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The EB-5 program is an investment-based immigration initiative that allows foreign investors to apply for U.S. permanent residency, or a “Green Card,” by investing in the United States and creating jobs for American workers. To qualify, an investor must contribute $1.05 million (or $800,000 in a Targeted Employment Area/High Unemployment Area) and create at least 10 jobs for American workers. The investment must involve a project with a level of risk to be considered valid. The program has specific requirements and guidelines, including job creation criteria and documentation standards. There are two main investment options: direct investment into a job-creating business or investing through a federally-designated Regional Center. Direct investments involve directly funding a business that creates jobs.

When investing through an EB-5 regional center, there are only two primary eligibility requirements for EB-5 investment: Having $800,000 available for investment that meets USCIS requirements Lawful sources of funds for the investment amount Meeting the Accredited Investor requirements established the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

USCIS requires an EB-5 investment to be “at-risk” and thus a guaranteed return of capital is prohibited. Therefore, a regional center or a project sponsor that guarantees the return of the investment capital risks disqualification by USCIS and must be avoided. Although EB-5 investments must be at-risk, risks can be mitigated. Our EB-5 team can explain how we have structured our projects to reduce risk.

No, an EB-5 visa allows you have the freedom to live, work, or travel anywhere in the United States.

The cost of EB-5 investment is variable depending on several factors but EB-5 Healthcare does offer payment plans. In some cases, there are administrative discounts available to investors, schedule a complimentary EB-5 consultation to get a cost estimate/payment plan action plan. For example: $800K Investment $80K Administrative Fee $___ Immigration Legal Fee $___USCIS Application Fee Legal fees are estimated and are determined on a case-by-case basis.