To celebrate WorldWay receiving the "Outstanding Contribution Award" as a strategic partner from the Governor of Idaho, USA, WorldWay launched a major promotional campaign in mid-May. As the campaign nears its end, many investors continue to show great interest in the US EB-5 projects currently being promoted by WorldWay. In response to requests from numerous investors, the WorldWay Shenzhen office held another seminar on the Las Vegas Third Street Redevelopment Project on May 31.
WorldWay immigration experts introduced several key advantages of the Las Vegas Third Street Redevelopment Project to investors at the seminar: The Las Vegas Third Street Redevelopment Project is a comprehensive redevelopment project in the core district, rather than a single project; the local municipal government provides financial support for the Third Street Redevelopment Project; the developer and project owner is the CIM Group, ranked 27th among global private equity real estate funds; EB-5 investment funds enjoy a first-priority mortgage on the loan; and the project is overseen by three authoritative law firms that ensure the project's operation, client application documents, and project compliance.
For a significant portion of immigrants, the primary motivation is to find better educational resources for their children. In this regard, experts from the WorldWay Hong Kong office traveled to the event to explain the advantages of US education to investors: The United States provides free public education to its residents. Public education is managed by state and local governments and funded by local taxes, yet it is a mandatory education system stipulated by the federal government.
WorldWay experts also pointed out that the admission rate for top universities in China is less than 0.5%, making it 12 times harder than getting into Harvard. Compared to the highly competitive exam-oriented education in Chinese schools, schools in the United States offer more flexibility for children's learning. In the United States, the public education system provides numerous opportunities for the children of immigrants, while private, community, and state colleges and universities offer diverse choices in higher education.
As the annual college entrance examination season approaches, many investor families are also facing issues regarding their children's schooling and exams. The interpretation of US education provided by WorldWay experts on that day was timely, opening a window for attending investors to understand US education. "Today's seminar not only helped us learn about an excellent EB-5 investment project but also provided insight into US school education. Our child is currently in high school and will face the college entrance exam in two years, so this information is very timely and practical for us. Applying for investment immigration now can also benefit our child more," said Mr. Zhang, a client who decided to sign the contract on the spot at the meeting.
