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Property-for-residency in the USA: a step-by-step buyer guide

Owning property is a tangible way to both settle and invest in the USA.

Property-for-residency in the USA: a step-by-step buyer guide

Owning property is a tangible way to both settle and invest in the USA.

Quick facts:
  • The USA is widely seen as a land of opportunity.
  • It hosts many of the world's leading companies and universities.
  • Its consumer market is one of the largest on earth.

The country is a global hub for innovation and startups.

Capital markets are deep and highly developed.

The property market

Leading global companies are headquartered here.

The economy rewards skills and enterprise.

The USA has the largest economy in the world.

The buying process

The EB-5 programme grants a green card for an investment of about USD 800,000 in a targeted area, creating ten jobs.

  • The E-2 treaty investor visa is available, but Vietnam is not an E-2 treaty country.
  • Some investors obtain E-2 eligibility through a second citizenship such as Grenada.
  • Foreigners can freely purchase property in the USA.
  • Setting up a business is a common route for entrepreneurs.
  • EB-5 can include a spouse and children under 21.

Costs and taxes

Universities and hospitals are world-class.

There is a large and established Vietnamese community.

Life is often car-centric outside major cities.

Yield and risk

The US has deep capital markets and investment options.

Processing times vary and policies can change.

Consult an immigration attorney to choose the right path.

Need a tailored roadmap?

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can foreigners buy property in the USA?

Foreign-ownership rules are stated above.

Does buying grant residency?

The property-residency link is explained above.

What costs are involved?

Taxes and fees are itemised above.

Information is for reference and may change under the latest official policy. Please contact us for current regulations.

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