Get USA Green Cards for you and your family As Free EB-5 investment seminar comes to Lagos

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    Do you have 500,000 US Dollars that you would like to invest in the United States of America in different fields available, while you secure a future for your family?(www.greencardseminars.com)

    With the aim of providing the best choices of livelihood to residents in Nigeria who seek for laudable opportunities to enact a formidable transformation in their future, American company, EB-5, has decided to bring the EB-5 Investment for green card program to Lagos and Abuja.


    The free workshop is targeting high network Investors willing to diversify their portfolio by investing the sum of 500,000 dollars in the markets of the USA, which includes real estate, hotels, farming and other great investment areas.


    Apart from the fact that it gives you directional purpose in a land full of immeasurable opportunities, your decision to make this investment gives you laudable benefits, of which the most alluring is that you get to receive Green Cards/Citizenship for yourself and ALL members of your household.

    While the foreign investors get the income from their investments, their children also get to attend American schools like residents and be eligible for scholarships and grants like American citizens. The business person will also be eligible to build business credit and get loans from America at ridiculous rates over time.

    EB-5 INVESMTENT FOR GREEN CARD seminar would be holding in Lagos on Thursday 7th July, at Oriental Hotel and Sheraton Hotel on Thursday, 14th July, for the Abuja seminar.

    The facilitators that feature Jessica Carrello, Director of EB-5 Relations from Chicago, as the keynote speaker, will go over the details of this program in the way that opens your mind more to the opportunity that awaits you. Dr Ope Banwo, would also be explaining the legal …Read More

    Source:: Linda Ikeji Blog