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EB-5 Investment-based Visa Program

EB-5 Investment-based Visa Program

It was created by U.S. Congress in 1993 as an economic development initiative administered by USCIS. This investment-based visa program stimulates foreign capital inflow for American infrastructure projects and job growth. Initially designed as a temporary measure, the program evolved in 2004 with the establishment of Regional Centers to facilitate investments. To date, the EB-5 program has enabled numerous qualified investors and their families to obtain U.S. permanent residency (Green Cards) while contributing to the nation's economic development.

EB-5 Investment-based Visa Program

12-18 months

Modikologo wa Tshepedišo

green card

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Ditefelo tša ramolao

Dinyakwa tša kgopelo

Tshepetšo ya kgopelo

STEP 1
Project Selection
Invest 800k(TEA)or1.05M (non-TEA) through regional center or direct investment. 2022 Reform: Set-aside categories (rural/infrastructure/high-unemployment) are current;
STEP 2
Source of Funds
Salary slips & tax returns (5 years),Property sale contracts,Notarized gift deeds;
STEP 3
Form I-526E Petition
File I-526E with investment evidence and business plan Premium Processing available (15 calendar days);
STEP 4
Status Adjustment
Outside U.S.: Complete NVC processing & immigrant visa interview;
STEP 5
I-829Removal of Conditions
Three months before the expiration of the temporary green card, submit an I-829 application to lift the conditions and apply for a permanent green card.

Dira Kgopelo ya Ditefelo

1. Investment Requirements
Minimum Investment Amount:
$1,050,000 (Standard investment)
$800,000 (Targeted Employment Area - TEA or Rural/High-Unemployment Area)
(Note: This is the actual investment, not a fee, but it is the largest financial requirement.)
 
2. Government Filing Fees
I-526E (Immigrant Petition by Investor): $3,675 (USCIS fee)
I-485 (Adjustment of Status): $1,440 (includes biometrics) OR
DS-260 (Consular Processing): $345 (paid to the U.S. Department of State)
I-829 (Petition to Remove Conditions): $3,750 (filed 21–24 months after conditional Green Card approval)
 
3. Regional Center Fees (If Applicable)
Administrative Fee: $50,000–$75,000+ (varies by project; covers due diligence, legal, and management costs)
Source of Funds Verification: $5,000–$20,000+ (for legal and documentation review)
 
4. Legal & Professional Fees
Immigration Attorney Fees: $25,000–$50,000+ (covers I-526E, I-485/I-829 filings, and compliance)
Due Diligence & Business Plan Review: $5,000–$15,000 (if using a third-party service)
 
5. Other Mandatory Costs
Medical Examination: $200–$500 (USCIS-approved civil surgeon)
Translation & Document Certification: For non-English financial/business records
Travel & Relocation Costs: If attending consular interviews or moving to the U.S.
 
6. Miscellaneous Fees
Bank/Wire Transfer Fees: For moving investment funds (varies by institution)
Escrow Fees: $500–$2,000 (if using an escrow account for the investment)

Mehola ya rena

Bjalo ka moabi wa ditirelo tša keletšo ya bofaladi yo a etilego pele lefaseng ka bophara, re be re dutše re kgomarela filosofi ya tirelo ya "go kgokaganya ditoro le go sesa bakeng sa bokamoso" ga e sa le re hlongwa. Re ikgafile go fana ka ditharollo tša bofaladi tša profešenale kudu, tše di nago le tlhokomelo, le tše di feletšego go moreki yo mongwe le yo mongwe yo a lorago go dula le go šoma dinageng tša ka ntle. Kgato ya rena e akaretša dinaga tše ntši le dilete lefaseng ka bophara, re šoma kgauswi le ditheo tše ntši tša semmušo le dihlopha tša molao tša profešenale go netefatša polokego, go ba molaong, le bokgoni bja kgato ye nngwe le ye nngwe ya tshepedišo ya bofaladi.