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.
Read moreIf passed, the bill would see EB-5 wait times for applicants filing today equalized to more than eight years, regardless of country of origin.
Read moreIn a big week for EB-5, the program received another short-term extension and nearly doubled its number of available visas.
Read moreIf you thought backlogs were only a North American residence program phenomenon, think again; Retrogression has arrived in Europe.
Read moreStakeholders warn that removing per-country caps without also increasing the number of available visas will not solve the program’s capacity problem.
Read moreChinese applicants are no longer the only group suffering under the EB-5 program’s intractable retrogression nightmare; Indian and Vietnamese investors
Read moreCEO and Chief Counsel of Manhattan Regional Center, Winnie Ng, says she was relieved the proposed EB-5 legislation ultimately did
Read moreSpeaking on the issues of retrogression (the technical term for 12-year waiting lists for Chinese nationals) and the redeployment of
Read moreRobert Kraft of IIUSA and Scott Barnhart speak to Investment Migration Insider about why they believe the new law on
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