Opportunities for South African investors for USA Emigration with the EB-5 visa
There are 10 000 EB-5 Visas available each year for foreign investors, which allows the investor and their family to obtain US permanent residence.
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Invest $500,000 in a ‘sizzling’ economy and your family can live and thrive in the USA
The US economy grew at a solid 6.4% rate in the first three months of the year, setting the stage for what economists believe may be the strongest year.
US immigration update since President Biden took office
The Biden administration has made it clear that it is supporting immigration reform and has embarked on a number of initiatives to make this happen.
Emigration: Where to start? Top tips on making that big move
Want to emigrate but not sure where to start? BizNews asked Niel Pretorius of Sable International pertinent questions about living abroad.
Living the American Dream: The Cronje family success story
American Dream has decided to touch base with a couple of our investors who have successfully obtained their green cards and made the move to the US.
Your route to living the American Dream
Having assisted over 300 South African families, the American Dream team know their way around the EB5 requirements, says Pam Golding International.
What to consider before selecting an EB-5 project
For those looking to immigrate to the US, pursuing the EB-5 route may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be.
EB-5 Visa changes: Only two months before cost of US entry rockets
Bernie Wolfsdorf says “businessman” Donald Trump appreciates the popularity of the investment-driven ticket in to the US and is substantially hiking the price from the current $500,000 investment to as much as $1.8m.
EB-5 last chance to immigrate to the US with $500,000 minimum investment
The EB-5 visa has quickly become a popular visa option for those seeking an easier life in the US, with more educational and employment opportunities.
Growing SA demand for US visas: Here’s what you need to know
There’s surging demand from South Africans for the United States’ EB-5 immigrant investor programme, this is according to the CEO of American Dream.