Apply Your EB-5 Visa Investment to a Regional Center With Breathtaking Surroundings
If you are interested in taking part in the EB-5 investment program, consider the Hawaii Regional Center. You probably don't need many reasons to think twice about living in Hawaii, but the gorgeous atmosphere and laid back lifestyle are only a couple of the reasons to move there. Making an EB-5 visa investment in this Regional Center provides many advantages.
The Hawaii Regional Center has been designated as such by the State of Hawaii's Department of Business, Economic Development and Tourism since 1995. The organization behind it the whole way has been CanAm Enterprises, which prides itself on combining several investors for this and other regional centers so that the project is always large in scale. Anyone involved in such projects will be considered part of a limited partnership, which means that you get a say in making policies for the project in most cases. No matter how involved you choose to be, CanAm abides by its promise to keep you updated on the status of the project for the life of the investment.
The investment minimum for any Regional Center is $500,000, which is a deal compared to the $1 million for the typical EB-5 visa investment. For this particular center, there is a $39,000 fee. This brings the total to $539,000, for which there is no investment guarantee, since part of any EB-5 visa program requires that there be some financial risk.
Despite the investment involved, such a program would allow you and your family to move to America within the next year. If you simply want to give the money to the company and then live elsewhere with no daily involvement in the project, this is possible. However, considering that all projects at the Hawaii Regional Center taker place on the six islands of the state, staying in the area is not such a bad idea.
Industries that this center's project focuses on vary. Agriculture, tourism, and health services are all common project options. Other industries include technology, transportation, film, alternative energy, higher education, trade and manufacturing, and leasehold improvement. Hawaii has tremendous opportunity for growth, partially due to the range of industries that are successful in the area. No matter your interests, you can find something at the Hawaii Regional Center fascinating.
If you decide that you no longer want to be involved in the program, you can move back to your country. If your family and children under 21 arrived in the United States with you, they can stay in the country and complete their education if they so desire. As long as you have the funds to make an initial investment of just over $500,000, and wish to live and work in the state of Hawaii, this center might be great for you.
