In the United States, 2014, on the 22nd day of September, EB-5 became an extraordinary day in history. The 520 Bridge Bond Project, represented by WorldWay Group, received approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services for I-526. This significant news spread across the Pacific like lightning, shocking the immigration community in both China and the United States!
Beijing, Shanghai, Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Qingdao, Hong Kong, Macau, as well as Portugal, Cyprus, New York, and Los Angeles were all abuzz with excitement, as congratulatory letters poured in from the U.S. immigration community and major law firms. 520 Bridge Bond Project investors, along with employees from WorldWay's offices, copy centers, and customer service centers, celebrated this thrilling moment together! Mr. Brian Su, Chairman of the U.S. EB-5 China Market Committee, expressed immediately: “Congratulations to WorldWay Group for the approval of the 520 Bridge Bond Project! (520 Bridge Bond Project) is a milestone in the history of EB-5 and may pioneer a new direction in the industry.”
520 Bridge Bond Project is the first tradable bond project issued by a state government since the implementation of the U.S. EB-5 Act in 1990, creating a historical precedent of "buying bonds to obtain a green card," and has become a classic case in the history of EB-5; it allows the EB-5 project to have lower risks compared to the Canadian Quebec investment immigration and Australian 165 visa.
It is foreseeable that, with the successful approval of the 520 Bond Project by WorldWay, government investment and government repayment EB-5 projects will soon become mainstream in the future market and be sought after by investors.
Currently, the U.S. investment immigration Pennsylvania Highway Project promoted by WorldWay is also a 100% government project, which has already received pre-approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services and enjoys an A+ level government credit repayment guarantee. Once launched, it has triggered a rush of investment from various regions! Consultation hotline 400-138-2929!