International investors
EB-5 Opportunities in Miami Real Estate
Some Miami real-estate developments are associated with EB-5 investment offerings that may provide qualifying foreign investors with a pathway to U.S. permanent residence through the federal EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program, administered by USCIS.
Current USCIS investment thresholds
Standard minimum
$1,050,000
Targeted employment area
$800,000
Last verified 2026-08-19. These amounts are subject to statutory adjustment. Confirm the current figure with USCIS before relying on it.
What this site does
- Identifies developments that may be associated with a separate EB-5 offering.
- Publishes the USCIS thresholds with the date they were last checked.
- Puts you in front of the offering documents, which are what actually govern.
What this site does not do
- Give legal or immigration advice of any kind.
- Promise that any project, investment or person will qualify for an immigration benefit.
- Replace an immigration attorney, or a securities, tax or financial professional.
On EB-5
Can purchasing a Miami development qualify me for the EB-5 program?
Potentially, but purchasing an individual condo or residence does not by itself qualify someone for EB-5. Some Miami real-estate developments are associated with separate EB-5 investment offerings through qualifying new commercial enterprises and, in many cases, regional centers. EB-5 eligibility depends on the specific investment structure and the investor meeting all USCIS requirements. An approved regional-center project filing does not guarantee approval of an individual investor's petition or a green card. Diego Jerez is not an immigration attorney and does not provide immigration services or immigration advice. Buyers or investors interested in EB-5 should obtain independent advice from a qualified U.S. immigration attorney or other authorized immigration legal-services provider before making an immigration-related investment decision.
EB-5 and immigration disclaimer
Information on this website regarding EB-5, immigration programs, visa categories, green cards or residency options is provided solely for general informational and real-estate marketing purposes. Diego Jerez is a Florida-licensed real estate sales associate. He is not an immigration attorney, immigration consultant, or Department of Justice-accredited representative, and he does not offer or provide immigration services, immigration representation, immigration petition or application preparation, or legal advice of any kind. Nothing on this website constitutes legal or immigration advice, creates an attorney-client relationship, or should be interpreted as a representation, promise or guarantee that any project, investment or individual will qualify for an immigration benefit, visa approval, conditional or permanent resident status, or a green card. Any discussion of EB-5 is educational only and is intended to help prospective buyers and investors identify real-estate developments that may be associated with separate EB-5 investment offerings. EB-5 eligibility and immigration strategy depend on each investor's individual circumstances, the specific investment structure and applicable U.S. law and USCIS requirements. Prospective investors should obtain independent advice directly from a qualified U.S. immigration attorney and, where appropriate, qualified securities, tax and financial professionals before making any EB-5-related investment or immigration decision.