Once legal status is obtained and a family arrives in the United States, the real issues that need to be addressed are only just beginning.
Which school should the children attend? What is the campus environment like? Are the courses suitable? How does the application process work?
These may seem like mere “enrollment” questions, but for families just starting a new life in the U.S., they often impact subsequent residential arrangements, daily rhythms, and children's long-term growth.
For WorldWay, helping clients obtain legal status is not the end of our service; post-arrival education, settlement, and daily life are equally part of our long-term service.For client families with children's educational needs, the team from the American New Immigrants Alliance and the WorldWay U.S. Customer Service Center accompanied clients to local private schools to learn about school conditions on site, extending services beyond immigration planning into the real learning and living scenarios of the children.
From Schools on Webpages to Stepping onto Campus
It is often difficult to judge whether a school is truly suitable for a child based solely on online materials. By actually stepping onto campus, parents can more intuitively experience the school environment and overall atmosphere, learn about instructional facilities and boarding conditions, and gain deeper insight into curriculum features, educational philosophies, and daily management methods.
The American New Immigrants Alliance team accompanied WorldWay clients on field visits to local schools, providing necessary communication and companionship in an unfamiliar environment, and assisting parents in comparing different schools in a more targeted manner based on the children's ages, learning characteristics, and family educational needs, preparing them for subsequent school selection and enrollment.
From School Selection to Enrollment, Services Continue to Follow Up
Field visits are only one aspect of school selection.
After determining the target school, families must further prepare application materials, understand admission requirements, maintain communication with the school, and complete subsequent procedures.
For newly arrived immigrant families in the United States, these tasks often coincide with housing, transportation, and settling into daily life. A new city, a new educational system, and a series of new procedures all require re-familiarization.
Addressing clients' practical needs, the American New Immigrants Alliance team assists clients in advancing their children's enrollment matters, offering procedural support to help children transition more smoothly into their new learning environment.
From initial school research and field visits to subsequent enrollment processing, WorldWay consistently focuses on the genuine post-arrival needs of client families, ensuring that children's educational planning goes beyond mere concepts and is truly implemented in the children's future learning and development.
Approval of Legal Status Is Not the Destination; Long-Term Services Continue
Over the years, WorldWay has continuously cultivated the field of U.S. EB-5 investment immigration, helping numerous families advance complete arrangements from immigration planning to settling in the United States.
To further align with clients' practical needs after arriving in the United States, WorldWay Group initiated the establishment of and fully funded the American New Immigrants Alliance, extending immigration planning services further into post-arrival settlement and lifestyle arrangements. Located in the core area of Boston, about a 10-minute drive from Boston University, the Alliance is equipped with a professional service team and a client reception center, providing newly arrived immigrant families with one-stop service support including landing settlement, arrival guidance, educational consulting, tax consulting, U.S. real estate, and connections with professional institutions.
For families hoping their children will study and develop long-term in the United States, educational planning often requires legal status to come first. A stable U.S. legal status gives children greater initiative in school selection, further education, internships, employment, and future development, reducing reliance on F-1 visas, OPT, and specific employer sponsorships.
EB-5 investment immigration provides families with a relatively clear path to U.S. legal status, where a single application allows the entire family to obtain Green Cards. The current minimum investment threshold for EB-5 projects remains $800,000. It is worth noting that starting January 1, 2027, the minimum EB-5 investment amount will increase from $800,000 to $900,000–$950,000 or even higher.
Currently, WorldWay holds two high-quality EB-5 projects: “Deer Valley · Snow Ridge Residences” and “Marriott · Imperial Lake Bay Resort,” providing corresponding immigration planning recommendations tailored to the educational, lifestyle, and long-term development goals of different families. From now until August 31, 2026, processing EB-5 immigration qualifies for a limited-time exclusive promotion, advancing U.S. immigration planning at a more favorable cost.
From the initial immigration plan to actually arriving in the United States; from stepping onto an unfamiliar campus for the first time to the child starting a new learning journey.
What WorldWay hopes to accompany clients through is never just an application process, but a family's entire journey toward a new life.
Once legal status is secured, a new life truly begins.
And WorldWay's services continue on.
For details, please inquire Mainland China: 400-138-2929; Hong Kong, China Customer Service Center: (852)2802 8798