U.S.A.
Citizenship by Investment
U.S.A. Citizenship by Investment
Path to citizenship: Green Card in ~2–3 years; eligible for U.S. citizenship after 5 years.
Family included: Spouse and children under 21 receive permanent residency too.
Live, work, study anywhere in the U.S. with access to top schools and healthcare.
U.S. passport: Visa-free travel to 188+ countries.
No global income tax on foreign earnings (only U.S.-source income taxed for residents).
Dual citizenship allowed—keep your original nationality.
Sponsor relatives later: Citizens can petition for parents, siblings, and adult children.
Stable economy & rule of law: Strong legal protections and long-term security.
Application Requirements
Investment Amount:
$800,000 in a Targeted Employment Area (TEA – rural or high-unemployment zone)
$1,050,000 in non-TEA areas
Job Creation: Must create or preserve at least 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers within 2 years.
Lawful Source of Funds: All investment capital must come from legal sources (e.g., salary, sale of assets, gifts, inheritance).
At-Risk Investment: Funds must be placed in an active commercial enterprise with real financial risk—no guaranteed returns.
No minimum education, language, or business experience required.
Program Benefits
Green Card for investor, spouse, and unmarried children under 21
No sponsor or job offer needed
Live, work, or retire anywhere in the U.S.
Path to U.S. citizenship after 5 years as a permanent resident
Children can attend U.S. public schools and universities at in-state tuition rates
Travel freely in and out of the U.S. (with proper residency maintenance)
Dual citizenship permitted
Note: Since 2022, EB-5 has “set-aside” visas for TEA, rural, and infrastructure projects—often with no backlog for most countries, including China and India.
Official Authorization
U.S. EB-5 Program
Authorized by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS)
Globevisa Group is registered with USCIS as an approved EB-5 Regional Center operator, facilitating lawful immigration through qualified investments under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA).