Where do Chinese billionaires prefer to immigrate? According to the "2015 China Investment Immigration White Paper" released by Hurun Report, cities in the United States such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, and New York rank among the top three most favored immigration cities for Chinese billionaires. Compared to last year, U.S. immigration has overall risen rapidly, occupying half of the top ten list, which also includes Seattle and Boston.
The White Paper indicates that respondents who have already immigrated cited education quality, environmental pollution, and food safety as the three main reasons for their immigration. However, when choosing specific immigration destinations, billionaires also need to consider various factors, among which education quality is one of the most important. The White Paper shows that over 80% of respondents plan to send their children abroad for study, with an average age of only 16 years, which is a decrease of two years compared to last year.
Whether a city is the preferred choice for overseas property investment by Chinese billionaires is also an important factor in enhancing the attractiveness of immigration destinations. The White Paper reveals that the most favored immigration destinations by Chinese billionaires are highly consistent with global property investment destinations. This aligns with the traditional habit of Chinese people—where they live, they invest in property. Therefore, major U.S. cities with significant Chinese populations, such as Los Angeles, San Francisco, New York, Seattle, and Boston, are not only the preferred choices for overseas property investment by Chinese billionaires but also popular immigration destinations.
The U.S. EB-5 investment immigration program is highly favored by Chinese investors due to its short application cycle, no educational, language, or business background requirements, the ability for one applicant to secure immigration for the entire family, unrestricted entry and exit from the U.S., and no immigration monitoring. Amidst the changes and price increases in the U.S. investment immigration EB-5 program, there has been a rush to secure the last U.S. green cards at $500,000, igniting a frenzy of competition.
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