June 9, 2023

David Enterline Was Interviewed About The Chinese EB-5 Market

Mr. David Enterline was recently interviewed by Mr. Jason Buback of Green Card by Investment about the Chinese EB-5 Market.

Some of the topics discussed were the old challenges and new opportunities for Chinese investors, including:

Investor trust in agents and big-city projects
Investors were in the dark about retrogression
Chinese remittance restrictions — and ways around them
Chinese source of funds: “it’s always a challenge”
USCIS standards: inconsistent and more difficult over time
A White House administration can have a lasting impact on EB-5
China post-RIA: reserved visas drive appetite for rural investments
RIA agent-fee disclosures: will they make a difference?
Are Chinese agents unique?
Chinese and the future of EB-5: new lines for the set-asides may happen soon

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Copyright 2023. This article is for information purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. This article may be changed with or without notice. The opinions expressed in this article are those of Enterline and Partners only.

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