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The minimum investment amount is $800,000 if investing in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA) or rural project. Otherwise, the minimum investment is $1,050,000.

A TEA is an area that is either rural or has high unemployment (at least 150% of the national average). Investments in TEAs require a lower minimum investment of $800,000.

You can invest in a variety of projects, including real estate developments, infrastructure projects, and businesses that meet the job creation requirements of the EB5 program.

he expected return on EB5 investments is typically between 1-2% over a 3–4-year period. Returns can vary based on the project and market conditions.

Like any investment, EB5 investments carry risks, including the potential for financial loss and the possibility that the project may not create the required number of jobs, which could affect the approval of your green card application.

○ Selecting an EB5 project and making the qualifying investment.
○ Filing Form I-526, Immigrant Petition by Alien Investor.
○ Upon approval, apply for conditional permanent residence (green card) by filing Form I-485 or going through consular processing.
○ After two years, filing Form I-829 to remove conditions and obtain permanent residency.

Your investment must create or preserve at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying U.S. workers within two years of your conditional permanent residency.

Yes, your spouse and unmarried children under the age of 21 can also obtain green cards through your EB5 investment.

No prior business experience or English language skills are required to apply for the EB5 program.

Yes, once you obtain your green card, you can live and work in any industry or job in the U.S.

If your I-526 petition is denied, you may be eligible for a refund of your investment, depending on the terms of the investment agreement.

Regional Center investments are typically larger projects managed by designated entities that pool EB5 investments and are often easier to meet job creation requirements. Direct investments require you to be more involved in managing the business and directly creating jobs.

An EB5 Regional Center is an economic entity, approved by USCIS, that is involved with the promotion of economic growth, improved regional productivity, job creation, and increased domestic capital investment.

Investing through a Regional Center can simplify the process of meeting the EB5 program's job creation requirements by allowing indirect job creation, which can be easier to document. Regional Centers also handle much of the day-to-day management of the project.

When choosing a Regional Center, consider factors such as their track record, the types of projects they offer, their job creation methodology, and the terms of the investment. It is also advisable to consult with immigration attorneys and financial advisors.

Yes, there are typically additional administrative fees when investing through a Regional Center. These fees cover the costs of managing the investment and ensuring compliance with EB5 program requirements.

Yes, most Regional Centers allow potential investors to visit project sites. It can be beneficial to see the project in person and meet with the project managers before making an investment decision.