EB-5 US Investment Visa
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Are you an entrepreneur or a high-net-worth individual considering investments in U.S. commercial projects in order to obtain U.S. permanent residency and citizenship through investment—for the relocation of your entire family or to secure your children’s future?
We collaborate with leading professionals in the field of investment immigration who possess the necessary expertise and many years of experience to successfully guide investors through all stages of obtaining a U.S. green card under the EB-5 Program.
Our goal is to provide you with verified information and simplify the understanding of the EB-5 Program, making it easier for you to do the first step.
We facilitate your interaction with qualified professionals who provide comprehensive support and legal guidance throughout every stage of obtaining U.S. permanent resident status.
All you need to do is contact us, and we will connect you with a USCIS-designated Regional Center and experienced law firms fully authorized to operate under the EB-5 Program.
Get in touch with us to connect with experts who have successfully assisted investors from around the world through their EB-5 process.
We collaborate with leading professionals in the field of investment immigration who possess the necessary expertise and many years of experience to successfully guide investors through all stages of obtaining a U.S. green card under the EB-5 Program.
Our goal is to provide you with verified information and simplify the understanding of the EB-5 Program, making it easier for you to do the first step.
We facilitate your interaction with qualified professionals who provide comprehensive support and legal guidance throughout every stage of obtaining U.S. permanent resident status.
All you need to do is contact us, and we will connect you with a USCIS-designated Regional Center and experienced law firms fully authorized to operate under the EB-5 Program.
Get in touch with us to connect with experts who have successfully assisted investors from around the world through their EB-5 process.
INITIAL EB-5 PROSPECTIVE INVESTOR SCREENING
A prospective EB-5 investor should:
- Demonstrate the lawful source and path of investment funds.
- Have no criminal or other grounds of inadmissibility to the United States.
- Not be subject to U.S. sanctions or have any affiliation with sanctioned or blocked persons or entities.
- Not pose a threat to U.S. national security (including extremism, terrorism, or intelligence activities).
- Provide complete, truthful, and consistent information in all immigration and investment-related filings.
The Fundamentals:
What Every Prospective EB-5 Investor Should Know
What Every Prospective EB-5 Investor Should Know
The EB-5 Program allows eligible foreign investors to pursue lawful permanent residence (a U.S. green card) by making a qualifying investment in a U.S. commercial enterprise that creates jobs.
- $800,000 — Targeted Employment Area (TEA) projects or qualifying infrastructure projects
- $1,050,000 — Non-TEA projects
Your EB-5 investment must result in the creation of at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying employees.
The Regional Center monitors and oversees the investment activities associated with the project, while job creation may be demonstrated using accepted economic models.
The Regional Center monitors and oversees the investment activities associated with the project, while job creation may be demonstrated using accepted economic models.
- Direct Investment: investment in a new commercial enterprise with active participation in its management
- Regional Center Investment: investment in a project sponsored by a USCIS-designated Regional Center, typically with limited involvement in management
- Form I-526E Petition: Filing Form I-526E is the first step in the EB-5 process for a Regional Center investor. This petition must be supported by evidence of the investor's lawful source and path of funds, in addition to evidence demonstrating compliance with applicable EB-5 requirements. The principal applicant does not necessarily have to be the family member who originally accumulated the investment capital, provided that the lawful source and path of the funds are properly documented, thereby providing additional flexibility in immigration planning.
- Conditional Green Card: Following approval of the Form I-526E petition and completion of the applicable immigration process, the investor and eligible family members (spouse and unmarried children under 21) obtain conditional lawful permanent resident status (LPR), commonly referred to as a “conditional green card,” for a period of two years. Eligible family members may pursue lawful permanent resident status as derivative beneficiaries of the investor, allowing families additional flexibility in immigration planning.
- Form I-829 Petition: During the 90-day period immediately preceding the second anniversary of obtaining conditional permanent resident status, the investor files Form I-829 to remove the conditions on permanent resident status by demonstrating compliance with the applicable EB-5 requirements . Upon approval of Form I-829, the conditions on permanent resident status are removed, and the investor and eligible family members become lawful permanent residents (LPRs) without conditions and receive permanent Green Cards.
- U.S. Citizenship: After five years as a lawful permanent resident (LPR), including the period of conditional permanent residence, the investor may apply for U.S. citizenship through naturalization, subject to meeting all applicable statutory requirements.
The EB-5 Program allows the investor’s spouse and unmarried children under 21 to pursue lawful permanent resident status as derivative family members and obtain Green Cards along with the investor. Either spouse may be the principal EB-5 investor, provided that the applicable EB-5 requirements are met. A child may also independently qualify as the principal EB-5 investor, which may provide families with additional flexibility in immigration planning.
Timeline:
Costs:
- Form I-526E Petition: In practice, processing of Form I-526E may take approximately 6 to 18 months. Actual processing times may vary depending on the circumstances of the case, applicable USCIS processing priorities, and other factors.
- Issuance of an Immigrant Visa: Following approval of Form I-526E, immigrant visa processing may, in practice, take approximately 6 to 12 months. Actual timing depends on visa availability, the investor’s country of chargeability, the applicable EB-5 visa category, consular processing requirements, and other case-specific factors. Visa availability is determined by the U.S. Department of State and may change over time.
- Form I-829 Petition: In practice, the process of removing the conditions on permanent resident status may take from several months up to 2–3 years. During the pendency of a properly filed Form I-829 petition, the investor and qualifying family members retain conditional permanent resident status and the associated rights and privileges.
Costs:
- Investment: The minimum investment amount is $800,000 for a qualifying EB-5 investment. It may be possible to begin the immigration process while actively in the process of investing the required amount, including through a partial initial investment, depending on the applicable project funding terms, the circumstances of the case, and the assessment of the investor’s immigration attorney.
- Regional Center Administrative Fee: Typically $70,000–$80,000 per investor, depending on the specific project and its offering terms.
- Legal Fees: Generally $25,000–$40,000, depending on the complexity of the case and the scope of legal services.
- Government Fees: Government filing and processing fees vary depending on the forms filed and the applicable immigration process. The current USCIS filing fee for Form I-526E is $11,160, plus a separate $1,000 fee required under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act for an initial Form I-526E filing. Additional government fees may apply at subsequent stages of the immigration process.
Becoming a U.S. resident status results in becoming a U.S. taxpayer, regardless of the number of days spent in the US in a given fiscal year. It is therefore strongly recommended to consult a qualified tax professional before starting your immigration process.
To obtain U.S. citizenship through naturalization under the general five-year rule, an applicant must maintain continuous residence in the United States as a lawful permanent resident for at least five years, be physically present in the United States for at least 30 months (913 days) during those five years, and meet all other applicable eligibility requirements.
To obtain U.S. citizenship through naturalization under the general five-year rule, an applicant must maintain continuous residence in the United States as a lawful permanent resident for at least five years, be physically present in the United States for at least 30 months (913 days) during those five years, and meet all other applicable eligibility requirements.
- Regional Center Track Record: It is essential to choose a USCIS-designated Regional Center with proven experience in guiding investors through all stages of the EB-5 process — from selecting a project to obtaining permanent LPR status and return of capital.
- Project Due Diligence: Investors should carefully review the investment project offering documents, in order to make an informed and prudent decision.
- No Guarantee of Investment Return: There is a risk of partial or total loss of capital if the project is unsuccessful.
- I-526E Petition Denial: An investor’s petition may be denied if the lawful source and path of investment funds are not properly documented or if other applicable EB-5 requirements are not satisfied. USCIS data for FY2024 indicate an approval rate exceeding 95% among completed Form I-526E adjudications.
- I-829 Petition Denial: Form I-829 may be denied if the investment has not created, or cannot be expected to create within a reasonable period of time, at least 10 full-time jobs for qualifying employees. This risk may be mitigated by selecting a well-structured project with a substantial job-creation cushion.
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OBTAINING AN EB-5 VISA IN 5 STEPS
Regional Center experts will guide you through each step
1. Engage an Immigration Attorney
You will work with an experienced U.S. immigration attorney to discuss your immigration strategy and prepare the documentation required to demonstrate the lawful source of your investment funds. Your attorney will review your documents, prepare your EB-5 petition, and file it with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).
2. Select a Project
With the assistance of a USCIS-designated Regional Center, you will be able to review available EB-5 investment opportunities, select an investment project, and complete the required subscription documentation.
3. File the I-526E Petition
After selecting an EB-5 investment project, making or actively proceeding with the required investment, and providing the necessary supporting documentation, your immigration attorney will prepare and file Form I-526E, Immigrant Petition by Regional Center Investor, with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS). If you are in the United States and otherwise eligible, you may also be able to file Form I-485 to apply for adjustment of status when an immigrant visa is immediately available.
4. Obtain Your Conditional Green Card
After approval of the I-526E petition and when an immigrant visa is available, your immigration attorney will assist you with the consular processing stage, including preparation of the required immigrant visa application and supporting documentation and preparation for the visa interview. After receiving your immigrant visa and entering the United States, you become a conditional permanent resident for a two-year period.
5. Receive Your Permanent Green Card
Your immigration attorney will file Form I-829 during the 90-day period before the second anniversary of obtaining conditional permanent resident status. The petition must demonstrate compliance with applicable EB-5 investment and job creation requirements. Upon approval, the conditions on your and your eligible family members’ permanent resident status are removed. A standard Green Card is generally valid for 10 years.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Your Connection with a Regional Center
After we connect you with an experienced USCIS-designated Regional Center, you will be able to discuss all your questions and concerns about the EB-5 process, your immigration objectives and individual circumstances, available investment opportunities, project requirements, expected timelines, and the next steps in the process.
Submission of Initial Documents:
From as little as 2 weeks to several months, depending on the complexity of your case and the time required to collect the necessary source-of-funds and other supporting documentation and provide it to your immigration attorney.
Adjudication of Your I-526E Petition:
Approximately 6 to 18 months for many cases, although processing times vary significantly depending on the EB-5 category and individual case circumstances, and some petitions may take considerably longer.
Conditional Green Card:
Approximately 6 to 12 months after I-526E petition approval, depending on visa availability, NVC processing, and consular interview scheduling.
Filing I-829 Petition for a Permanent Green Card:
Approximately 21 to 24 months after obtaining your Conditional Green Card, Form I-829 is generally filed during the 90-day period immediately before the second anniversary of obtaining conditional permanent resident status to remove the conditions on that status.
Obtaining the Permanent Green Card:
Approximately 6 to 24 months after filing Form I-829, although processing times may vary. Upon approval, the conditions on your permanent resident status are removed.
Investment Return ($800,000):
After the applicable investment period, return of capital may be possible subject to the terms and performance of the specific EB-5 investment. Under current USCIS policy for post-RIA investors, qualifying capital must generally remain invested and at risk for at least two years. In practice, EB-5 project investment periods often range from approximately 3 to 5 years. Return of the investment is not guaranteed.
Filing for U.S. Citizenship:
Generally, 5 years after obtaining conditional permanent resident status (Conditional Green Card), subject to applicable naturalization requirements. I-829 approval is generally required before naturalization can be approved.
After we connect you with an experienced USCIS-designated Regional Center, you will be able to discuss all your questions and concerns about the EB-5 process, your immigration objectives and individual circumstances, available investment opportunities, project requirements, expected timelines, and the next steps in the process.
Submission of Initial Documents:
From as little as 2 weeks to several months, depending on the complexity of your case and the time required to collect the necessary source-of-funds and other supporting documentation and provide it to your immigration attorney.
Adjudication of Your I-526E Petition:
Approximately 6 to 18 months for many cases, although processing times vary significantly depending on the EB-5 category and individual case circumstances, and some petitions may take considerably longer.
Conditional Green Card:
Approximately 6 to 12 months after I-526E petition approval, depending on visa availability, NVC processing, and consular interview scheduling.
Filing I-829 Petition for a Permanent Green Card:
Approximately 21 to 24 months after obtaining your Conditional Green Card, Form I-829 is generally filed during the 90-day period immediately before the second anniversary of obtaining conditional permanent resident status to remove the conditions on that status.
Obtaining the Permanent Green Card:
Approximately 6 to 24 months after filing Form I-829, although processing times may vary. Upon approval, the conditions on your permanent resident status are removed.
Investment Return ($800,000):
After the applicable investment period, return of capital may be possible subject to the terms and performance of the specific EB-5 investment. Under current USCIS policy for post-RIA investors, qualifying capital must generally remain invested and at risk for at least two years. In practice, EB-5 project investment periods often range from approximately 3 to 5 years. Return of the investment is not guaranteed.
Filing for U.S. Citizenship:
Generally, 5 years after obtaining conditional permanent resident status (Conditional Green Card), subject to applicable naturalization requirements. I-829 approval is generally required before naturalization can be approved.
What Qualifies for an EB-5 Investment?
An eligible EB-5 investment is a qualifying investment in a new commercial enterprise that meets applicable EB-5 requirements, including job creation requirements. For Regional Center investments, the investment is typically made through an entity such as an LLC or LP associated with an approved EB-5 project. Simply purchasing personal or commercial real estate does not by itself qualify as an EB-5 investment.
Are There Guarantees for Investment Return?
No. EB-5 investments must remain at risk, and return of the invested capital cannot be guaranteed. Choosing an experienced USCIS-designated Regional Center with an established track record can be an important factor in managing risks throughout your immigration and investment process. We can connect you with such a Regional Center.
How Soon Will I Receive My Investment Back?
The timing of any return of your investment depends on the terms and performance of the specific EB-5 project. In practice, EB-5 project investment periods often range from approximately 3 to 5 years.
Can the Investment Be Insured?
An EB-5 investment itself cannot include a guarantee against the loss or return of the invested capital, as the investment must remain “at risk” under EB-5 requirements. Certain independent third-party insurance or indemnity arrangements may be permissible, provided they do not constitute a guaranteed repayment, redemption, or buy-back arrangement. An experienced USCIS-designated Regional Center can provide information about the structure, terms, and risk considerations of its specific EB-5 investment projects. Any insurance or indemnity arrangement should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Do I Have to Live Where I Invest?
No. EB-5 investors are not required to live in the same state or area where their Regional Center investment project is located. Once admitted as a lawful permanent resident, you may generally live, work, or study anywhere in the United States. An experienced Regional Center can also provide practical information and guidance to help you better understand the relocation process and your options in the United States.
Can a Third Party Invest on My Behalf?
Yes. Third-party funds, including gifts or loans, may be used for your EB-5 investment, but you remain the EB-5 investor. The lawful source and path of the funds, including appropriate documentation regarding the donor or lender, must be properly documented. Your immigration attorney can advise you on the evidence required for your individual case.
Can I use a Loan to Finance My EB-5 Investment?
Yes. Loan proceeds may be used for an EB-5 investment, provided the funds are lawfully obtained and properly documented. The lawful source and path of the funds must be demonstrated, and the investment must satisfy applicable EB-5 “at-risk” requirements.
Can You Provide Support in Other Languages?
The EB-5 professionals we can connect you with speak English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Turkish, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean. We take your communication preferences into account and can connect you with an experienced professional who speaks your preferred language.
An eligible EB-5 investment is a qualifying investment in a new commercial enterprise that meets applicable EB-5 requirements, including job creation requirements. For Regional Center investments, the investment is typically made through an entity such as an LLC or LP associated with an approved EB-5 project. Simply purchasing personal or commercial real estate does not by itself qualify as an EB-5 investment.
Are There Guarantees for Investment Return?
No. EB-5 investments must remain at risk, and return of the invested capital cannot be guaranteed. Choosing an experienced USCIS-designated Regional Center with an established track record can be an important factor in managing risks throughout your immigration and investment process. We can connect you with such a Regional Center.
How Soon Will I Receive My Investment Back?
The timing of any return of your investment depends on the terms and performance of the specific EB-5 project. In practice, EB-5 project investment periods often range from approximately 3 to 5 years.
Can the Investment Be Insured?
An EB-5 investment itself cannot include a guarantee against the loss or return of the invested capital, as the investment must remain “at risk” under EB-5 requirements. Certain independent third-party insurance or indemnity arrangements may be permissible, provided they do not constitute a guaranteed repayment, redemption, or buy-back arrangement. An experienced USCIS-designated Regional Center can provide information about the structure, terms, and risk considerations of its specific EB-5 investment projects. Any insurance or indemnity arrangement should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis.
Do I Have to Live Where I Invest?
No. EB-5 investors are not required to live in the same state or area where their Regional Center investment project is located. Once admitted as a lawful permanent resident, you may generally live, work, or study anywhere in the United States. An experienced Regional Center can also provide practical information and guidance to help you better understand the relocation process and your options in the United States.
Can a Third Party Invest on My Behalf?
Yes. Third-party funds, including gifts or loans, may be used for your EB-5 investment, but you remain the EB-5 investor. The lawful source and path of the funds, including appropriate documentation regarding the donor or lender, must be properly documented. Your immigration attorney can advise you on the evidence required for your individual case.
Can I use a Loan to Finance My EB-5 Investment?
Yes. Loan proceeds may be used for an EB-5 investment, provided the funds are lawfully obtained and properly documented. The lawful source and path of the funds must be demonstrated, and the investment must satisfy applicable EB-5 “at-risk” requirements.
Can You Provide Support in Other Languages?
The EB-5 professionals we can connect you with speak English, Spanish, Russian, Portuguese, Turkish, Vietnamese, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, and Korean. We take your communication preferences into account and can connect you with an experienced professional who speaks your preferred language.
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By submitting information through the contact forms available on the web platform, a user may provide personal data, including their name, email address, and telephone number. Additional personal data may be voluntarily provided by the user in the course of subsequent communications.
Personal Data Controller
The usa-eb5-visa.com web platform operates under the commercial designation First International Legal Operator. The controller of personal data initially collected through the web platform is Yuriy Strishnyy, who also holds the professional status of an attorney. The controller may be contacted regarding data protection matters at the email address specified on this web platform.
Information received by the controller in his professional capacity as an attorney in connection with a person's inquiry submitted through the usa-eb5-visa.com web platform is treated as confidential and is subject to applicable rules of attorney confidentiality and professional secrecy.
Purposes of Personal Data Processing
Personal data may be processed for the following purposes:
• reviewing users' inquiries;
• providing information regarding the EB-5 Program;
• organizing and facilitating communication with relevant USCIS-designated Regional Centers;
• facilitating further communication in connection with a user's inquiry.
Personal data may be transferred to a relevant USCIS-designated Regional Center only after initial communication with the user and subject to the user's consent, for the purpose of establishing direct contact with the Regional Center and facilitating further communication regarding the user's inquiry.
Following the transfer of personal data to the relevant USCIS-designated Regional Center, the further processing of such data is carried out by that Regional Center in accordance with its own privacy policy and applicable law.
Personal data are not used for purposes incompatible with those for which they were obtained and are not transferred to third parties without the user's consent, except where such transfer is required by applicable law.
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Personal data submitted through the contact forms on the usa-eb5-visa.com web platform are processed as necessary to review and respond to the user's inquiry and to take steps at the user's request in connection with the purposes for which the usa-eb5-visa.com web platform is intended. Such processing is based on the legitimate interest in responding to users' inquiries and facilitating the communication requested by them.
Personal data may be transferred to a relevant USCIS-designated Regional Center only after initial communication with the user and with the user's consent. Such consent constitutes the legal basis for the transfer of the user's personal data to the Regional Center for the purposes described in this Privacy Policy.
International Transfer of Personal Data
As the relevant USCIS-designated Regional Center is located in the United States, personal data may, subject to the conditions described above, be transferred from the user's country of residence to the United States.
Any such transfer is carried out in accordance with applicable data protection laws and, where required, subject to appropriate safeguards or other lawful transfer mechanisms applicable to the transfer.
Retention of Personal Data
Personal data are retained for as long as necessary to process the user's inquiry and fulfill the purposes described in this Privacy Policy, and thereafter only for as long as necessary to comply with applicable legal obligations or to establish, exercise, or defend legal claims.
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Users have rights in relation to their personal data in accordance with applicable law, including, where applicable, the right to access, rectify or erase their personal data, to restrict or object to processing, to data portability, and to withdraw previously given consent at any time, without affecting the lawfulness of any transfer or processing of personal data carried out on the basis of such consent before its withdrawal.
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