It is reported that the admission rate for Chinese students applying for undergraduate programs in the United States for the fall of 2014 is less than satisfactory, as prestigious American universities face another cold winter in admissions, due to various reasons. Experts from Worldway indicate that Chinese immigrants holding U.S. citizenship gain more advantages. The issue of children's education has become one of the important considerations for investors in U.S. immigration.
In the past five years, the number of undergraduate students studying in the United States has seen explosive growth. In the 2012-2013 academic year, there were 93,000 students, an increase of 20,000 from the previous year. The number for 2014 is expected to reach 120,000. More alarmingly, Chinese parents and students are severely limited in their choices of prestigious schools, with 100,000 students vying for a narrow path, leading to predictable results. However, Chinese students with U.S. citizenship can navigate this process much more easily, as they enjoy the same educational qualifications and rights as local American residents. A U.S. green card plays a significant role in educational choices. Many parents who are indecisive about studying abroad and immigration ultimately choose U.S. immigration for this reason.
Experts from Worldway explain that applicants for the U.S. EB-5 program, once approved, can have their children prioritized for admission to top American universities. For example, Harvard admits only 2-3 students from mainland China each year. However, there are about 200-250 Chinese students who are either American citizens or green card holders, resulting in a hundredfold increase in admission rates for those with U.S. green cards. In terms of tuition, the children of green card holders will pay at least two-thirds less than international students. Additionally, they can enjoy free public education, apply for scholarships, and access various benefits and medical insurance without restrictions on their choice of university majors. The U.S. government highly recognizes the educational rights of investment immigration applicants and their children.
Of course, choosing U.S. investment immigration entails taking on some project risks beyond mere educational investment. As a leading institution in U.S. investment immigration, Worldway is committed to recommending high-quality and stable "selected projects" to investors. The recently promoted Cleveland Phase III EB-5 bond project is an example of a project with a high safety factor. The project's main feature is that it will replicate the success of the first two phases of bonds. Furthermore, the project has created a total of 2,497 jobs, providing 33.2 jobs per EB-5 investor, exceeding the I-829 employment requirement by 3.32 times. Additionally, the EB-5 investment accounts for only 10.5% of the total investment, and the EB-5 company holds the first priority mortgage on the project property, providing solid guarantees for investors' future green card acquisition and capital safety.
This year, it is expected that the quota for U.S. investment immigration will be filled, triggering a rush for applications. Experts from Worldway indicate that applications exceeding the quota will enter a waiting period; however, before entering this phase, the U.S. immigration process will provide investors with a buffer period. Therefore, U.S. immigration applicants can take this opportunity to choose high-quality and stable EB-5 projects to quickly realize their American immigration dreams. For more information on selected U.S. immigration projects, investors are welcome to call 400-138-2929 for inquiries, or follow the official WeChat account of Worldway Beijing: worldway-beijing, to stay updated on timely promotional information.
Worldway Beijing U.S. Investment Immigration Information Session
April 26, 2014 (Saturday) 14:30
Location: 8th Floor, A Block, Yuanyang Guanghua International Building, No. 10 Jintong West Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
