What's the difference between EB- 1 and EB-5? How much does it cost to go abroad to handle these two items?

The American immigration plan, also known as EB-5, was promulgated by the US Congress on 1990. Its purpose is to stimulate the American economy by creating jobs and capital for overseas people. EB-5 is the fifth type of employment immigrants in the United States. This visa has 10000 places every year.

If you become a conditional permanent resident (CR) in the United States through EB-5 immigration, the applicant will get a temporary green card valid for two years. Applicants for EB-5 immigrants in the United States must create 10 jobs for the local area, which is one of the necessary conditions for permanent residence.

The minimum amount of EB-5 immigrants in the United States is $800,000 to 1 10,000, and the latest regional center policy will be released in February 2065, 438+05.

American professional immigrants are divided into five categories, EB-5 is one of them, and the biggest difference from other professional immigrants is the need, which is mainly divided into the following categories:

EB- 1A/ outstanding talents, EB- 1B/ outstanding professors and researchers, EB- 1C/ executives of multinational companies;

2.EB-2/ professional immigrants above master's degree;

3.EB-3/ undergraduate degree professional immigrants and EB-3/ unskilled immigrants;

4.EB-4/ special immigrants: mainly religious;

5.EB-5/ immigration.

At present, EB- 1 and EB-4 among American professional immigrants do not need to be scheduled, but the requirements are relatively high, and few people can meet the requirements.

EB-2 and EB-3 are the categories of skilled immigrants in the United States, and the schedule currently takes about ten years;

EB-5 is basically the shortest immigration project among American immigrants at present, with an average period of 2.5 years. But the demand for assets is also very high, and it needs nearly one million dollars.