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How Can High-Net-Worth Families Achieve the Optimal Solution for Capital Costs and Residency Acquisition Through EB-5 "Concurrent Filing"?
Reviewing the evolution of immigration policies in major global economies in recent years, arbitrage opportunities are narrowing at a faster-than-expected pace. For cross-border asset allocation families targeting the United States, the primary variable at present is not the macro-narrative of geopolitics, but rather an impending policy time window—under current legislation and inflation adjustment mechanisms, starting January 1, 2027, the minimum investment amount for EB-5 Targeted Employment Area (TEA) projects faces rigid upward pressure, increasing from $800,000 to a range between $900,000 and $950,000.
New Progress on U.S. PERM Reform: Major Changes to International Students' Green Card Path?
On local time October 23, 2026, the proposed PERM Permanent Labor Certification reform (RIN: 1205-AC29) submitted by the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) completed review by the White House Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA).
What is the Difference Between an EB-5 Temporary Green Card and a Permanent Green Card? Essential Guide for Applicants
In recent years, the U.S. EB-5 Investment Immigration Program has consistently been one of the status planning pathways favored by high-net-worth families. As the dividends of the Reform and Integrity Act continue to be released, the strategic value of this opportunity window has become even more prominent.
EB-5 Immigrant Application Fees to Increase Effective November 30, 2026!
On September 29, 2026, U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) issued an announcement officially confirming the fee increase for EB-5 immigrant investor applications. The new fee schedule will take effect on November 30, 2026.
US Visa Scrutiny Intensifies! Key Details Applicants Must Not Overlook
An increasingly noticeable shift is taking place in US visa vetting: applicants' online information is becoming an increasingly critical component of background checks. Recently, the US Department of State announced that effective October 1, 2026, it will further expand the scope of online information screening for nonimmigrant visa applicants.
Major New Rule Landed! U.S. Terminates D/S Status Validity System
On July 17, 2026, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) officially released a final rule that has sent shockwaves through the global international student community, as published in the Federal Register: The "Duration of Status" (D/S) system for international students, which has been in use for nearly half a century, has been officially terminated. The new rule is expected to take effect on September 15, 2026.
Settle down upon arrival, worry-free and straightforward: A guide to buying and renting homes for new immigrants in the United States
Settle down upon arrival, worry-free and straightforward A guide to buying and renting homes for new immigrants in the United States
Tightening: Is the U.S. immigration “Green Card adjustment era” coming to an end?
On May 22, 2026, the official website of the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) released a shocking policy press release titled “USCIS will approve Adjustment of Status only in 'extraordinary circumstances'.” Once the news broke, the U.S. immigration industry was immediately shaken. Because this may mean that the U.S. immigration system is shifting from being “friendly to in-country adjustment” back to “consular processing priority.” This will profoundly affect: EB-5 investment immigration, U.S. “concurrent filing,” F1 to Green Card transitions, B1/B2 status changes, U.S. employment-based immigration, and U.S. status planning models. For high-net-worth families in China, this is an important signal of policy change.
From Studying Abroad to Staying in the U.S.? Pass the Status Hurdle First
In the past, when many families discussed studying in the United States, their focus was on school rankings, major selection, and post-graduation salaries. However, today, for families planning for their children to study, work, and develop long-term in the United States, what truly needs to be considered in advance is no longer just "which school to attend" or "what major to choose," but a more realistic question: Can the child successfully remain in the United States after graduation? Studying in the United States is no longer a plan that can be completed with just an admission letter. It is connected to educational investment, career development, visa status, family asset allocation, and long-term life choices. For high-net-worth families, the end goal of studying in the United States is not just "graduation," but whether the child can truly possess the initiative for long-term development in the United States.
Say goodbye to anxiety about staying in the U.S. Break through to get a U.S. Green Card
Say goodbye to anxiety about staying in the U.S. Break through to get a U.S. Green Card
Emergency Alert! Seismic U.S. Immigration Proposal
Recently, U.S. immigration policy has once again signaled a strong tightening. The "Americans First Immigration Act," proposed by Republican Congressman Barry Moore, is attracting attention. This 70-page proposal has gained support from multiple Republicans and is currently in the preliminary discussion stage in the House of Representatives. The core of the proposal is to significantly restrict family-based immigration, eliminate the green card lottery, and introduce a new points-based system. Once passed, it could become a major adjustment to the U.S. legal immigration system in years.
Choice is more important than effort: Multiple groups of WorldWay EB-5 clients approved
Recently, WorldWay EB-5 immigration has once again received good news. Multiple groups of investors in various WorldWay projects have reached key approval milestones at different stages of their applications. Whether under the new or old policies, WorldWay continues to assist clients in advancing their status planning with exceptional professional capabilities, demonstrating its profound professional expertise and strong brand strength. I. The "Fast Track" under the dividends of the new law: Multiple groups of clients approved efficiently. The implementation of the new EB-5 law has opened up a visa-free, high-efficiency immigration channel for eligible investors. With its precise interpretation of policies and strict screening of high-quality projects, WorldWay has helped numerous clients quickly seize this historic opportunity.