Immigration Blog

The EB-5 visa program allows foreign investors to obtain U.S. permanent residency by making a qualifying investment that creates jobs for U.S. workers. In 2026, demand for EB-5 visas is increasing again due to tighter work visa pathways, backlog pressure in employment-based categories, and continued investor interest in stable immigration options. This rise is linked […]

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A significant policy change in 2026 has altered access to government-backed business financing in the United States. Beginning March 1, 2026, the U.S. Small Business Administration introduced a rule requiring businesses applying for SBA-backed loans to be owned by U.S. citizens or U.S. nationals. This shift means lawful permanent residents, commonly known as green card […]

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Argentina has introduced a policy allowing certain travelers to enter the country without applying for a separate tourist visa if they already hold a valid U.S. visa or U.S. permanent resident card (Green Card). The rule simplifies travel for many visitors whose passports normally require an Argentine visa. Several countries use this approach. The idea […]

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Recent developments have raised serious concerns among green card holders, casting new light on the fragile nature of U.S. lawful permanent residency. Once considered a near-equivalent to U.S. citizenship, recent enforcement actions and legal trends underscore key differences, and potential vulnerabilities. Know Your Rights as a Green Card Holder Green card holders, or Lawful Permanent […]

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Recent developments have spotlighted the complexities and vulnerabilities associated with U.S. lawful permanent residency (green card) status. Notably, the arrest of Mahmoud Khalil, a Columbia University graduate and green card holder, has ignited discussions about the stability of permanent residency in the U.S. Additionally, reports indicate that U.S. immigration officials are increasingly scrutinizing green card […]

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