The EB-5 program was established in 1990 with multiple objectives:Attract foreign investment to stimulate U.S. economic growth.

• Create employment opportunities for U.S. workers
• Create employment opportunities forProvide an immigration path independent of employer or family sponsorshipU.S. workers.
• Promote development in targeted economic areas
• Under the Immigration and Nationality Act (INA), the U.S. allocates 10,000 visas annually for the EB-5 program, with a general guideline of 7% (approximately 700 visas) per country. However, unused visas from other countries may be reallocated to high-demand countries.