Exploring the EB-5 Immigration Opportunity for Vietnamese Families
The Growing Interest in EB-5
In recent years, Vietnamese families have increasingly sought pathways to U.S. residency through the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program. This program offers a unique opportunity for families looking to secure U.S. Green Cards by making qualifying investments in U.S. businesses. The appeal of the EB-5 program lies in its potential for not only securing a stable future in the U.S. but also gaining access to high-quality education and healthcare services.
Upcoming Seminar in Ho Chi Minh City
To address the growing demand for information about the EB-5 program, BAI Capital—the only EB-5 developer with an office in Ho Chi Minh City—will host a seminar titled “U.S. Investment & Immigration through the EB-5 Program.” Scheduled for Saturday, August 23, 2025, from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM at the JW Marriott Saigon, the event promises to offer invaluable insights and direct access to industry experts.
Meet EB-5 Immigration Specialists
This seminar presents a rare opportunity for local investors to engage in one-on-one consultations with EB-5 immigration specialists from the U.S. These consultations allow attendees to discuss their specific investment scenarios, assess their eligibility, and stay informed about the latest developments in EB-5 immigration regulations.
Prominent speakers include David Van Vooren, a seasoned attorney and Managing Partner at David Hirson & Partners, known for his expertise in immigration law. Attendees can also look forward to insights from Iván Rodríguez, Managing Director of Asian Markets at BAI Capital, who brings a wealth of knowledge about U.S. real estate and finance.
Highlighting Archer Place
A key focus of the seminar will be the introduction of Archer Place, an innovative EB-5 student housing project located in Gainesville, Florida. Developed by BAI Capital, this project has already earned approval from the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) under Form I-956F, aiming to expedite processing times for investor petitions.
Archer Place stands out not just for its timely construction, which commenced in early 2025, but also for its strategic location. The project aims to serve over 60,000 students and faculty from the University of Florida, a recognized institution ranked among the top five public universities in the U.S. With the student housing market in Gainesville demonstrating consistent demand and high occupancy rates, Archer Place is well poised to meet the growing need for quality housing.
Why Choose Student Housing?
The demand for student housing remains strong, making it a sustainable investment choice within the EB-5 framework. Archer Place’s proximity to the university and major retail centers ensures that it meets the immediate needs of students, setting it up for long-term success. This focus on student housing not only mitigates the risks typically associated with real estate investments but also aligns with broader trends in urban living and education.
BAI Capital: A Trusted Partner
With over 16 years of experience in U.S. real estate development and EB-5 investments, BAI Capital serves as both a Project Developer and an EB-5 Fund Manager. This dual role enhances transparency, reduces costs associated with intermediaries, and provides added security for investors. The company’s commitment to supporting Vietnamese families in navigating the U.S. immigration landscape is evident in their consistent efforts to hold informative events like the upcoming seminar.
Event Details
To participate in this valuable seminar, here are the details:
- Time: 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM, Saturday, August 23, 2025
- Venue: JW Marriott Saigon
Interested individuals can register here to secure their spot.
This event is not just another seminar; it is an essential opportunity for those considering the EB-5 program as a viable pathway to a brighter future in the United States. With the expertise of industry leaders and a focus on practical investment opportunities, attendees will leave better equipped to navigate the complexities of U.S. immigration and investment.