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Congress pass stop-gap measures to keep EB-5 immigration program from lapsing

By December 14, 2015March 25th, 2022EB-5 Visa, Immigration, Investor Visas

The EB-5 investor visa is a green card option for an immigrant entrepreneur that would like to buy or start a business (Direct Investment) or an investor who wants to invest in a job creation project such as the building of a railway (Regional Center).

In its current format, the EB-5 Investor visa requires a minimum investment of $800,000 and can require up to $1,050,000 depending on where the business or project is located. For each green card granted, 10 full-time jobs must also be created. To find out more about the EB-5 requirements click here.  To review the six steps required to file an EB-5 application click here.

The bill was due to lapse on Friday, December 11th, 2015, but was extended in its current format until December 16th as part of stop-gap measures initiated by the House, as legislators negotiate the $1.15 trillion budget, of which EB-5 is a small part.

Click here to learn more about the different bill proposals and how they compare with each other.


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