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As part of the Immigration Act of 1990, Congress created the EB-5 visa that allows foreign nationals to obtain a green card for investing at least $500,000 in an American project that creates at least 10 new jobs. The law is designed to spur economic development in areas experiencing high unemployment rates.
For areas with average unemployment rates, the minimum individual investment rises to $1,000,000.
Another little known immigration law is the E-2 visa that grants green card status to any foreigner who invests at least $50,000 to start a business in the United States. While the upfront barrier to entry is lower than the EB-5, the requirements for maintaining one’s presence in the country are higher.
Unlike EB-5, whose economic benefits are defined mainly in terms of immediate job creation, the E-2 program requires a renewal process every five years. During that time, a business owner must demonstrate that his or her operation is continuing to benefit the local economy in some way, usually through job creation or increased tax revenues.
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EB-5 Immigrant Investor