FAQs

Access to the U.S.'s no-cost public school system and U.S. colleges and universities at resident tuition rates. U.S. schools also tend to have a higher acceptance rate for domestic students compared to international students.

Instability in one’s home country often drives individuals to seek the safety and stability of living in the U.S.

With increasing challenges for international students to gain employment in the U.S. after graduation, having a resolved immigration status makes foreign graduates more attractive to employers.

The U.S. offers a lower cost of living and a higher quality of life for retirees.

Children on non-immigrant or expiring visas are not allowed to stay in the U.S. once they turn 21, but the EB-5 Visa offers a solution.

The difficulty of obtaining an H1-B work visa pushes many to pursue EB-5 as an alternative.