- The U.S. EB-5 program, which offers permanent residency to foreign investors, has attracted renewed interest from wealthy Chinese individuals.
- Chinese investors are worried about their country's direction and economic prospects.
- Last year, Congress reauthorized the EB-5 program, reserving a portion of the visas for rural projects.
- The revamped program requires a minimum investment of $800,000 and has drawn significant interest from Chinese investors.
- Developers are taking advantage of the lower funding costs through the EB-5 program for various projects across the U.S.
Chinese Investors Warm to Sweetened U.S. Cash-for-Visa Program
Worries over China’s economy and country’s direction rekindle interest in the U.S. initiative, this time in small-town America