The years 2016-2017 brought in fear, apprehension and doubt in the minds of the Indian community that is settled and is looking to settle in the land of opportunity- the United States of America. Then US President- elect Donald Trump made it evident that immigration would only get tougher for Indians living and working in the US on H-1B and L-1 visa and for those who were studying on F-1 student visas and aspired to find jobs after graduation.

Nearly 236,000 people apply to enter the US every year from India but less than half of that number find an opportunity to do so according to reports by The Hindu. Getting a visa to enter the US is only a first step for those 100,000 or so students from India who appear for the GRE entrance test, according to the Educational Testing Service that conducts the GRE. The Graduate Record Examination is an entrance examination for undergraduate and master’s programs which serves as a gateway to get into U.S. colleges and universities but does not guarantee a Student Visa or any jobs that a student may qualify for upon graduation.

According to The Times of India, Indian students contribute $5 billion to the US economy. It is a well known fact that International students end up paying more than the locals to get into Ivy League colleges. According to a recent survey by The Wire, over 20% of the universities reported a decline in undergraduate applications from India. This is the result that followed after President Donald Trump placed a cap on the number of visas that were to be issued every year. As per the data revealed by The Art Law Journal, President Trump’s latest proposal of a minimum salary requirement for H-1B visas is for only those who earn $130,000 annually Rs (83,05,050) also acted as a hindrance. This situation has left Indian students worried since a recent graduate even if hired by a top software giant will likely not be able to earn this considerable starting salary.

However, if you are an individual who is willing to invest in a US visa and live a comfortable life in the States, then you should certainly explore the U.S. Immigrant Investor Visa Program also known as EB-5. Applying for visa through H1-B visa is not only a luck of the draw but could end up as a huge loss in terms of money and opportunity if the visa is rejected.

The presidential elections and the change in new rules and regulations have hardly affected the people who have applied EB-5 Visa. Instead it has acted as a boon. If one is resourceful enough to invest $500,000 or $1,000,000 in the EB-5 Investor Visa Program for India then EB-5 BRICS can certainly help you settle in the United States. Your investment into a new business or new project in the US needs to create employment for at least 10 Americans and one can qualify for conditional residency in the US.

Every year EB5 BRICS helps fulfill the dreams of numerous people across the globe. From Dubai to Delhi, EB5 BRICS has simplified the procedure of procuring a provisional visa and an ultimate unconditional Green Card for those who wish to live and work in the US.