Evaluating EB-5 projects that claim set-aside visa category benefits but unsure whether those claims are legitimate—or whether the immigration advantages outweigh the project-specific risks? Wondering how infrastructure projects qualify and whether the 2% set-aside is worth pursuing?

The RIA's set-aside visa categories created the most significant change in EB-5 planning since the program's inception. Rural projects receive 20% of annual visas, high-unemployment TEA projects receive 10%, and infrastructure projects receive 2%—all with priority processing benefits that can reduce wait times from years to months for investors from backlogged countries. But not every project claiming set-aside eligibility actually qualifies, and faster visa availability does not automatically make a project a good investment.

This course solves that. Across 5 focused modules, you will learn how each set-aside category works, what qualifies as an infrastructure project, how to evaluate set-aside eligible projects for both immigration and investment quality, and how to select the optimal category based on your specific situation.

The course analyzes each set-aside category individually: rural, high-unemployment, infrastructure, and the unreserved pool. Ten case scenarios show how category selection affected processing timelines, visa availability, and overall investment outcomes—revealing why the strategic choice between set-aside and unreserved categories has become the most consequential planning decision in post-RIA EB-5 investing.

This course is for investors considering set-aside category projects, immigration professionals advising on category selection strategy, and anyone evaluating how the RIA's visa reservations affect their EB-5 planning.

Start today and gain the knowledge to evaluate set-aside eligible projects independently, understand how category selection affects your timeline, and make investment decisions that balance immigration speed with project quality.

Evaluating EB-5 projects that claim set-aside visa category benefits but unsure whether those claims are legitimate—or whether the immigration advantages outweigh the project-specific risks? Wondering how infrastructure projects qualify and whether the 2% set-aside is worth pursuing?

The RIA's set-aside visa categories created the most significant change in EB-5 planning since the program's inception. Rural projects receive 20% of annual visas, high-unemployment TEA projects receive 10%, and infrastructure projects receive 2%—all with priority processing benefits that can reduce wait times from years to months for investors from backlogged countries. But not every project claiming set-aside eligibility actually qualifies, and faster visa availability does not automatically make a project a good investment.

This course solves that. Across 5 focused modules, you will learn how each set-aside category works, what qualifies as an infrastructure project, how to evaluate set-aside eligible projects for both immigration and investment quality, and how to select the optimal category based on your specific situation.

The course analyzes each set-aside category individually: rural, high-unemployment, infrastructure, and the unreserved pool. Ten case scenarios show how category selection affected processing timelines, visa availability, and overall investment outcomes—revealing why the strategic choice between set-aside and unreserved categories has become the most consequential planning decision in post-RIA EB-5 investing.

This course is for investors considering set-aside category projects, immigration professionals advising on category selection strategy, and anyone evaluating how the RIA's visa reservations affect their EB-5 planning.

Start today and gain the knowledge to evaluate set-aside eligible projects independently, understand how category selection affects your timeline, and make investment decisions that balance immigration speed with project quality.