FORT LAUDERDALE, FL—In this Episode III, we will focus on the third group of Chinese investors: Chinese individuals. Although some Chinese individuals may invest in the United States for diversification purposes, most are seeking an EB-5 visa. 

According to the US Department of State’s full “Report of the Visa Office 2014,” China mainland-born investors constituted 85.4% of all of the EB-5 category visas, which is a 32.4% increase from 2013.  Many US developers see the EB-5 program as a great opportunity to obtain funds for their developments. However, it is important for developers to understand the complexity and potential issues of the EB-5 program.

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