The U.S. Department of State's Visa Office has officially released the immigrant visa bulletin for March 2025, the sixth month of the 2025 fiscal year, for the EB-5 investment immigration visa. There are no changes to the backlogs for Chart A and Chart B this month; under the new act, EB-5 reserved visas remain free of backlogs. Chart B is closed.
The latest results show that Chart A remains unchanged, with direct investment projects in the C5 and T5 categories, as well as non-reserved regional center project categories I5 and R5, remaining at July 15, 2016. Chart B remains unchanged, with direct investment projects in the C5 and T5 categories, as well as non-reserved regional center project categories I5 and R5, remaining at October 1, 2016. It is worth noting that under the new EB-5 policy, the three categories of reserved visas (rural areas, high unemployment areas, and infrastructure) remain in a no-backlog status.
Chart A: Final Action Dates For Employment-Based Preference Cases (Note: U.S. Consulate interview & USCIS filing of AOS status adjustment application)
Chart B: Dates For Filing Of Employment-Based Visa Applications (Note: For those legally residing in the U.S. who meet relevant conditions, filing an AOS status adjustment application with USCIS)
In addition, USCIS has officially announced that Chart B is closed for March 2025.
According to the March Visa Bulletin, investors born in mainland China remain in a no-backlog status for the EB-5 reserved visa categories. Worldway Group reminds investors that they should act quickly to secure reserved visa quotas in advance and catch the "fast track" to immigrate to the U.S. without backlogs!
Following the implementation of the new U.S. EB-5 investment immigration policy, applicants can perform "concurrent filing" in the United States. This means that in the absence of a backlog, applicants can simultaneously file their I-526E immigrant petition and I-485 application for adjustment of status. They may also apply for travel authorization (I-131) and work authorization (I-765), known as the "Combo Card," allowing them to legally reside and live in the U.S. and enjoy quasi-green card freedom in advance.
Currently, rural projects within the EB-5 reserved visa channel are the preferred choice among the best options for quickly obtaining a U.S. green card. Now is the time to seize the opportunity for a backlog-free, fast-track U.S. green card. At present, two hot-selling premium EB-5 projects on the market—the "Aspen & Kodiak Apartments," which has already received I-956F approval, and the "Curio Collection by Hilton Hawaii," jointly created by capital giants—are high-quality EB-5 rural projects that have been strictly screened and vetted by Worldway Group. They are your best choices for rapid immigration to the United States. Both of these premium EB-5 projects comply with the rural TEA project requirements under the new act. They not only enjoy reserved EB-5 visa quotas but also receive priority processing from USCIS. They combine numerous advantages, including no backlogs, priority approval, and first-priority mortgage guarantees for EB-5 funds. This allows the whole family to obtain a U.S. green card quickly without backlogs. Quotas are limited, so act fast.
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