the USA opens up residency rights and opportunities for international investors.
- 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 USA permits dual citizenship.
The US passport offers strong global mobility.
Residency benefits
Naturalisation requires continuous residence and a civics test.
Keep thorough records to support the process.
EB-5 leads to a green card and, after about five years, eligibility for citizenship.
Investment opportunities
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.
Market access
The country is a global hub for innovation and startups.
- Capital markets are deep and highly developed.
- The consumer market is enormous.
- Entrepreneurship drives job creation.
- The dollar is the world's primary reserve currency.
- Leading global companies are headquartered here.
Welfare and quality of life
Life is often car-centric outside major cities.
Housing costs range from affordable to very high.
The country offers diverse lifestyles and climates.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What rights does the USA residency give?
The main rights of residents are covered above.
What investment opportunities exist in the USA?
Promising sectors and channels are listed above.
How is quality of life in the USA?
Welfare and quality of life are assessed above.
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