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EB-5 Green Cards Approved in Batches: How Did WorldWay Achieve This?
Recently, WorldWay clients have been receiving batch after batch of good news. Good news continues to pour in for the "Florida Lakefront Jewish Community" EB-5 rural project invested in by WorldWay Group's immigration clients: a large number of clients have had their Green Cards approved and mailed out one after another, while multiple clients have also received successive approvals for their I-131 Travel Documents and I-765 Employment Authorization Cards. WorldWay extends its congratulations to these families who have achieved progress in their immigration status. These successful application outcomes once again demonstrate WorldWay's professional expertise in EB-5 project selection, application planning, and long-term service.
A Second Passport Empowers Families with Multiple Choices!
International travel, overseas education for children, cross-border business operations, living abroad... the living radius of an increasing number of families is no longer confined to a single country. At the same time, visa, entry, and residency policies across different countries are constantly evolving. According to the 2026 Henley Passport Index, the average passport globally currently grants visa-free or visa-on-arrival access to approximately 108 destinations, while the top-ranked passport provides access to 192 destinations. Over the past 20 years, overall global travel convenience has improved significantly. For individuals who need to travel across borders multiple times a year for business, leisure, or family visits, a second passport can reduce visa application, appointment, and waiting times, while providing an additional set of residency options for their children's education, career development, and future life. This is also a genuine need observed by WorldWay through its long-standing service to numerous families.
WorldWay's 20-Year Path in U.S. Immigration: Building a Bridge of Non-Governmental Friendship Between China and the U.S.
Some 20-year journeys are written on calendars.\nOther 20-year journeys are recorded in approval notices, green cards, project progress reports, and capital repayment notifications.\nWorldWay's 20-year journey in US investment immigration belongs to the latter.\nIn 2006, WorldWay launched its US EB-5 investment immigration services, becoming one of the earliest professional agencies in China to enter this field.
How to Choose a Family's Second Passport? Turkey Offers Both Offense and Defense
Starting from January 2 this year, Turkey officially implemented visa-free travel and transit for Chinese citizens holding ordinary passports, allowing a cumulative stay of up to 90 days within 180 days. Once the policy was announced, traveling to Turkey for tourism and business inspection trips became significantly more convenient. However, from the perspective of residency and citizenship planning, the significance of this goes far beyond a simple "spontaneous trip."
Major Shift in U.S. H-1B Visas! Proposed Additional Fee of $103,000
The application cost for H-1B visas may be set to rise significantly once again. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) has recently proposed a new rule planning to charge an additional fee of $103,265 for certain new H-1B applications.
Major Warning for Staying in the U.S.! 200,000 U.S. Visas May Be Revoked
The Trump administration has sent another strong signal: a B1/B2 visa revocation campaign that could mark the largest in U.S. history is brewing. • Up to 200,000 —— B1/B2 visas proposed to be revoked (involving certain visas issued between 2016 and 2026) • Largest in history—— If fully implemented, it may set a new U.S. record for a single visa revocation action • Ongoing effort——Reviews are still underway, and the final number may continue to change
Major Shift in Caribbean Passports! Policy Tightening Countdown Begins
Caribbean Citizenship by Investment programs are entering a new phase of adjustment. From strengthening background checks and biometric data collection to advancing unified regional oversight, the five Caribbean countries have been continuously raising program standards over the past two years. The underlying reason is clear: on one hand, to address security concerns raised by the EU, the UK, the US, and other parties regarding Citizenship by Investment programs; on the other hand, to preserve as much as possible the international mobility of their passports and the long-term stability of the programs. Moving forward, how Caribbean programs will adjust further and to what extent eligibility criteria will tighten deserve even closer attention.
20 Years of Deep Expertise in EB-5: Why Does WorldWay Regard "Project Selection" as Its Lifeline?
For EB-5 investors, when choosing an immigration agency, what are they really choosing? Is it assistance with preparing a set of application materials? Is it the introduction of an investment project? Or is it having a professional team stand in the investor's shoes throughout a years-long immigration planning process, helping them gain maximum clarity on the project, identify risks, and follow through continuously to the end? The answer is clearly not just submitting an application. EB-5 involves both an immigration application and real investment. Every stage—project development, capital structure, construction progress, job creation, market operations, and more—can impact an investor's status planning and financial arrangements. The EB-5 Act also explicitly stipulates that EB-5 investment must be "at risk".
Sharing Session: From Residency Planning to Cross-Border Investment Compliance Under the New Landscape
Sharing Session: From Residency Planning to Cross-Border Investment Compliance Under the New Landscape
A Sham Marriage for a U.S. Green Card? A Shortcut Turned into a Dead End!
How far would someone go with "marriage" just to get a U.S. Green Card? Find a U.S. citizen, get a marriage certificate, hold a wedding, take joint photos, open a joint bank account, buy insurance, file joint tax returns, and even memorize marital details in advance to prepare for the immigration officer's interview. It sounds like a TV drama, but a case recently announced by the U.S. Department of Justice is even more dramatic than fiction. On August 12 local time, the U.S. Department of Justice announced charges against 11 defendants suspected of participating in a large-scale marriage immigration fraud network. According to disclosures by the Department of Justice, this network operated for over a decade, arranging more than 1,000 sham marriages. It primarily arranged for foreign applicants, including Chinese nationals, to marry U.S. citizens to assist them in applying for U.S. permanent resident status. The U.S. Department of Justice stated that this is one of the largest marriage fraud cases in U.S. history.
Global financial investment, opening up the future for the whole family!
Global financial investment, opening up the future for the whole family!
236 new jobs in a month, where can you find such an EB-5 project?
The employment data for the I-956F-approved "Deer Valley · Snow Ridge Residences" EB-5 rural project has been updated once again. As of July 2026, the project has cumulatively created 927.4 jobs. Compared to 691 jobs in June 2026, an additional 236.4 jobs were created in just one month, representing a month-on-month growth of approximately 34.2%, indicating a significant acceleration in job creation. The increase from 691 to 927.4 jobs is not only a rapid growth in numbers but also reflects that as project construction continues to advance, capital investment is being rapidly converted into tangible employment results.