U.S. EB-5 (Green Card Program) investment increase in 2027: Why families are reviewing their Green Card plans right now
Step Global Group presents an exclusive opportunity to SAVE approx. AED 750,000 on your EB-5 visa process. AED 750,000* | US$204,000 *The projected collective monetary benefit of approximately AED 750,000 (US$204,000) combines the projected increase in EB-5 investment requirements and administration fees with exclusive Step Global Group discounts on current associated costs and fees, and a…
Step Global Group is highlighting the anticipated increase in U.S. EB-5 investment requirements in January 2027, prompting families to review their Green Card plans. The current minimum investment is US$800,000, while the projected minimum in 2027 is US$937,500, marking an additional requirement of US$137,500. This increase is not a non-refundable fee but rather additional capital required for qualifying projects.
Step Global Group, with a team of leading EB-5 specialists, is offering an exclusive package that includes a 50% discount on administration fees, saving up to US$40,000 on top EB-5 projects. Additionally, investors gain access to experienced developers, project features, U.S. and internationally licensed lawyers, and a complimentary preliminary tax advisory session.
The total potential financial benefit, combining the projected initial financial benefits of $204,000 with potential five-year investment returns of $160,000, could reach $364,000 (approximately Dh1.34 million). For international students and U.S.-based professionals, EB-5 may provide a direct alternative path to permanent residency, avoiding visa uncertainty.
Eligible applicants already in the U.S. can apply for Adjustment of Status while their EB-5 petition is pending, allowing them to remain in the U.S. and work without employer-specific sponsorship. Step Global Group brings over 15 years of regional experience, working with clients in more than 30 countries.
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