Recently, the Worldway Group National Roadshow on U.S. Tax, Real Estate, and Investment Immigration was successfully held in Beijing, Qingdao, and Shenzhen. For those interested in immigrating to the United States, Worldway specially invited prominent U.S. immigration attorney James Park, South Dakota Regional Center Chairman Joop Bollen, China-U.S. cross-border tax expert Peter Lu, and U.S. real estate expert Kelvin Chen to provide detailed and insightful explanations on how to immigrate to the U.S. quickly, as well as addressing concerns regarding tax systems and real estate investment for new immigrants. The venues were packed with attendees, and the atmosphere was enthusiastic.
Worldway Business Director Tracy Sun hosted the Beijing seminar and expressed gratitude on behalf of Worldway Group to everyone for attending. Ms. Tracy Sun returned from studying abroad several years ago and has a deep understanding of foreign life, education, and customs, as well as expertise in international laws and regulations. During her years at Worldway, she has helped hundreds of families successfully immigrate overseas through her professional standards and expert consulting services.
U.S. immigration attorney James Park first introduced ways to quickly obtain a U.S. Green Card at the seminar. “Investment immigration” is an excellent path for immigrants to obtain U.S. status in terms of time, approval process, and success rate. Mr. James Park is a Korean-American who works in both the U.S. and South Korea. He obtained his U.S. professional attorney license in 1996 and is a leading immigration attorney in South Dakota, with nearly 20 years of experience in international immigration law. Since its inception, Worldway Group has maintained a strong partnership with Mr. James Park, jointly helping over 750 applicants successfully pass the U.S. South Dakota Regional Center EB-5 project. This figure accounts for approximately 15% of all U.S. EB-5 project applicants, with a 100% approval rate and zero rejections, setting an industry record.
South Dakota Regional Center Chairman Joop Bollen introduced the local situation in South Dakota and the advantages of the South Dakota investment immigration project. South Dakota is one of the earliest approved regional centers in the U.S., becoming the state with the most approved EB-5 projects due to its 0% state tax, developed export trade, and high-quality educational resources. Because it is directly operated and managed by the government, the EB-5 project loan guarantee is strong. Mr. Joop Bollen is a South Dakota Department of Commerce official and one of the most senior experts in the field of investment immigration. He founded the South Dakota Regional Center and has helped over 600 investment immigration families gain recognition from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) for their I-526 petitions. The 19 EB-5 projects he previously developed have all achieved great success. This time, as the project leader for the 20th South Dakota project scheme—the South Dakota Turkey Processing Project—he granted Worldway Group the exclusive launch rights for the Greater China region.
The total investment for the South Dakota Turkey Processing Project is 105 million USD. The borrower is Dakota Gobblers, LLC, and the loan amount from investors is 52 million USD, recruiting 104 investors. Project funds will be used to invest in poultry/livestock farming and processing facilities. The development of this project will directly or indirectly create more than 10 times the number of jobs required by the USCIS, ensuring investors fully comply with relevant regulations and achieve their immigration goals.
“How much you earn is one thing, the key is how much you keep.” U.S.-based Taiwanese tax expert Peter Lu explained to those interested in immigrating to the U.S. the issues they care about most—property and tax planning before and after immigration—teaching everyone how to reasonably allocate assets between China and the U.S. and how to save taxes after arriving in the U.S. to reduce the tax burden. Mr. Peter Lu is the founder of the KEDA CPA Group and the director of the An-Zhi-Qin-Zi Joint Accounting Firm in Taipei, Taiwan, specializing in tax planning for new U.S. immigrants for over 20 years. His years of living experience in the U.S. enable him to tailor tax plans for each client, helping them achieve reasonable tax deductions. In the future, Mr. Peter Lu will maintain a long-term partnership with Worldway Group to provide free post-immigration tax planning assistance to Worldway U.S. investment immigration clients.
At the same time, the best-selling book “Questions and Answers on China-U.S. Cross-Border Taxation,” written by him and sponsored by Worldway Group, was given as a thank-you gift to attendees who have long followed Worldway Group and U.S. investment immigration. Additionally, other individuals preparing to immigrate to the U.S. who are interested in the book can contact Worldway Group.
“Better to buy a bad house in a good area than a good house in a bad area,” this is the premise for investing in U.S. real estate that Los Angeles-based real estate expert Kelvin Chen shared with everyone. A good area not only allows children to access high-quality education and a cultural environment, but when the real estate market is sluggish, property prices in good areas can better withstand market shocks without significant fluctuations. Mr. Kelvin Chen also analyzed the current state of U.S. real estate at the meeting: “After the subprime mortgage crisis, the U.S. is like a patient recovering from a serious illness. Real estate projects will have a period of stability, and now is the time to consider strategic investment purchases in anticipation of future appreciation.” Mr. Kelvin Chen is of Taiwanese descent and went to the U.S. to study in 1978, where he has resided ever since. He is currently the Executive Vice President of Keller Williams Realty in the City of Industry, California, and a senior member of the American Industrial Real Estate Association. He has joined forces with Worldway Group and promised to provide long-term real estate investment guidance to Worldway U.S. investment immigration clients, including precautions, processes, and costs involved in real estate transactions after immigrating to the U.S.
This real estate and tax-themed seminar was the first of its kind held by Worldway Group and the first in the industry. The atmosphere at the three seminars was enthusiastic, and attendees did not rush to leave after the event, instead surrounding the guest speakers to ask questions, leaving the guests with no time to “rest.”
Worldway Group promises to uphold the service philosophy of professionalism, efficiency, integrity, and speed, and will continue to provide a series of follow-up services such as U.S. tax planning and real estate investment guidance after helping clients successfully immigrate to the United States.
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