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80% of U.S. investment visas are given to Chinese people, and real estate has become one of the most important investment projects

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Eighty percent of U.S. investment visas are given to Chinese. Real estate has become one of the most important investment projects. More and more wealthy Chinese people choose to live in the United States. According to a report on the Forbes website on the 13th, the latest data released by the U.S. State Department showed that in 2013, the United States issued 6,895 EB-5 investment visas to Chinese people, accounting for 80% of the total number of projects. In 2011, fewer than 2,500 Chinese obtained U.S. EB-5 investment visas. The program grants immigration status to foreigners who invest $1 million in the United States or $500,000 in rural areas with high unemployment. There are many types of investment projects, but real estate has always been the most popular among Chinese people. Many real estate properties in New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco, and even Phoenix have been transferred to the names of Chinese or Chinese companies. According to reports, the United States is not the only option for wealthy Chinese. In Australia, 90% of the applicants for investment projects targeting wealthy investors are from China, and nearly US$300 million was received as soon as they were implemented in 2013. In Canada, due to controversy over the economic effects of investment immigration, the Canadian government announced the suspension of the investment immigration program earlier this year. It is said that 45,000 mainland Chinese investors are applying for the project. For more real estate information, please contact Goldtrust Realty Tinna 480-287-0180 E-mail: goldtrustrealty2010@gmail.com

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