CNR Exclusive Interview with Worldway: How to Address the Three Major Crises of U.S. Investment Immigration

CNR Exclusive Interview with Worldway: How to Address the Three Major Crises of U.S. Investment Immigration

CNR exclusive interview with WorldWay: How to cope with the three major crises of U.S. investment immigration. The best immigration information can be found on the WorldWay investment immigration official website

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Latest comprehensive news on U.S. investment immigration from WorldWay: At the 2015 Beijing Spring Property Exhibition, China National Radio (CNR) conducted an in-depth interview with WorldWay, a leading brand in investment immigration, regarding U.S. immigration topics. The interview focused on analyzing the three major crises emerging in U.S. investment immigration in 2015 and provided strategies for investors to cope with the current situation. 

CNR Exclusive Interview with Worldway: How to Address the Three Major Crises of U.S. Investment Immigration
Luo Jing, Manager of the Consulting Department of WorldWay Beijing, being interviewed by China National Radio 

WorldWay immigration experts point out: As global investment immigration policies gradually tighten, especially with the successive closure of entry policies in Canada and Hong Kong, more investors are shifting their focus to the United States, making the path to U.S. investment immigration more congested. As early as 2014, WorldWay immigration authorities analyzed that three major crises would emerge in U.S. investment immigration in 2015: visa retrogression, an increase in investment amounts, and the policy changes due to the "September 30th Act Expiration." On April 13, the U.S. Department of State announced that starting May 1, 2015, the U.S. investment immigration program would experience EB-5 visa retrogression for the first time in 25 years. This confirms one of the three major crises, and what is most likely to follow retrogression is an increase in the investment amount. 

In fact, the emergence of retrogression is not a bad phenomenon; it serves as a reminder to investors to immigrate early before the investment threshold is raised and to quickly catch the last train for U.S. investment immigration. The U.S. EB-5 investment amount is relatively low. Compared with other popular immigration countries on the market, the U.S. EB-5 investment immigration program has no requirements for education, language, age, or business background, and allows free entry and exit without immigration jail, which is why it is favored by investors. Considering that the amount has not increased in 25 years, if inflation is taken into account, it may rise to 900,000 USD this year. Moreover, the Regional Center Pilot Program signed by President Obama will expire on September 30, 2015. This is the fourth time it has reached its expiration date; the policy may not necessarily be extended, and some experts predict that the policy will be adjusted. Although many countries are tightening their immigration policies, the United States still has a relatively low threshold at present, so it is important to seize the opportunity and invest quickly.

CNR Exclusive Interview with Worldway: How to Address the Three Major Crises of U.S. Investment Immigration 

WorldWay is an expert in the field of U.S. investment immigration. With 18 years of rich experience, it advises investors: As retrogression strikes, it is better to prioritize projects that have already been approved. In this way, according to the compliance principle, relatively more time can be saved on I-526 approval. However, the fundamental purpose of investor immigration is not to obtain a two-year conditional green card, but to obtain a U.S. permanent green card. Therefore, among the finalized approved projects, one must fully consider repayment risks and employment risks. Thus, in addition to prioritizing approved projects, investors must also consider whether employment can be completed and whether the investment funds can be recovered. From this perspective, on the basis of choosing approved projects, it is even more important to prioritize those high-quality projects with high employment rates, high guarantees, minimal investment risks, and the most secure repayment.

Currently, WorldWay is actively promoting two high-quality projects that have already obtained I-924 pre-approval and can effectively cope with U.S. investment immigration retrogression: the Pennsylvania Turnpike Project Phase II (4.368 times ultra-high employment rate, the borrower is the government with an A+ credit rating, which minimizes investment and employment risks and has sufficient repayment guarantees), and the New York Liberty Garden Luxury Apartment Project (14.5 times net worth guarantee to ensure investment safety, with 11.7 times repayment guarantee provided by the personal assets of the largest private real estate developer in the United States)

Finally, WorldWay kindly reminds investors: Having caught up with EB-5 retrogression, do not miss out on the investment amount increase, and even more so, do not miss the best application opportunity before the policy changes upon the expiration of the Act on September 30. Currently, the only effective solution to cope with EB-5 retrogression is "speed"! Therefore, after selecting a high-quality, approved project with a high employment rate and high guarantees, it is best to act immediately. Currently, the quotas for the two high-quality approved EB-5 projects from WorldWay are running low. To secure the final spots for high-quality approved projects to cope with retrogression, please consult: 400-138-2929

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