
EB-5 Community on Edge As Bill That Would Do Away With Per-Country Limits Also Passes Senate
If passed, the bill would see EB-5 wait times for applicants filing today equalized to more than eight years, regardless of country of origin.

If passed, the bill would see EB-5 wait times for applicants filing today equalized to more than eight years, regardless of country of origin.

In a big week for EB-5, the program received another short-term extension and nearly doubled its number of available visas.

If you thought backlogs were only a North American residence program phenomenon, think again; Retrogression has arrived in Europe.

Stakeholders warn that removing per-country caps without also increasing the number of available visas will not solve the program’s capacity problem.

Chinese applicants are no longer the only group suffering under the EB-5 program’s intractable retrogression nightmare; Indian and Vietnamese investors
CEO and Chief Counsel of Manhattan Regional Center, Winnie Ng, says she was relieved the proposed EB-5 legislation ultimately did
Speaking on the issues of retrogression (the technical term for 12-year waiting lists for Chinese nationals) and the redeployment of
Robert Kraft of IIUSA and Scott Barnhart speak to Investment Migration Insider about why they believe the new law on