Fastest Route to a Green Card
Minimum $500,000 Investment
Access to In-State College Tuition
Unrestricted Right to Work in the USA
EB-5 africa
The EB-5 visa offers the fastest and most simple route to a Green Card for individuals and families from countries across Africa. There is no sponsorship requirement and EB5 visa holders have the freedom to live, work, retire, invest or study anywhere in the United States.
The EB-5 visa has grown significantly in popularity in Africa with South Africa registering a sixfold increase in the last five years and Nigeria tripling the number of EB-5 visas issued to its citizens over the same period.
As Africa continues to develop at a frenetic pace, there is an ever-increasing number of people who can afford the minimum $500,000 investment needed for this visa. Each country is limited to just 7% of the total visas – around 700 per year - so make sure you apply early to avoid a wait list.
Benefits
Fastest Route to a Green Card
Minimum $500,000 Investment
Access to In-State College Tuition
Unrestricted Right to Work in the USA
Ability to Invest & Start a Business in the USA
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Regional Centers
There are three main requirements for EB-5 visa applicants. They need to be able to invest a minimum of $500,000, they must make that investment in a new commercial venture, and their investment must create ten full-time American jobs. Applicants can decide whether to invest in their own project or invest in a government-approved Regional Center project.
Regional Centers usually invest in Real Estate projects across America. The investment is naturally at risk, so it is vital to conduct due diligence on your investment.
GCS Africa
Through a series of free consultations, GCS Africa is able to determine the best immigration solution for you. In addition to EB-5, we are able to help with other types of business or investment visa.
This includes helping set up a new office and transferring staff there on an L1 visa, and also finding a business to invest in for the purpose of an E-2 visa. Citizens of very few African countries are directly eligible for an E-2 visa to the United States, but we are able to help discuss options for making you eligible.
