At the beginning of the Year of the Monkey, the debate in the U.S. Congress and among various parties regarding EB-5 reform has reignited. Experts from WorldWay Immigration believe that changes and price increases in the U.S. investment immigration EB-5 program are still inevitable. Even if Congress remains deadlocked over EB-5 reform, the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) may bypass the legislative process and unilaterally raise the EB-5 investment amount. Especially in recent months, during hearings in both the House and Senate, many lawmakers have been applying pressure, indicating that EB-5 may be on the verge of a significant transformation.
The new EB-5 bill is very likely to pass before September 30. Even if the new bill does not pass before September 30, the USCIS may issue relevant administrative orders at any time, raising the current investment amount from $500,000 to $800,000, or even $1,200,000. In addition to the price increase, uncertainties regarding job calculations, potential changes to TEA, and more serious backlog issues have extended a series of uncertainties, greatly increasing the risks for investors.
Experts from WorldWay Immigration analyze that although there is some controversy regarding the classification of TEA in the new EB-5 proposal, overall, the restrictions on metropolitan areas have already become a basic consensus of the new proposal. Therefore, investors need to plan as early as possible, accelerate their immigration process, and quickly invest in approved, high-quality EB-5 projects that are not affected by TEA changes and are located around metropolitan areas.
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