Mumbai based immigration experts from US Freedom Capital are making a large footprint in generating interest around America's EB-5 investment visa program.
On Thursday, May 16, the Consultancy partnered with the investment firm, Phillip Capital, to present to the families of the Bombay Presidency Radio Club. The main presenters of the event were US Freedom Capital's Deputy CIO, Arindam Sengupta, and Alisha Mashruwala, Co-founder of OnCourse, a foreign education consultancy.
Alisha Mashruwala covered the value of foreign university education in the United States and Arindam Sengupta highlighted how many students are unable to reap the value of their education because of visa limitations.
"Student visas can limit one's child from truly capitalizing on internship and job opportunities because of the arduous OPT process. The professional work visa (H-1B) post-graduation is no better with its long wait times, and lottery-based allotment system", noted Sengupta. He encouraged families to consider the EB-5 investor visa, which provides US green cards to families and their children through an investment.
In fact, the EB-5 visa has become a better alternative for parents looking to send their children abroad for their education, and later stay there to work. The one-time USD 500,000 investment qualifies parents and their children (under 21) to avail green cards and its respective benefits.
One such benefits for foreign-education seekers is lower, and in-state tuition fees, which is often one third the cost of tuition fees for international students. To add, EB-5 visa holders do not have to face any of the grappling challenges of being on an H-1B visa post graduating university. Rather, they retain the right to work, and live anywhere in the United States without employer sponsorship.
In the months prior to the Bombay Presidency Radio Club, US Freedom Capital also partnered with OnCourse to speak to the families of the National Sports Club of India (NSCI) in Mumbai. The widening popularity of the EB-5 visa amongst families at these eminent clubs makes it one of the most coveted investment visa programs in the world.
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