New Report: 'EB-5 Investment Returns – What Can Investors Expect, and When Can They Get Their Money Back?'

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Global Immigration Partners PLLC Issues New Report: “EB-5 Investment Returns – What Can Investors Expect, and When Can They Get Their Money Back?”

WASHINGTON DC, DC, UNITED STATES, December 1, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Global Immigration Partners PLLC (“GIP”), a leading international U.S. immigration law firm, today announced the release of an in-depth client resource titled EB-5 Investment Returns: What Can Investors Expect, and When Can They Get Their Money Back?. This comprehensive guide sheds light on one of the most frequently asked questions by prospective EB-5 investors: the financial return, timing of return of capital, conditions around escrow release, and redeployment risks.
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Why This Report Matters

With the growing popularity of the EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program among high-net-worth individuals worldwide, many investors are drawn by the promise of U.S. residency — but few fully understand the financial mechanics and timelines behind their investment. GIP’s newly published guide demystifies key elements of EB-5 investing, offering realistic insight into:

Expected annual returns (or “preferred return” / interest) under typical EB-5 structures

When investors can realistically expect to have their capital repaid, commonly years 5–7 after initial deployment

How and when funds are released from escrow, depending on project milestones or regulatory approvals

What happens if the project repays capital before immigration conditions are met — requiring redeployment and potentially introducing additional risk

Highlights from the GIP Guide

Most EB-5 investments offer modest annual returns, typically 0.25%–2%, reflecting the fact that EB-5 capital is often used as low-cost financing for job-creating projects rather than high-yield ventures.

Investors generally receive capital back after two years of conditional residency and successful job-creation milestones — with actual repayment frequently structured around the project loan maturity or an equity exit, between years 5–7.

Escrow release structures vary: some projects release funds upon receipt of notice from immigration authorities; others wait until full regulatory approval, reducing risk but potentially slowing project start.

If capital is returned prematurely, regulatory rules may require the funds to be redeployed into a new qualifying project — a process that can affect both return and risk profile.

Quote from GIP Leadership

“A clear understanding of EB-5 investment mechanics is essential,” said Alexander Jovy, Co-managing Partner for Global Immigration Partners PLLC. “Our new guide helps potential investors view EB-5 not just as an immigration pathway, but as a structured financial commitment — with realistic expectations about returns, timing, and risks.”

About Global Immigration Partners PLLC

Global Immigration Partners PLLC is a full-service U.S. immigration law firm with offices in Washington, D.C., London, and Rome, serving clients worldwide. The firm specialises in investor and business immigration, including EB-5 Green Card applications, and provides comprehensive legal guidance from initial consultation through visa issuance and project exit.

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