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EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program – US immigration through business investment

EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program – US immigration through business investment

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To immigrate to the United States as an entrepreneur , there is currently one official and clearest path recognized by the US government: the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program . Below is a detailed summary based on official information from the USCIS website:

A. Main conditions:

  • Amount invested:
    • $1,050,000 invested in a commercial enterprise in the United States.
    • Or $800,000 if invested in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA) or designated rural area.
  • Job creation:
    • Businesses must create at least 10 full-time jobs for U.S. citizens or permanent residents (excluding relatives of the investor).
  • Eligible businesses:
    • It must be a profitable business established after November 29, 1990, or significantly restructured.
  • Duration of residence:
    • Investors and their immediate family members may be granted conditional green cards (for 2 years) .
    • After that, you need to file an application to remove the conditions (Form I-829) to receive a permanent green card if you meet the investment and employment requirements.

B. Comparison with the International Entrepreneur Parole (IEP):

Criteria EB-5 IEP (Temporary Startup Visa)
Purpose Permanent residency (PR) Temporary residence (parole)
Financial requirements 800,000 – 1,050,000 USD No fixed amount required, but approximately $250,000 in investment from a US investor is needed.
Create jobs 10 full-time jobs Specific numbers are not required, but they must reflect economic growth and contribution.
Legal status Conditional Green Card -> Permanent Green Card Not a visa, just a temporary residence permit.
Clear guidance from USCIS Have Yes, but it's not an official path to residency.

⭐ KeyApply's difference when selecting EB-5 projects for clients

  • We only work on projects approved by USCIS, with transparent financial and legal records, and directly reviewed by U.S. attorneys.
  • Prioritize projects approved under I-956F and located in rural TEA areas to ensure faster processing for clients, eliminate backlog concerns or quota overruns, and increase the success rate of I-526E applications.
  • Working closely and directly with U.S. immigration lawyers and not withholding information.
  • The lawyer clearly explained: the investment structure, the rights and obligations of investors, and a transparent risk analysis, without concealing any disadvantages.

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