The U.S. Department of State's Visa Office has officially announced the immigration visa bulletin for the EB-5 investment immigration program for April 2023, the seventh month of the new fiscal year. The latest results show that the A chart remains unchanged, with the direct investment categories C5 and T5 consistent with the non-reserved visa categories I5 and R5 of regional center projects, maintaining the date of July 8, 2015. The B chart remains unchanged, with the direct investment categories C5 and T5 consistent with the non-reserved visa categories I5 and R5 of regional center projects, maintaining the date of January 1, 2016.
It is noteworthy that the EB-5 visa reserved categories (20% for rural area project reserved visas, 10% for high unemployment area project reserved visas, and 2% for infrastructure project reserved visas) continue to have no quota backlog for investors born in mainland China. Applicants intending to immigrate to the United States should act quickly to seize the opportunity of the "fast track" with no quota backlog and obtain a U.S. green card swiftly!
A Chart: Final Action Dates For Employment-Based Preference Cases
(Note: U.S. consulate interview & USCIS submission of AOS application)
B Chart: Dates For Filing Of Employment-Based Visa Applications
(Note: Must be legally residing in the U.S. and meet relevant conditions to submit AOS application to USCIS)
According to the April visa bulletin, EB-5 visa reserved categories for investors born in mainland China continue to have no quota backlog. For investors, the current rural area (TEA) projects enjoy reserved visa quotas and are in a no backlog status, which will facilitate investors' rapid immigration to the United States. Investors should take immediate action to secure reserved visa quotas and seize the opportunity of the no backlog immigration "fast track" now!
EB-5 Investment Immigration, Project First
Rare Opportunity for High-Quality EB-5 Projects with No Quota Backlog
Helping Investors Quickly Obtain U.S. Green Cards
Currently, the "Florida Lakeside Jewish Community" EB-5 project, exclusively represented by WorldWay Immigration Group in the Greater China region, is a rural area (TEA) project that complies with the new legislation, enjoying EB-5 visa reserved quotas. It combines advantages such as no backlog, a project job multiplier of up to 5.44, first-priority collateral for EB-5 funds, and an investment starting at only $800,000, making it an excellent choice for investors to quickly immigrate to the United States!
The "Florida Lakeside Jewish Community" project has a robust funding structure, with EB-5 funds having first-priority collateral rights. The collateral's value is the commercial portion of the project worth $200 million (including rental apartments), which is twice the amount of the EB-5 loan. The project creates ample employment, with a job multiplier of up to 5.44. Furthermore, the project is developed and managed by a well-known local developer in the United States with extensive experience, who provides completion guarantees and guarantees against I-526E denials. Additionally, the project has the support of the Florida state government and the local Glades County government, benefiting from a $50 million infrastructure fund. With numerous advantages, high-quality EB-5 projects are rare, and the opportunity to quickly obtain a U.S. green card is a once-in-a-lifetime chance. Now is the time to act and benefit early!
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