What do you mean by eb5 and eb2 immigrants in the United States?

American EB-5 immigrants and EB-2 immigrants belong to the category of American professional immigrants.

EB-5:

EB-5 investment priority is an immigrant visa category established for overseas investment immigrants in American immigration law, and it is the fifth type of employment immigrants in the United States. It was established by the Congress on 1990, aiming at stimulating the development of American economy through foreign investors' investment and job creation. After two years of trial, it was upgraded to long-term notes on 1992.

1993 The U.S. government specially added the pilot project of regional center to EB-5 immigration regulations, relaxing the requirement of "directly creating 10 jobs" to "directly or indirectly creating 10 jobs". In 2004, all relevant contents of the regional center were basically improved and applications were accepted. The last temporary bill on regional center expired on October 30th, 20 1212, and was extended for three years on September 20th12. Every year 10000 places. According to this bill, foreign immigrant applicants can obtain a two-year conditional immigrant visa by investing in the United States to establish commercial enterprises conducive to the economic development of the United States and creating 10 full-time employment opportunities. 90 days before the expiration of 2 years, if the investment behavior of immigrant investors still exists, they can apply for "conditional removal" and become permanent residents. The investment of this program is $654.38 million. If the investment object is located in the target employment area, the investment amount can be reduced to 500 thousand dollars.

EB-2:

EB-2 is a procedure for people with master's degree, doctor's degree or special talents to apply for immigration to the United States, which is called "national interest exemption". Many people apply for EB- 1 and EB-2NIW at the same time to ensure the success rate. The requirements of EB-2NIW are similar to EB- 1, but only limited to "science, art and commerce". EB-2NIW needs to prove that the applicant will greatly benefit the national interests of the United States in the future, so it requests the Immigration Bureau to waive the requirement for its work permit. It is not enough to prove that the applicant has a high degree and works in the field of national interests. He/she is excellent in the field he/she is engaged in, so that he/she can meet the strict standard that "the work itself is important, the benefits generated are national, and requiring the applicant to obtain a work permit will harm the national interests of the United States".

If the applicant has obtained a work permit and holds a master's or doctoral degree, or a bachelor's degree plus more than five years of professional work experience, he can directly apply for EB-2 high-degree immigration.