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• Legal permanent residents admitted through this program enjoy many of the benefits of United States citizens, and their status requires no renewal or re-application. Other U.S. non-immigrant visas, such as E*2 and H1, often never result in permanent residency, have time limits, require additional filing with USCIS, and may require travel to the U.S. consulate in your home country every few years. Furthermore, U.S. immigration laws could change and prevent future approval when visa renewal becomes due.
• The United States is considered a safe haven for the families of permanent residents. Any members of the family granted a Green Card can come into the U.S. at any time and stay as long as they wish (subject to certain conditions regarding length of time when they leave the USA).
• EB*5 investors have constant, easy access to the United States for personal and business purposes.
• Permanent residents do not need a visa to travel to the U.S., though they will need their green card. EB*5 investors may live, retire, or own their own business anywhere in the United States.
• The U.S. has internationally recognized colleges and universities for both basic education and graduate study. However, since these vary enormously, it is worth seeking professional advice on this matter. As a resident, the EB*5 investor can benefit from lower tuition costs, particularly in his state of residence.
• The cost of living in the U.S. is often considered lower than that of other industrial nations. Consumer goods, services, and housing can be less expensive than comparable goods and services in many other countries.
• Students may work in the U.S. while they attend college, helping to offset tuition costs. They may also continue working after graduation.
• The U.S. provides many financial, social, and educational entitlements: public schools, higher education, and, after a period of contribution, medical and social security benefits.
• After five years, the investor may bring other family members to the U.S. and obtain U.S. citizenship for them.