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What Happens to EB-5 After September 30, 2026?
Last updated: October 1, 2026 September 30, 2026 has passed, but that date did not terminate standalone Direct EB-5 or create an expiration date for the standalone pathway. The September 30 provision concerns statutory protection for specified Regional Center-related petitions
EB-5 Investment Amounts in 2027: What Changes on January 1?
Last updated: September 24, 2026 EB-5 minimum investment amounts are scheduled to adjust on January 1, 2027. The current statutory minimum is $1,050,000, or $800,000 for qualifying investments in a targeted employment area or infrastructure project. Federal law requires these
September 30 vs. January 1: Understanding the Two EB-5 Dates
Last updated: September 21, 2026 September 30, 2026 and January 1, 2027 concern different events within the EB-5 program. September 30, 2026 is the filing date specified in a statutory protection for certain Regional Center-related petitions in the event Regional
Does Direct EB-5 Have a Grandfathering Deadline?
Table of Contents Direct EB-5 does not have a grandfathering deadline. Direct EB-5, also known as standalone EB-5, is part of the permanent EB-5 program. The grandfathering deadline investors may hear about relates to the Regional Center Program, which operates
Preparing a U.S. Office for Executive Relocation
Table of Contents When international companies expand into the United States, the early stages of market entry often begin without relocating senior leadership. A subsidiary may be formed, administrative systems may be established, and early commercial relationships may develop while
Direct EB-5 Through Healthcare Businesses: What Investors Should Understand
Table of Contents Healthcare businesses can be used in a Direct EB-5 structure when the business and investment meet the applicable EB-5 requirements. The industry itself does not create a special EB-5 category. A healthcare business must still meet the
E-2 Franchise vs Independent Business
Table of Contents Choosing a Business Model for an E-2 Investment Investors pursuing the E-2 visa often evaluate different ways to enter the U.S. market. One of the most common decisions involves choosing between a franchise business and an independent
How to Evaluate a Direct EB-5 Business Opportunity
Table of Contents A Direct EB-5 opportunity needs to meet immigration requirements, but investors should also pay attention to the business behind the investment. What does the company do? How will it use the investment capital? How does it plan
Direct EB-5 vs. Regional Center EB-5: What Investors Should Know
Table of Contents EB-5 offers two main investment pathways: Direct EB-5, also called standalone EB-5, and the Regional Center Program. Both can lead to U.S. permanent residency when the investor and investment meet the program requirements. Both also require qualifying
Direct EB-5 Job Creation: How the 10-Job Requirement Works
Table of Contents Job creation is one of the main requirements of the Direct EB-5 program. Each EB-5 investor must be associated with the creation of at least 10 qualifying full-time jobs for U.S. workers. For Direct EB-5, these are
Direct EB-5 Requirements: Investment, Jobs, Source of Funds & Investor Role
Table of Contents Direct EB-5 is a U.S. immigration program that can lead to permanent residency for individuals who make a qualifying investment in a U.S. business and meet the program’s requirements. The minimum investment can be $800,000 for qualifying
Industries Commonly Used for E-2 Visa Businesses
Table of Contents Business Sectors in E-2 Investments E-2 investors establish businesses across many sectors of the U.S. economy. The visa category does not limit investors to specific industries. Instead, immigration authorities evaluate whether the enterprise represents a legitimate commercial
Can a Foreign Company Operate in the U.S. Without Relocating an Executive?
Table of Contents International companies often begin exploring the United States market before relocating senior leadership. In many cases, the parent company remains fully engaged in its home market while evaluating commercial opportunities abroad. As a result, one of the
Escrow Structures in E-2 Visa Investments
Table of Contents Why Escrow Arrangements Appear in E-2 Investments E-2 investors often commit capital to a business before the visa is approved. However, some transactions involve conditions tied to the outcome of the visa application. In those situations, investors
Tax Considerations for US Investors in the Greek Golden Visa
Table of Contents US investors evaluating the Greek Golden Visa often focus first on residency eligibility and property selection. However, cross-border tax exposure remains an important component of the overall decision. The Golden Visa provides residency through real estate ownership.
Can U.S. Employers Sponsor Unskilled Workers?
Table of Contents Understanding Employer Sponsorship Under U.S. Immigration Law U.S. employers may sponsor foreign workers for permanent employment under certain immigration categories. Among these, the EB-3 Unskilled (Other Workers) category provides a regulated pathway for employers to sponsor workers
Lawful Source of Funds for E-2 Investments
Table of Contents Why Source of Funds Matters The E-2 investor visa requires applicants to commit capital to a U.S. enterprise. In addition to evaluating the amount and structure of the investment, immigration authorities also review the origin of the
When Should a Company Relocate an Executive to the US?
Table of Contents For many international companies, entering the United States market begins before senior leadership relocates. A subsidiary may be formed, early commercial relationships may develop, and initial employees may be hired while the parent company’s leadership continues directing
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