Immigrate to the United States by investment, please ask experts for help.

What the poster is talking about is the regional center clause in the EB-5 category of immigrants, which means that if you invest $500,000 in a government-approved regional center project and create 10 direct or indirect jobs within two years, you can get the whole family. For green cards (children under 18 years old), the applicant must be able to clearly explain the source of the 50W of funds, and there are no requirements for academic background or work. This bill was originally due to expire in September this year. The Senate passed the extension proposal in early August. Now it is waiting for the House of Representatives to review it. Basically, the overall extension problem is not big. However, we don’t know yet whether the details of the requirements will be adjusted. The reason why the U.S. is temporarily holding back on growth is basically to stimulate employment. Especially last year, EB-5 helped create a lot of jobs in the United States. However, because other countries have been particularly aggressive in raising prices this year, Americans are expected to follow suit in the near future.

You can see where the risks lie from the conditions. One is whether needed jobs can be created within 2 years. This is related to the fundamentals of obtaining a green card. One is whether the principal can be returned after 5 years. Therefore, choosing investment projects is very important. All government approval documents can be clearly produced, the developer has a strong background and successful cases, government funds are involved, and the project does not need to rely on EB-5 funds to start the project. The project location is an economically prosperous area with a surplus of employment. A high rate, whether there is collateral guarantee, etc. are all criteria that can be used as references for good projects. A good project can minimize investment risks. By the way, I would like to add to what was said upstairs. In 2005 and 2006, the first batch of people who invested 500,000 U.S. dollars to immigrate to the United States. Last year, many people got their principal returned in full.

In addition, the landlord does not need to sell his property. He can choose a bank mortgage loan. Of course, this is not possible if it is a mortgaged house. The source of the $500,000 can also be explained by mortgage loans.

In fact, to put it bluntly, even if the 50W knife cannot be returned, it is still cheaper to exchange for a green card in the United States than in Canada, and the speed is much faster than in Canada, so it is still worth it. Personal thoughts are for reference only.