★ The difference between tea area and American regional center for investment and immigration.

Hello, the requirement of EB-5 investment immigrants in the United States is that foreign investors should invest 6.5438+0 million dollars in a new enterprise, but because there is a provision in EB-5 regulations, investors only need to invest half of it: 500,000 dollars. Therefore, the key point of TEA is that it determines that EB-5 investment immigrants in the United States become the most cost-effective investment immigrants in major western countries. So, how to distinguish between tea areas and regional centers?

American immigrants moved to tea areas and separated from regional centers.

American immigrants moved to tea areas and separated from regional centers-regional centers.

Regional center is an investment method among American investment immigrants. Since 1993, the U.S. government has set up a "regional center immigration plan" in EB-5 immigration regulations, that is, investors can invest in "designated regional centers" approved by the U.S. government, during which immigration applicants do not need to participate in management in person, let alone pay high wages to American workers. The investment period is five years, directly or indirectly creating ten employment opportunities. The US Immigration Bureau will approve the immigration application of the immigrant applicant.

The investment amount of the regional center is divided into 6.5438+0 million investment and 500,000 investment.

American immigrants came to tea areas and regional centers to separate them-tea areas.

Tea is the target employment area, which is related to the way the regional center invests 500 thousand dollars. If the regional center project is located in the target employment area approved by the Immigration Bureau, investors can meet the immigration application conditions by investing 500,000 US dollars, directly and indirectly creating 10 jobs.

At present, most EB-5 regional center projects are located in tea areas.