hand, the investor cannot stay outside of the United States for more than 6 months. If this happens, they may not qualify to receive the permanent resident card.
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Foreign investors looking to establish roots and thrive on American soil must obtain the EB-5 visa, also known as the “Immigrant Investor Visa.”
