As of March 2025, EB5AN regional centers sponsor more than 2,700 investors from over 70 countries, representing more than $1 billion in invested capital across projects with a total development value in excess of $6 billion.
Make your journey to a Green Card easier with our range of EB-5 rural projects that offer priority processing and reserved visa availability.
100%
USCIS Project Approval Rate
40+
EB-5 Investment Funds
3,000+
Families Served
70+
Countries Represented
Below are some of the EB-5 rural projects currently available to qualified investors. Each project is located in a rural targeted employment area (TEA) and structured to meet the requirements of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program.
Our team works with experienced developers and manages 15 USCIS-compliant regional centers to identify projects with strong fundamentals, clear job-creation potential, and structures designed to support successful immigration outcomes.
Investors can review project details and discuss opportunities with our team before making an investment decision.
Currahee Club
(Senior Loan)
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Currahee Club
(Senior Loan)
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Simply Shenandoah
(Senior Loan)
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Simply Shenandoah
(Senior Loan)
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Grand Park
(Senior Loan)
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Grand Park
(Senior Loan)
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Twin Lakes Georgia
(Loan)
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Twin Lakes Georgia
(Loan)
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Lakeview Landing
(Equity)
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Lakeview Landing
(Equity)
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Lakeview Landing
(Loan)
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Lakeview Landing
(Loan)
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Tamarack Resort
(Loan)
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Tamarack Resort
(Loan)
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Rocky River Phase I & II
(Loan)
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Rocky River Phase I & II
(Loan)
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Snake River Sporting Club
(Equity)
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Snake River Sporting Club
(Equity)
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Kindred Resort at Keystone
(Loan)
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Kindred Resort at Keystone
(Loan)
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Wohali Utah
(Loan)
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Wohali Utah
(Loan)
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Twin Lakes Phase III–VI
(Loan)
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Twin Lakes Phase III–VI
(Loan)
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Twin Lakes Georgia Phase II
(Equity)
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Twin Lakes Georgia Phase II
(Equity)
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Twin Lakes Georgia Phase I
(Equity)
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Twin Lakes Georgia Phase I
(Equity)
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Bay Creek
(Equity)
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Bay Creek
(Equity)
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Urban TEA projects allow EB-5 applicants to invest in established developments in major U.S. markets while still meeting the program’s lower investment threshold and securing set-aside visas.
EB5 Visa Investments offers a selection of urban EB-5 projects alongside its rural investment opportunities.
Spring Haven
(Loan)
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Spring Haven
(Loan)
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Brandon Multifamily
(Equity)
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Brandon Multifamily
(Equity)
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Brandon Multifamily
(Loan)
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Brandon Multifamily
(Loan)
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Terra Ceia Multifamily
(Loan)
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Terra Ceia Multifamily
(Loan)
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Terra Ceia Multifamily
(Equity)
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Terra Ceia Multifamily
(Equity)
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ONE Tampa
(Loan)
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ONE Tampa
(Loan)
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RIV Denver
(Loan)
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RIV Denver
(Loan)
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Boynton Beach Multifamily
(Loan)
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Boynton Beach Multifamily
(Loan)
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Saltaire St. Petersburg Phase II
(Loan)
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Saltaire St. Petersburg Phase II
(Loan)
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Saltaire St. Petersburg Phase I
(Equity)
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Saltaire St. Petersburg Phase I
(Equity)
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Hyatt Fort Lauderdale Phase II
(Loan)
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Hyatt Fort Lauderdale Phase II
(Loan)
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Hyatt Fort Lauderdale Phase I
(Loan)
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Hyatt Fort Lauderdale Phase I
(Loan)
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Courtyard by Marriott Delray Beach
(Loan)
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Courtyard by Marriott Delray Beach
(Loan)
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Artistry Sarasota
(Loan)
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Artistry Sarasota
(Loan)
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ONE St. Petersburg
(Loan)
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ONE St. Petersburg
(Loan)
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Mark Sarasota
(Loan)
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Mark Sarasota
(Loan)
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Hyatt Place Boca Raton
(Loan)
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Hyatt Place Boca Raton
(Loan)
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Westin Sarasota
(Loan)
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Westin Sarasota
(Loan)
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VUE Sarasota
(Loan)
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VUE Sarasota
(Loan)
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Water Club
(Loan)
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Water Club
(Loan)
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Boynton Beach Multifamily
(Equity)
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Boynton Beach Multifamily
(Equity)
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Rural EB-5 projects have become a preferred choice for many investors because of the immigration benefits they offer.
With advantages such as priority processing and access to rural set-aside visas, rural investments can help reduce delays and provide a clearer, more predictable path to U.S. permanent residency.
Rural EB-5 petitions receive priority processing from USCIS, which can lead to faster adjudication times. Of the 700+ rural I-526E approvals received by EB5AN investors, approximately 80% were approved within one year.
An investment in a rural EB-5 project provides access to the rural visa set-aside category, which reserves 20% of all EB-5 visas and may help reduce immigration delays.
Investors in rural TEA projects benefit from a reduced minimum investment of $800,000, compared with $1,050,000 for projects not located in a TEA.
To qualify as a rural TEA, projects must be located in an area that is:
This designation is reviewed by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services during the EB-5 project approval process.
Rural projects are prioritized because these communities often have limited access to investment capital, and EB-5 funding supports local development and job creation.
Investors in the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program can choose from several types of EB-5 projects. The table below highlights the key differences between rural TEA projects, urban TEA projects, and standard EB-5 investments.
$800,000
Minimum Investment
Visa Allocation
10% of annual EB-5 visas (~1,000 visas) reserved for high-unemployment TEA projects
Processing Priority
Standard processing
Typical Locations
City areas with 150% national average unemployment rate
Investor Demand
High
Visa Backlogs
None
Most Popular
$800,000
Minimum Investment
Visa Allocation
20% of annual EB-5 visas (~2,000 visas) reserved for rural projects
Processing Priority
Priority processing available
Typical Locations
Smaller towns and rural regions
Investor Demand
High
Visa Backlogs
None
EB5AN's investors have secured over 700 Rural I-526E approvals
$1,050,000
Minimum Investment
Visa Allocation
Remaining EB-5 visas (~7,000 per year).
Processing Priority
Standard processing
Typical Locations
Major metropolitan markets
Investor Demand
Lower due to higher investment requirement
Visa Backlogs
Yes, for India and China
EB-5 regional centers channel invested capital into U.S. developments that generate economic growth and job creation. By participating in an EB-5 project, investors can pursue U.S. permanent residency while helping fund projects that support local economies.
An investor commits the required capital to a qualifying EB-5 project. In many cases, the investment is made through a regional center that manages the project structure and compliance with EB-5 program rules.
The investment funds are used to support the development of a project such as a residential community, resort, infrastructure project, or commercial development. These funds help finance construction, operations, and other project costs.
As the project moves forward, construction activity and ongoing operations generate employment. EB-5 regulations require that each investor’s investment contributes to the creation of at least 10 qualifying jobs for U.S. workers.
After making the investment, the investor files Form I-526E, which demonstrates that the investment was made in a qualifying EB-5 project and that the job creation requirement is expected to be met. Once approved, the investor can proceed with the immigration process.
Following approval of the petition and completion of the visa process, the investor and their qualifying family members each receive a conditional Green Card in the United States.
After the required jobs have been created, the investor files a petition to remove the conditions on their green card. Once approved, the investor and their eligible family members become permanent residents of the United States.
Most EB-5 investments are made through USCIS-approved regional centers, which are organizations approved by the United States Citizenship and Immigration Services to sponsor and manage EB-5 investment projects. Regional centers work with developers to structure projects that meet the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program’s requirements. While the regional center manages immigration compliance, the project developer is responsible for the project’s construction and operations.
For investors, regional center projects offer several advantages:
Passive business management
Investors are not required to actively manage the business. Instead, the project company is operated by experienced developers and management teams.
Indirect job creation requirement
Regional center projects can count indirect and induced jobs created through construction spending and economic activity.
Exemplar project approval
Many regional center projects receive I-956F exemplar approval, meaning the project structure and job creation methodology have already been approved by USCIS.
The alternative to investing through a regional center is a direct EB-5 investment. In a direct investment, the investor typically starts or actively manages a U.S. business and must create at least 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers directly through that business. Because direct investments require active management and cannot count indirect job creation, many investors instead choose regional center projects.
Choosing the right EB-5 project is one of the most important decisions in the immigration process. EB5 Visa Investments is an EB-5 investment platform that connects foreign investors with carefully selected EB-5 projects sponsored by approved regional centers.
The firm works with experienced U.S. developers to offer investment opportunities designed to meet the requirements of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program and support investors seeking U.S. permanent residency.
40+
EB-5 Investment Funds
100%
Approval record on adjudicated EB-5 project petitions
780+
Investor I-526E approvals
31
I-956F approvals
14%+
Of all rural EB-5 project investors since 2022 chose EB5AN
EB5AN is led by experienced EB-5 professionals who have worked with thousands of investors and development partners across a wide range of EB-5 projects.
Sam Silverman
Sam has extensive real estate development, management, financing, and brokerage experience in Florida, Pennsylvania, California, Georgia, and internationally in the People’s Republic of China. Prior to EB5AN, Sam served as the Director of Corporate Strategy and Expansion for Professional Golfer Jack Nicklaus in the People’s Republic of China, living full time in Beijing.
Sam has extensive real estate development, management, financing, and brokerage experience in Florida, Pennsylvania, California, Georgia, and internationally in the People’s Republic of China. Prior to EB5AN, Sam served as the Director of Corporate Strategy and Expansion for Professional Golfer Jack Nicklaus in the People’s Republic of China, living full time in Beijing.
Sam was also previously employed by the Boston Consulting Group, one of the top management consulting and business strategy firms in the world where he worked directly with Fortune 500 Companies in the food service, media, manufacturing, hospitality and real estate spaces in the U.S., Europe, and Middle East.
Sam is the EB-5 visa program expert the Wall Street Journal turns to when they need information on current government rules and the EB-5 market landscape. Sam is also a Forbes Magazine 30 Under 30 National Winner for Social Entrepreneurship.
Sam holds a B.A. in Economics with a concentration in Mandarin Chinese from Yale University, a Certificate in Financial Accounting from the London School of Economics and Political Science, and an M.B.A. from the Stanford Graduate School of Business.
Mike Schoenfeld
Mike has extensive private equity investment, business diligence, management consulting, and entrepreneurship experience. In addition to founding EB5AN, Mike founded PRelocate, the leading designated promoter focused on helping individuals and companies leverage the tax incentives in Puerto Rico.
Mike has extensive private equity investment, business diligence, management consulting, and entrepreneurship experience. In addition to founding EB5AN, Mike founded PRelocate, the leading designated promoter focused on helping individuals and companies leverage the tax incentives in Puerto Rico.
Previously, Mike worked for AEA Investors, a leading middle-market private equity firm with $10B+ under management, focused on making control-oriented investments in consumer goods, industrial goods, and business services companies.
Mike was previously employed by the Boston Consulting Group, one of the top management consulting and business strategy firms in the world where he worked directly with Fortune 500 Companies in the transportation, financial services, industrial goods, information technology, and real estate spaces.
Mike is also a Forbes Magazine 30 Under 30 National Winner for Social Entrepreneurship. Mike holds a B.A. in Economics and B.S. in Business Administration from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
We’ve helped thousands of investors get their Green Cards and enjoy a smooth EB-5 process.
Israel → U.S.A
“I would definitely recommend EB5 Visa Investments. Their team and the immigration attorney worked closely together and clearly knew how to move the process forward efficiently.”
Ido
EB-5 Investor from Israel
India → U.S.A
“When I compared different regional centers, EB5 Visa Investments stood out because of the level of documentation and transparency they provided. The information was far more comprehensive than what I saw elsewhere.”
Deepak
EB-5 Investor from India
India → U.S.A
“I visited the project myself and confirmed that the development was real and progressing. That gave me confidence that the builder was trustworthy.”
Siddharth
EB-5 Investor from India
To qualify for a U.S. green card through the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, investors must meet several key requirements:
Make the minimum investment
Invest $800,000 in a qualifying targeted employment area (TEA) project or $1,050,000 in a non-TEA project.
Create 10 jobs
Each investment must create at least 10 full-time jobs for U.S. workers.
Remain involved in the business management
Investors must have at least a policy-level role in the enterprise’s management.
Keep your investment at-risk
EB-5 capital must be placed at risk in a commercial enterprise for at least two years. Guaranteed returns are not permitted under program rules.
Prove your lawful source of funds
Investment capital must come from a lawful source. Common sources include business income, salary, property sales, or investments.
Investing in a rural project under the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program follows the same basic process as other EB-5 investments, but rural projects can offer additional advantages such as priority processing and access to reserved EB-5 visas.
The investor commits $800,000 to a new commercial enterprise (NCE) — the investment entity used to collect EB-5 capital from investors. The NCE pools these funds and invests them into a qualifying development project located in a rural targeted employment area (TEA), typically through a regional center-sponsored investment.
After the investment is made, the investor files Form I-526E with U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to demonstrate that the investment meets EB-5 program requirements.
Once the petition is approved and a visa is available, the investor and eligible family members can obtain conditional U.S. permanent residency by filing Form I-485.
The investor must keep their funds invested in the project for at least two years. The EB-5 investment must create at least 10 qualifying jobs for U.S. workers per investor, typically through construction and operational activity.
After the required jobs are created, the investor files Form I-829 to remove the conditions on their green card and become a permanent U.S. resident.
EB5AN connects eligible foreign investors with real estate development projects designed to fulfill the job creation and at-risk requirements of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program. We also work with project developers and entrepreneurs seeking to structure their own EB-5 projects and obtain regional center sponsorship.
EB5AN owns and operates 10+ USCIS-authorized regional centers that cover more than 48 states, Puerto Rico, and Washington D.C. For a map and a complete list of the geographical areas that our regional centers cover, please refer to our EB-5 Regional Centers page, where you can also view the official USCIS designation letters for each of our regional centers. You can also refer to the official USCIS approved regional centers page, which lists all the USCIS-authorized regional centers in good standing.
EB5AN invests primarily in institutional-quality real estate development projects since we strongly believe that this asset class in general has historically provided the lowest immigration and financial risk for our investor clients.
EB5AN has connected eligible foreign investors and actively oversees capital deployment in more than 30 EB-5 projects in various stages of development. Additionally, EB5AN regional centers sponsor more than 200 EB-5 projects.
As of March 2025, EB5AN regional centers sponsor more than 2,700 investors from over 70 countries, representing more than $1 billion in invested capital across projects with a total development value in excess of $6 billion.
To date, all our EB-5 projects have been located in TEAs, where the current minimum required investment amount is $800,000 per investor, rather than $1.05 million.
EB-5 investors sponsored by our regional centers come from more than 70 different countries. We have offices in the United States, India, Brazil, Vietnam, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, and China.
EB-5 investors sponsored by our regional centers come from more than 70 different countries. We have offices in the United States, India, Brazil, Vietnam, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, and China.
Yes. Once an EB-5 investor receives a U.S. green card, they are not required to live near the project they invested in. Investors and their eligible family members can live, work, and study anywhere in the United States.
Choosing the right EB-5 project is one of the most important decisions in the immigration process.
Understanding the available investment opportunities and how they align with your immigration goals can help you approach the EB-5 Green Card process with confidence. We recommend that you seek professional advice before making any decisions. The team at EB5 Visa Investments works with investors from around the world to review available projects, explain the EB-5 process, and help investors evaluate opportunities that meet program requirements.
Schedule a free consultation today to discuss current EB-5 rural and urban investment opportunities and learn how an EB-5 investment could help you pursue U.S. permanent residency.
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