What are the biggest risks for investment immigration

Updated on Financial 2024-03-01
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  1. Anonymous users2024-02-06

    It's a hard question, but I thought I could tell you a little bit about my experience:

    In fact, there is quite a shady scene in the U.S. immigration program. I'll tell you about it in a few modules:

    1) Basic model: Now many Americans have realized that Chinese immigrants are a big cake of their own wealth, so some of them have negotiated with the immigration bureau and set up a funding company. In this way, Chinese immigrants can invest their money in this ** company, and then this ** company will invest in some projects...

    This is probably the more popular pattern at the moment.

    2) Immigration process: Generally speaking, Chinese immigrants need to invest 500,000 US dollars, and then these people can get a green card (investment-related), these ** companies promise to repay 4% interest to Chinese investment immigrants every year, and may promise to repay 500,000 US dollars after 5 years. At the same time, tell immigrants that this investment program is the first step in getting you citizenship;

    3) All this money ($500,000 per person, and there may be tens of millions or even hundreds of millions of dollars if there are more people) have gone to **? **After the company receives $500,000, it will immediately deduct $100,000 per transaction as commissions and remuneration for the company's related personnel, and the remaining $400,000 will be used for investment. How to invest?

    **The company will invest in a number of projects. For example, part of the funds is used to invest in casinos, part is used for infrastructure, and a considerable part is used for venture capital...

    Note: $100,000 as an honorarity immediately after the $500,000 is received, and $400,000 is required to support the day-to-day staff and operating expenses.

    4) After 5 years, will you really get back the $500,000? ?I think it's okay to be early! Because the one who pays the money in the back can make up for the one in front ... There is no problem with paying interest either.

    5) What about the risk? In the above mode, if the investment fails, the bankruptcy will be declared immediately, and the investor's money will be lost... **Operators do not have any losses as their gains are as follows::

    1.After getting the immigrant investment, they have already taken 20% of the commission;

    2.Daily wages, they will not be low.

    3.In their day-to-day operations, the risks they invest in are entirely on these Chinese;

    4.They also don't have any responsibility if the investment fails, because the investment is always going to fail.

    The final result is that the Chinese fail to invest, lose the opportunity to immigrate, the Americans make a lot of money, the investment fails, you can only find the Chinese ** people in the United States, they earn a small head! You also can't go to the U.S. to sue Americans, because all the processes are legal. ** is limited liability!!

    I say all this mainly to tell you that the United States is not as good as you think. They are all merchants! If you really want to invest in a project, you still need to find real Chinese... Lao Mei is unreliable.

    Now what's worse is that many Taiwanese and Hong Kong people are making this money (as Americans**), in fact, they are making mainlanders' money, because people are stupid and have a lot of money.

    Hope it helps. Thank you!

  2. Anonymous users2024-02-05

    After immigrating, you can't find a job.

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