Is it risky to invest in immigration in the United States? What are the risks of American investment immigration?

First, there are risks in American investment immigration. The risks of American investment immigrants are: 1. Risks of enterprise management. 2. Profitability forecast. 3. Property right risk. 4. The future market value of the investment project. 5. Risk of return amount. 6. Low liquidity. 7. Lack of legal constraints on managing partners. 8. Lack of actual management right of the project. 9. Uninsured losses. 10. Environmental risk. 1 1. Potential conflict of interest.

2. Investment immigration refers to the behavior of investors who have certain assets and meet other restrictive conditions to invest their funds in investment funds or suitable commercial projects approved by the government of the target country. 20 1 1 China Private Wealth Report 20 1 1 on April 20, 2008 shows that the enthusiasm of China multimillionaires to invest in domestic real estate has declined, and the investment in real estate has dropped to 13.7%, so domestic multimillionaires have a strong desire to invest in immigrants.

Third, the handling process

Generally speaking, immigrants applying for investment in relevant countries should follow the following procedures:

(1) Understand the conditions for investment immigration. That is, it is necessary to understand the specific regulations of immigrant receiving countries to accept investment immigrants. For example, the investment amount is generally above $6,543,800, and some are as high as $6,543,800. After a clear understanding, it is convenient to make a choice according to your actual economic strength, and at the same time choose a professional company recognized by the Ministry of Public Security to support and solve the docking problem of different financial systems and business environments.

(2) Ask for documents and information about investment immigrants. Applicants can obtain it from the exit-entry administration through their relatives and friends abroad, or directly from the embassies (consulates) of relevant countries in China.

(3) Prepare documents and materials for investment immigration. These materials generally include the applicant's identity certificate, nationality certificate, property certificate, health certificate, certificate of no criminal punishment, etc. And they all need to be notarized by the notary office and certified by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

(4) Submit the documents and forms to the embassies (consulates) of relevant countries for examination and approval.

5] The embassies (consulates) of relevant countries in China shall examine the applicant's certificates and materials and report them to their own countries for examination and approval.

(6) After reviewing the materials, the immigration authorities of the destination country decide whether to accept the applicant's application and inform the embassy (consulate) in China and the applicant of the results.

Once the applicant receives the approval notice, he can go through the formalities of applying for passport and visa and embark on the road of investment immigration.