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The U.S. Expands Entry Restrictions for Foreign Nationals

The Trump administration has updated U.S. visa and entry restrictions. Effective January 1, 2026, entry to the United States will be fully or partially restricted for nationals of 39 countries, up from 19 previously.

🔴 Full entry bans now apply to nationals of 20 countries, including Syria, Iran, Afghanistan, Yemen, Libya, Sudan, Somalia, as well as Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, South Sudan, Laos, and Sierra Leone. The ban also applies to individuals traveling on documents issued by the Palestinian Authority.

🟠 Partial restrictions affect nationals of an additional 19 countries, primarily limiting entry under common visa categories such as B (visitor), F (student), M (vocational), J (exchange), and certain immigrant visas, with limited exceptions.

🟡 Exemptions are предусмотрены for:
Individuals traveling on a second passport from a non-restricted country
Holders of diplomatic visas, as well as UN and NATO visas
Certain special categories (including athletes and other narrowly defined groups)

ℹ️ Turkmenistan has seen a partial easing of restrictions: entry under nonimmigrant visas is now permitted, while immigrant visa restrictions remain in place.

📌 Full country-specific details and legal scope of the restrictions are published on the White House website:
👉 https://t.co/hOwHowb1KA

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Trump Officially Launches the “Gold Card” Visa Program

President Donald Trump has announced the launch of the Trump Gold Card – a new immigration pathway to the United States for wealthy foreign nationals willing to contribute at least $1 million. The idea was first floated in early 2025, but for months it existed mostly as bold statements without clear details. Now the program has been officially introduced, although many aspects remain unclear.

💰 Program Costs

- $1 million – for individual applicants
- $2 million – for companies sponsoring a foreign employee
- $5 million – for the upcoming Platinum Gold Card, expected to include additional tax benefits

The process begins with an application and a non-refundable $15,000 processing fee. If the application is approved, the applicant must then pay the main contribution: $1 million for individuals or $2 million for companies applying on behalf of an employee. You can add family members to the application, but each one requires a separate non-refundable $15,000 fee and the corresponding main contribution of either $1 million or $2 million.

According to the administration, the Gold Card is tied to the EB-1 (extraordinary ability) and EB-2 (advanced degree / exceptional ability) categories as its legal foundation.

🔍 What About the EB-5 Program?

➡️ EB-5 remains fully active and unchanged.
The EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program continues to offer a transparent, well-regulated pathway that has existed since 1990. It is based on proven job-creation requirements and offers the possibility of recouping the invested capital, with a minimum investment threshold of $800,000. The entire family receives Green Cards – the principal investor, spouse, and children under 21 – with no additional investment required.

While the Gold Card may eventually develop into a parallel immigration route, for now it is expensive, lacks clarity, and comes with no guarantee of long-term political support.

👉 Official website: https://t.co/rpscPwmLKg

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⚠️ Important: EB-5 Fees Temporarily Reduced by Court Order

On November 12, 2025, the U.S. District Court for the District of Colorado issued a decision that halts the EB-5 fee increases that took effect in April 2024.

As a result, USCIS is now required to accept the previous, lower fees that were in place before March 31, 2024. USCIS disagrees with the ruling but has already begun implementing it.

📝 Why the Court Made This Decision

The court found that the Department of Homeland Security violated requirements of the Reform and Integrity Act (RIA) of 2022, which mandates that any EB-5 fee increases must be supported by a specific EB-5-related fee analysis designed to improve petition processing times.

However, the 2024 EB-5 fee hike was introduced as part of a broad, agency-wide USCIS fee adjustment, without the separate EB-5-specific analysis required under RIA 2022.

💵 Updated Lower EB-5 Fees for Investors (Effective Now)

- I-526 / I-526E (initial EB-5 petition): $3,675
(previously $11,160)
- I-829 (petition to remove conditions): $3,750
(previously $9,525)

This means EB-5 investors save over $13,000 across the two main stages of the process.

Temporary Nature of the Fee Reduction

It is important to understand that this reduction is temporary. USCIS has already completed the EB-5-specific fee analysis required by RIA 2022, and new fee levels are already moving through the approval process. Once finalized, EB-5 fees may rise again.

Learn more: https://t.co/6zBvn0YW4V

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🏡 Top 10 Wealthiest US Suburbs: Where Successful Families Are Moving

The new ranking of America's most affluent suburbs reveals fascinating trends in high-net-worth family migration. The study is based on U.S. Census Bureau 2023 data and real estate market analysis through May 2025.

Top 10 Cities by Home Value
Absolute Leaders of the Rating:

🥇 Scarsdale, New York — $1,207,528 average home value
🥈 Rye, New York — $1,875,248
🥉 West University Place, Texas — $982,834
4. Los Altos, California — $4,562,702
5. Alamo, California — $2,550,706
6. University Park, Texas — $2,456,871
7. Southlake, Texas — $1,290,325
8. Hinsdale, Illinois — $1,234,894
9. Orinda, California — $1,993,154
10. Wellesley, Massachusetts — $2,079,414

Geography of Wealth:
• New York — traditional leaders with growing real estate values
• California — tech hubs with highest home prices
• Texas — fast-growing suburbs with accessible luxury real estate
• Florida — tax advantages and luxurious waterfront estates

The research analyzed: household income dynamics, changes in real estate value through 2025, price stability in the premium segment, and migration patterns of affluent families.

Full ranking and methodology: https://t.co/ISaIOPirGW

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💼 EB-5 Fee Cuts on the Horizon — What It Means for Investors

The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is set to introduce a new rule that would reduce EB-5 filing fees and introduce several technical clarifications to streamline the program.

📅 The proposed regulation is scheduled for release on October 23, 2025, followed by a public comment period, and would become effective 60 days after final approval.

What’s changing:

New Form I-527: created for investors whose Regional Center was terminated or debarred — especially relevant for those who filed before March 2022 and are still awaiting adjudication. The new form provides a clear mechanism to move these cases forward.

Reduced filing fees for investors: the proposal suggests lowering the cost of key investor petitions by about $1,500 each. Under the new rule,
- Form I-526E (initial investor petition) would be $9,625 instead of $11,160,
- Form I-829 (petition to remove conditions) would drop to $7,860 instead of $9,525.
- Technical correction for dependents: Form I-829 will now allow family members to be included under one filing if the principal investor passes away before submission.

These adjustments aim to improve program efficiency, make EB-5 participation more affordable, and ensure that filing fee revenue is used directly to support the Investor Program Office (IPO) — not other USCIS divisions.

Learn more: https://t.co/5qRjTCfflz

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What are benefits of the EB-5 Program for project developers and communities?

For project developers, the EB-5 Program offers access to flexible capital that is often structured as subordinated debt or equity and used to complete or expand a variety of commercial developments. It can help bridge financing gaps, attract other funding sources, and strengthen project feasibility.

For communities, EB-5 investments generate local employment, increase tax revenue, and spur infrastructure development—particularly in underserved areas like Rural Areas and High-Unemployment Areas. The program’s ability to align private capital with public benefit has made it a valuable tool for local and regional economic development.

The program's ability to align private investment with public interests makes it a powerful tool for regional development.

Want to better understand EB-5 project structures?

Read our detailed article on project selection and evaluation:
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EB-5 in 2025: Record-Breaking Approvals & Unprecedented Demand

Fresh USCIS data for Q3 FY2025 is out — and it confirms the EB-5 program is experiencing historic growth.

Key takeaways from the new IIUSA report:

✅ Record-High I-526E Approvals
1,047 I-526E petitions approved in a single quarter — the highest number since the RIA was passed in 2022.

✅ Unprecedented EB-5 Demand
5,089 investor petitions filed in just the first three quarters of FY2025 — already surpassing the TOTAL for all of FY2024. This represents over $4.1 billion in new EB-5 investment.

✅ Consistently High Approval Rate
94% — the average I-526E approval rate in FY2025. USCIS maintains high standards despite significantly increased adjudication volumes.

⚠️ Important considerations:
• Growing backlog of pending I-526E petitions
• Sharp increase in denial rates for pre-RIA I-526 cases
• Cut-off dates for reserved visas may be established soon

🎯 What does this mean for investors?
Now is the optimal time to file: high approval chances + all visa categories remain "current." But with such demand growth, queues are inevitable.

Read the full report on the official IIUSA website: https://t.co/zc2qvkgoDI

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Get a Green Card Through Investment in Exclusive EB-5 Project in Texas: Only 7 Investor Spots

We are pleased to share an exclusive EB-5 opportunity: Dudley Sports Plaza in The Woodlands, Texas

The Woodlands, Texas — ranked #2 Best Place to Live in America in 2025 (https://t.co/0X2TQV3dn3) — is now home to a 75,000 sq. ft. sports & family entertainment complex under development, open for EB-5 investment.

✔ Only 7 EB-5 investor spots
✔ Fully funded & 100% pre-leased
✔ Anchor tenants: Elite Pickleball Club & Slick City Action Park
✔ TEA Qualified – minimum investment $800,000
✔ Target repayment: 3 years

Who is this project for?

✨ If you are already in the U.S. — or even in Texas — you can meet the developers in person, tour the site, and see the project’s progress first-hand.
✨ If you are abroad but seeking a real, reliable, small-scale EB-5 project, Dudley Sports Plaza is led by developers who invested their own capital and are personally committed to its success.

🎥 You can already start exploring the project with video overview — https://t.co/DswfvflL5u

For more information, visit the website — https://t.co/3KCTo13B6h

⏳ Why timing matters: Investors have until September 30, 2026 to apply under the current grandfathering rule, which protects applications from any future program changes. Starting in 2027, the minimum EB-5 investment will increase. Learn more: https://t.co/W4iH6Q55qw

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Invest in EB-5 Before September 2026 — Here's Why

The key date for EB-5 investors is September 30, 2026.

Only those who manage to file their I-526/E petition before this date will benefit from grandfathering protection. This means their case will be processed under the rules in effect at the time of filing, even if the program changes or is suspended afterwards.

3 Reasons to Act Now:

1. Lock in the Investment Amount: In 2027, the minimum investment amount is set to increase, adjusted for inflation. The current minimum is $800,000.
2. Protect Against Risks: The grandfathering rule shields your case from potential future changes to the program. The crucial step is to file your application before the September 30, 2026 deadline.
3. Avoid New Fee Hikes: Government filing fees have already surged, and USCIS is preparing another increase.

Our article provides realistic processing timelines for 2025, an analysis of political risks, and more details on why this year is worth considering for your application: https://t.co/ydZtLDTdO1

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📌 Trump Signs Executive Order on “Gold Card”

On September 19, 2025, President Trump signed an executive order creating the Gold Card program.

Key details:

- Individuals may contribute$1 million to the U.S. Department of Commerce; corporations may sponsor employees for$2 million each.

- These contributions will be treated as evidence of eligibility for EB-1A (extraordinary ability), EB-2 NIW (national interest waiver), and related immigrant categories.

- The funds will be deposited into a separate Treasury account to promote U.S. commerce and industry.

- The Departments of Commerce, State, and Homeland Security have 90 days (until December 18, 2025) to implement the program.

- The order also mentions the possibility of expanding the Gold Card framework to EB-5 visa applicants in the future.

This raises important questions for EB-5 investors. While the EB-5 program remains the only established path to a U.S. Green Card through job-creating investment, the Gold Card could emerge as a parallel track, albeit with very different rules and objectives.

It’s worth noting that since February, Trump and his administration had spoken of a “Gold Card” priced at US$5 million, and later claimed that 1000 such cards had already been sold. At that time, however, no legal basis existed for these announcements. Now, with this executive order, the first formal step has been taken.

➡️ We will be following how this new program develops, especially its potential overlap with EB-5.

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Upcoming Major Changes in US Immigration: What Investors, IT Specialists, and Students Need to Know

US authorities have published large-scale plans for reforming key immigration programs over the next few years. Here’s what’s important to understand, even if you’re not a lawyer.

📌 In Brief:
The new rules will affect almost everyone: from students and highly paid IT specialists to investors under the EB-5 program. Most of the changes are currently just proposals, and it will take many months of discussion before they are adopted. However, it is worth preparing and following the news now.

🔍 Now in More Detail by Category:

💻 For IT Specialists and H-1B Visa Workers:

Reforms for Compliance and Adherence to Requirements (Scheduled for December 2025):
Authorities want to toughen the rules for employers to combat abuse and ensure that H-1B visas are granted to the most qualified specialists, rather than being used to replace American workers with cheaper labor.

Stricter Employer Oversight:
Enhanced Control Over Violators: introduction of an additional level of scrutiny for “problematic” employers. Their applications will be reviewed longer and more thoroughly, with a higher likelihood of Requests for Evidence (RFEs) and denials.

Additional Requirements for Employment Through Third Parties: the process of employing staff for third-party companies will become more complex.

Narrowing the Scope of Employers Exempt from Quotas: Annually, there is a quota (limit) on the number of H-1B visas, but some employers (e.g., universities, non-profit research organizations) are exempt from this limit. Plans are to tighten the definition of such organizations – fewer companies will be able to claim exemption from the quota, and more applications will go through

Salary-Based Selection Process:
Currently, H-1B visas are distributed through a random lottery among all registered applications. If there are more applications than available visas (which is always the case), everyone has an equal chance, regardless of the offered salary, education, or profession.

In the future, applications will be “weighted” (ranked) not randomly, but based on how well the offered salary aligns with the Department of Labor’s (DOL) official Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OEWS) for that profession in a specific region. Applications where the salary corresponds to Level IV (the highest) will have the highest priority and be selected first. Then Level III, II, and finally Level I (entry-level).

🎓 For International Students (F-1):

OPT Under Threat: The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) also plans to limit opportunities for international students to work in the US during and after their studies on an F-1 visa for OPT (Optional Practical Training) and STEM OPT (extended visa for science, technology, engineering, and mathematics graduates) programs. This could significantly impact the plans of thousands of students hoping to gain work experience in the US.

📈 For Those Seeking Green Cards (EB-1, EB-2, EB-3):

New Interpretations of Rules (Scheduled for January 2026): Re-examination of the “Bona Fide Job Offer” concept. USCIS may start requiring much more evidence that the vacancy is real and not created specifically for a particular foreigner to obtain a green card.
On-Site Inspections: USCIS will officially gain the right to conduct surprise visits to company offices to verify submitted documents.

The agency also aims to redefine the eligibility criteria for EB-1A: Extraordinary Ability and EB-1B: Outstanding Researcher/Professor subcategories, as well as revise the evidence requirements for EB-1, National Interest Waiver (NIW) for EB-2, and physicians of national and international renown.

💵 For Investors (EB-5):

Fee Increases: Be prepared for the filing fees for the EB-5 program to increase.
New Regulations: Additional regulatory norms will be introduced to combat fraud under the EB-5 Reform and Integrity Act of 2022.

👤 For Everyone:

Biometrics Everywhere: USCIS plans to collect more biometric data at all stages of the immigration process.

Difficulties for Refugees: For asylum seekers and other participants in humanitarian programs, the right to work in the US will be restricted or entirely abolished.

💡 What Does This Mean in Practice?

At this stage, these are just plans, and many of them may be challenged in court or altered. However, it is a clear signal of the authorities’ intention to tighten rules across the board. Your path to relocation may become more difficult and expensive.

Next Steps: Follow official publications in the Federal Register. Most of these proposals will be open for public comment, and people will have a chance to voice their opinions.

Read more at the source: https://t.co/mkxh0Qtfui

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TOP-10 U.S. Cities to Buy Real Estate in 2025

The American platform Niche has published its ranking of the best cities to buy a house in the U.S. in 2025. These cities combine affordable prices, quality of life, and investment potential:

1. Naperville, Illinois
⭐ Niche Rating: A+
📌 Top-rated schools, developed infrastructure, proximity to Chicago.
Median Home Price: $509,900
Median Rent (monthly): $1,852

2. Overland Park, Kansas
⭐ Niche Rating: A+
📌 Suburban area with strong schools and safe neighborhoods.
Median Home Price: $384,400
Median Rent (monthly): $1,455

3. The Woodlands, Texas
⭐ Niche Rating: A+
📌 Well-planned community, natural landscapes, high quality of life.
Median Home Price: $479,400
Median Rent (monthly): $1,792

4. Huntsville, Alabama
⭐ Niche Rating: A
📌 Active community, strong volunteer culture, affordable housing.
Median Home Price: $263,100
Median Rent (monthly): $1,078

5. Rochester, Minnesota
⭐ Niche Rating: A
📌 High-quality public schools, family-friendly atmosphere.
Median Home Price: $287,500
Median Rent (monthly): $1,316

6. Fort Wayne, Indiana
⭐ Niche Rating: A-
📌 Perfect balance of opportunities and quality of life.
Median Home Price: $169,700
Median Rent (monthly): $959

7. Wichita Falls, Texas
⭐ Niche Rating: A-
📌 Low cost of living, developed infrastructure.
Median Home Price: $142,600
Median Rent (monthly): $978

8. Sioux Falls, South Dakota
⭐ Niche Rating: A-
📌 Nature, entertainment, and a growing economy.
Median Home Price: $271,400
Median Rent (monthly): $993

9. McAllen, Texas
⭐ Niche Rating: A-
📌 Low cost of living, cultural diversity.
Median Home Price: $173,800
Median Rent (monthly): $1,017

10. South Bend, Indiana
⭐ Niche Rating: A-
📌 Active student life, developed arts scene.
Median Home Price: $124,500
Median Rent (monthly): $1,000

The full ranking of the best cities to buy a home in America and detailed evaluation criteria can be found here: https://t.co/FGpFFJO0HF

The website provides data on taxes, quality of life, and many other important aspects based on official sources and resident reviews.

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USCIS Introduces Tighter Screening for “Anti-American” Beliefs in Immigration Cases

What’s new:

- USCIS has updated its Policy Manual (effective August 19, 2025) to require officers to consider if applicants have endorsed, supported, or promoted ideologies or organizations deemed “anti-American”, including antisemitism and terrorism. Any such indication will be treated as an “overwhelmingly negative factor” in discretionary decisions on visas, Green Cards, parole, and employment authorizations.
- Naturalization: The definition of “good moral character” has been expanded. Past conduct, affiliations, and public statements (including on social media) may be reviewed more closely.
- Screening tools: Social media checks are now explicitly included as part of background vetting.

👉 These updates may affect applicants across multiple immigration categories, making careful preparation especially important.

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White House Reviewing EB-5 Fee Increases

According to Bloomberg Law, USCIS has submitted updated EB-5 visa fee regulations to the White House for review on Aug 12th,2025. No details have been released yet, but it is likely that the changes concern petition filing fees rather than investment amounts.

📌 As a reminder, the RIA 2022 set target processing times:

- 120 days for TEA projects
- 240 days for non-TEA projects

To move closer to these targets, USCIS planned fee adjustments. The increase that took effect on April 1, 2024, was part of a broader hike across all immigration petitions. A separate EB-5–specific increase intended to accelerate processing has not yet been implemented.

Current EB-5 filing fees ( from April 2024):

- I-526/I-526E — $11,160 (previously $3,675)
- I-829 — $9,525 (previously $3,750)
- I-485 — $1,440 (previously $1,140)

Current USCIS processing times for I-526 petitions:

- I-526E (Regional Centers) — 13.5 months
- I-526 (Direct investments) — 27.5 months

⚠️ If new fees are approved, investors will have 60 days after the announcement to file under the current rates.

It is also important to note that in 2027, an increase in the minimum EB-5 investment amounts is expected, since the program requires an inflation adjustment five years after RIA 2022.

👉 Bottom line: if you are planning to obtain a green card through investment, now is the optimal time to act before investment thresholds rise.

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🚀Updates EB-5 Processing Times

USCIS has officially released new average processing times for post-RIA I-526 petitions — and the numbers are looking better than in previous years.

📍 I-526E (Regional Center Investment) – 13.5 months
📍 I-526 (Direct Investment) – 27.5 months

These figures are based on how long it took USCIS to complete 80% of cases in the last six months. For many investors, especially those choosing Regional Center projects, this means the path to a EB-5 Visa could take just over a year.

📊 In FY2024, the majority of EB-5 investors went the Regional Center route — 4,567 filings vs. only 281 direct investments.

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We are pleased to introduce 2 new EB-5 projects from an established Regional Center with a proven track record:

1. Get a Green Card Through Investment in Development of a Strategic Distribution Facility

- Location: Virginia
- EB-5 investment amount: $800,000
- Project Budget: $260,350,645
- EB-5 total amount: $79,200,000

This project involves the construction of a modern, large-scale distribution center serving as a logistics hub for a global manufacturer expanding U.S. operations. Located on a 218-acre site, the build-to-suit facility includes over 2 million square feet of industrial space in a single-story cross-dock configuration, with parking for trailers and vehicles. The site is strategically positioned near a new manufacturing facility and benefits from strong regional infrastructure.

2. New Class-A Warehouse Development

- Location: Texas
- EB-5 investment amount: $800,000
- Project Budget: $61,081,153
- EB-5 total amount: $15,200,000

This project involves the construction of two modern industrial buildings on a 31-acre site in the South Austin logistics submarket. Together, the buildings will offer over 303,000 square feet of Class-A warehouse and distribution space, featuring 32’ clear heights, fire protection systems, and dedicated parking for trailers and vehicles. The development also includes public infrastructure upgrades, such as water and wastewater extensions, enabling long-term use and future expansion.

For more information, visit our website: https://t.co/BfuKfWyk9w

Contact us today for more details and a free consultation: [email protected]

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Typical EB-5 Project Structure

In this video, we break down the typical structure of an EB-5 investment project through a Regional Center. You’ll learn what NCE and JCE mean, how investor funds flow, and what role the Regional Center plays in the process. We also explain what to watch for in loan-based vs. equity-based EB-5 structures. Whether you’re new to EB-5 or preparing to invest, this guide will help you better understand how EB-5 projects are built.

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New U.S. Visa Bond Pilot Program Launches August 20, 2025

Starting August 20, 2025, the U.S. State Department is launching a 12-month visa bond pilot program for certain B‑1 (business) and B‑2 (tourist) visa applicants.

Under the pilot, a refundable bond of $5,000–$15,000 may be required from applicants who are nationals of countries identified as having:

- High visa overstay rates
- Weak screening/vetting systems
- Or offering citizenship by investment without residency requirements

The initial countries included are Malawi and Zambia, but the list may change. The State Department will post updates at https://t.co/Pi8AADlFtT (https://t.co/s0JfGCUndW), with 15 days' notice before adding new countries.

Applicants who comply with visa conditions and depart on time will receive a full refund. Those who overstay or violate terms will forfeit the bond.

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U.S. Issues Record Number of Green Cards in 30 Years!

According to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS),
In FY2024 (Oct 2023 – Sep 2024), the U.S. granted 1,356,760 Green Cards — the highest number since 1991! A 15% increase from 2023.

Top 3 Countries for Green Cards:
Mexico – 200,720
Cuba – 178,130
China – 70,090

Key Categories:
🔹 Family-Based – 669,160 (immediate relatives) + 184,670 (other family members)
🔹 Employment-Based – 170,980 (including 46,000 high-skilled professionals)
🔹 EB-5 (Investor Visa) – 14,510 (all-time high in 35 years!)

U.S. Citizenship in 2024: 818,150 new citizens.

Top 3 Countries:
Mexico (13.1%)
India (6%)
Philippines (5%)

📌 Interested in moving to the U.S.? We can help with investment-based immigration!