The EB-5 Program and the New York Proton Regional Center
United States Congress created the Employment-Based Fifth (EB-5) immigrant investor Green Card program in 1990. The purpose of the EB-5 program is to encourage immigrants to invest in or to manage U.S. companies that benefit the U.S. economy.
Foreign investors are required to invest a minimum of $500,000 in a qualified Regional Center that will lead to the creation of ten or more new jobs.
As a designated Regional Center, New York Proton Regional Center’s funding will come from foreign investors. New York Proton Regional Center will raise the capital required to create a Proton Therapy Treatment Facility, including Radiology and Oncology Benefit Management programs, in New York City.
Additionally, the project will include the development of a Radiology and Oncology Benefit Management program.
If you are an investor whose goals include permanent residency in the United States for yourself and your immediate family, an investment in the New York Proton Regional Center could help you achieve your objectives and bring you one step closer to the American dream.
The New York Proton Regional Center will be a 250,000 square foot Proton Therapy Cancer Treatment center. The center will consist of five treatment rooms and a research room. It is anticipated to be the first of its kind in New York City.