Recently, a delegation consisting of Dr. Winner Xing, President of Worldway Immigration, Ms. Zhang, Executive Director, Mr. Zhao Jiangcheng, Senior Consultant, and others, undertook a field investigation in the United States and Canada for over half a month, adhering to the principle of being responsible to clients, to explore investment immigration projects and the investment immigration environment.
Worldway's visit received significant attention and warm welcome from local governments, regional centers, project parties, and partners. The delegation was invited to visit the New York Immigration Fund Regional Center, the City of Boston, the Washington Regional Center, the City of Seattle in the United States, and the City of Montreal in Quebec, the City of Winnipeg in Manitoba, the Cities of Saskatoon and Regina in Saskatchewan, as well as the City of Vancouver in British Columbia, Canada.
At the New York Immigration Fund Regional Center, the delegation was warmly received by Mr. BJ Roe, the Chairman of the Regional Center. Accompanied by Mr. BJ Roe, the delegation conducted on-site investigations and thorough research on two upcoming projects of the Regional Center—the Cooper Union University Project and the Kaiyue Hotel Project, collecting a wealth of primary project materials for evaluation and judgment. Former New York Governor Mr. David Paterson also visited the Regional Center, engaging in in-depth discussions with the delegation and expressing his willingness to provide maximum support and assistance for the cooperation between Worldway and the New York Immigration Fund Regional Center.
In the City of Boston, the delegation attended the "2011 Boston EB-5 Regional Center Summit." The meeting was chaired by Mr. Klasko, Chairman of the EB-5 Committee of the American Immigration Lawyers Association, with Worldway being the only invited speaker from China. Dr. Winner Xing, as the representative of Worldway, delivered an impressive keynote speech on the development of EB-5 in China, which received unanimous recognition from economists and immigration experts from both the United States and China present at the venue.
The delegation was then invited to visit the Washington Regional Center, where they conducted an on-site investigation of the U.S. Washington Regional Center's Treasury Bond Project 520 Bridge. They took a helicopter arranged by the Regional Center to view the magnificent bridge from above. Accompanied by Mr. Mike Mattox, Chairman of the Regional Center, the delegation also inspected the bridge structure, roadway, toll system, and other engineering facilities to ensure the normal implementation of the project.
That evening, the delegation was invited by Mr. Ma Shujing, the Chinese-American Mayor of Olympia, the state capital of Washington, to attend a welcome dinner hosted by the state government to thank Worldway Immigration for its contributions to the state's economic development and foreign investment attraction. Many government officials, university presidents, and successful individuals were present to welcome them.
During the dinner, Mr. Michael Cade, Executive Director of the Thurston County Economic Development Council in Olympia, also presented Worldway with a "Special Contribution Award" on behalf of the state government as a token of heartfelt gratitude.
After concluding their investigation in the United States, the Worldway delegation flew to Canada to begin their examination of the investment immigration environment across various provinces. The delegation primarily visited locations of immigration funds, immigration lawyers, provincial government economic development officials, and senior immigration investment institutions and financial management organizations. They also conducted detailed investigations and research on major real estate, universities, public facilities, and urban development in various immigration provinces, obtaining a wealth of primary data.
Through the investigation of several major immigration cities in Canada, Worldway has established a robust landing service and comprehensive after-sales service for investment immigration clients, ensuring a one-stop service system for new immigrant clients covering landing, settling in, children's schooling, social insurance, bank account opening, public facility rentals, credit insurance, financial management, and tax reduction.
After more than two weeks of investigation, the delegation returned not only with detailed project materials and analytical data on the investment environment but also with trust and reassurance for clients. Worldway is committed to maintaining a responsible attitude towards clients, adhering to a service philosophy of professionalism, efficiency, integrity, and promptness, to bring more high-quality and secure immigration projects to a wide range of investment immigration clients.
