CMB Regional Centers is set to visit Nigeria to meet with investor families interested in immigrating to the United States through the EB-5 Investor Visa Program. Mr. Moussa Ndiaye, CMB’s Senior Investor Relations Manager, is traveling to Lagos, Port Harcourt, and Abuja between October 4–October 12
“CMB believes Nigeria is
a top market in EB-5,” said Moussa Ndiaye. “We have been traveling to Nigeria for
4 years and have helped approximately 50 Nigerian families’ move forward with
their American Dream of immigrating to the U.S. through the EB-5 program.”
The EB-5 Program provides
immigrant investors a path to live and work in the U.S. with a permanent residency
green card by investing into a new commercial enterprise that creates at least
10 full-time American jobs. There are many reasons why people from around the
world desire to immigrate to the U.S. It may be that they are looking for
access to the U.S. business markets, a more stable economy, a better education
for their children, religious and political freedoms, or to retire in a
different climate.
New regulations for the
EB-5 program take effect on November 21, 2019, which will drastically change the
investment amount from the current minimum of $500,000 to $900,000. Anyone
wanting to pursue an EB-5 visa under the current rules must subscribe into an
EB-5 offering and file their immigration petition by November 20th.
CMB is one of the oldest
regional center operators in the EB-5 industry with over 20 years of experience
and is an EB-5 industry leader in many ways, including having the philosophy of
putting the investor’s goals ahead of their own. The main goal for any EB-5
investor is to obtain permanent residency in the U.S. and a return of their
initial investment.
Today, 5,400+ families
from 102 countries have invested into a CMB EB-5 partnership, of which 4,800+
of these families have achieve an I-526 approval that allows them to apply for
a “conditional” permanent visa for themselves and their qualified family
members. Additionally, nearly 1,200 investors have received an I-829 approval
for a green card, and CMB has returned over $500 million to its investors.
