EB-5: the investor green card
The EB-5 grants a conditional green card to an investor, spouse and children in exchange for a qualifying investment: $1,050,000, or $800,000 in a rural or high-unemployment area or an infrastructure project, in a new commercial enterprise that creates at least 10 full-time jobs for US workers. Most investors use a regional center, a USCIS-designated entity that pools investments into large projects and counts indirect jobs; direct investment in one's own business is the other route. The 2022 reform added integrity rules, set-aside visas for rural and high-unemployment projects that are current when the general category is backlogged, and let investors in the US file for adjustment at the same time as the petition. Conditions are removed after 2 years by proving the jobs were created.
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