Will applying for a study visa after EB5 be rejected because of immigration tendency?

I won't. If you refuse to sign a study visa because of strong immigration tendency, the visa officer is worried that international students will stay in the United States after graduation, which is commonly known as black; But because we have applied for EB-5 investment immigration in the United States, the immigration tendency has been made clear, and the visa officer knows very well that EB-5 needs to invest at least 500,000 US dollars in projects approved by the US Immigration Bureau. Who would risk not spending $500,000 in the United States? However, if you explicitly apply for EB-5 immigration in the United States, but don't tell the truth, you will be refused a visa, because once you submit an immigration application, the visa center will be connected to the Internet, and you can immediately find out the application situation.