EB-5 Visa (Green Card) for Immigrant Investors

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Created by the US government in 1990 to attract investment and, especially to generate jobs, the EB-5 Visa Program for Immigrant Investors has been a huge success, with the growing participation of thousands of individuals and families around the world.

Unlike the majority of the other visas granted by the United States, the EB-5 Visa is an immigration visa, which allows its holders to obtain the Green Card, the certificate of permanent residency in the United States.

The concept of investment in which the EB-5 Program is based comes from the US capitalist culture, in the sense of long-term commitment of resources (financial or others), with the intention of generating wealth. It does not have a speculative character and does not assume the immigrant "investor" is necessarily an entrepreneur, a business manager or even a professional investor.

The EB-5 Visa can be obtained by any person, regardless of his/her profession, education, experience, age, investment knowledge, etc. EB-5 Program participants are defined as "investors" because they meet the requirement to commit long-term resources with the intention of generating wealth. There is no need have prior investor or entrepreneur experience, and the vast majority of the Program participants do not.

IMG services 

For investors, IMG provides advice and complete support through the entire process, from the understanding of the profile and expectations of potential candidates for the EB-5 Visa, to the careful selection of the best investment alternatives, to the preparation and filing of each application.

IMG uses a proprietary methodology to analyze and grade the best EB-5 projects available on the market, which simplifies and facilitates enormously the decision by EB-5 investors, while mitigating the inheriting risks and expediting the process, at no cost for the investors.

For EB-5 project developers and sponsors, IMG provides consulting services from the conception to the development and implementation, involving a network of regional centers covering virtually the entire US territory, authorized by the US government to develop and manage projects with multiple investors, including the administration of the investment and the return of the funds.