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The United States investor immigration route, granting permanent residence to investors who create the number of jobs the statute requires. The capital threshold depends on whether the project sits in a targeted employment area.
7 Aug 2026
The Department of Homeland Security has proposed raising the Form N-400 fee by 75% while abolishing both the reduced fee and the fee waiver. Comments close on 24 August 2026, and no effective date has been set.
Read →27 Jul 2026
North American investment settlement revolves around US EB-5 and Canadian streams, in addition to markets such as New Zealand. Overview map of mechanisms, differences and policy risks.
Read →27 Jul 2026
EB-5 regional centers and direct investments differ in their operating roles, employment calculations, and legal deadlines. An analysis to help investors choose the route that fits.
Read →27 Jul 2026
EB-5 project risks include both immigration risks and financial risks, and no outcome is guaranteed. The article examines the risk groups and how to vet a project properly.
Read →27 Jul 2026
The EB-5 process includes many steps, from investor application to green card and condition removal. The article sets out the sequence, Visa Bulletin waiting times and the legal milestones.
Read →20 Jul 2026
Compare the US EB-5 investment residency programme, the Canadian Start-Up Visa Program and the European investment residency programme by mechanism, role and risks.
Read →16 Jul 2026
US investment settlement through the EB-5 program: Conditions, capital thresholds, TEA areas, regional centers, processing procedures and project appraisal for investors.
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