Over the Years Wealthy Mexicans Are Increasing Investment in EB-5

 
Over the past few years Mexico and Central American countries have seen wealthy citizens investing in the United States mainly by the means of the USCIS EB-5 Program. Since 2011 to 2012 the number of investor South of the Border have doubled and only to increase with investors in the years to come. Mexican investment in the U.S. grew 11 percent in 2012, reaching $27.9 billion, said the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City. A main reason wealthy Mexicans are leaving (or as they refer to it as an "Exodus") is the increasingly violent acts from the Drug Cartels. With this rising fear of the Drug Cartels, the individuals and families with the means to invest in a EB-5 Regional Center are doing so. 

Empire State EB-5 has established an office and legal representation in Mexico City to support our on going efforts with our EB-5 investors and providing investor projects that are diverse in both industry and project type so we can offer several options (Healthcare, Hospitality, Manufacturing, Agriculture). 

Interests in understanding the current process and procedures in the EB-5 industry and projects available, contact Empire State EB-5 directly.

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Wealthy Mexicans' Investment In The United States Increased in 2012

 
Mexican investment in the U.S. grew 11 percent in 2012, reaching $27.9 billion, the U.S. Embassy in Mexico City. The U.S. issued almost 4,000 investor visas to Mexicans in 2012, with only Japan and Germany exceeding that amount. Mexico and the U.S. have always had strong economic ties, though investment has traditionally flowed North to South, with U.S. companies outsourcing manufacturing operations to Mexico. In a balancing of the scales, Mexican businesses are now expanding north. The U.S. Embassy says that the U.S. is an attractive location for Mexican businesses and private investors.

Complete Forbes article: Wealthy Mexicans' Investment In The United States Sharply Up in 2012