
USA permanent residency by EB-5 investment
A better life in America, built on a proven path.
Accessible through a standardized project,
completed and repaid over 50 times.

Living in the USA
Seeking stability, freedom and new horizons for your family.
- Mobility
- Access and mobility for you, your spouse and children under 21.
- Schooling
- The opportunity for American schools and universities for your children.
- Work
- Freedom to work, study or build a business anywhere in the USA.
If you are already in the USA, you may be able to work while your case is with USCIS.
The record
A reliable project structure, completed and repaid 52 times.
Built on a simple principle: EB-5 capital comes first.

- 15years, one structure
- US$560Mreturned to EB-5 investors
- 52projects completed and repaid
How it works
Four steps to your green card.
- 01
Assess suitability
Five questions about your family and your timing.
- 02
Read the record
Each completed project.
- 03
Talk to an advisor
Thirty minutes, by video or phone, in your time zone.
- 04
Invest and file
Your capital goes to one school project; your petition goes to USCIS.
Who does what
Three parties, one key to your green card.
GreenAccess is the general partner orchestrating the loan to the charter school project.
The Regional Centre
Responsible for compliance with the US government.
GreenAccess
Acts as a general partner; it arranges the loan to the company that builds the school, supervises it, and handles the investor.
US Attorney
Processes your US immigration application.
Questions
Can my children be included?
Unmarried children under 21 can generally be included. Age rules changed for filings from 15 August 2025, so check your child's timing early.
What happens to my EB-5 money?
It goes into a partnership formed for one school, which lends it to the company that builds the school. Across completed projects, US$560M has been repaid.
How does the January 2027 increase work?
The minimum investment is scheduled to rise on 1 January 2027, when the amounts adjust for inflation under current law. USCIS has not published the new figure.
Start here.
Two ways to begin, both take just minutes to start.
Check if you qualify
Six quick questions, about a minute. An advisor reads your answers before the first call.
Talk to an advisor
A free 30-minute conversation, by video or phone, in your time zone.

